Limavady · Causeway Coast and Glens

Agriculture, Tourism and Agri-Food Advisory

Contracts, food labelling, succession and land projects, considered around seasonal income and family ownership.

Green fields, stone farm buildings and grazing livestock in the Causeway Coast and Glens countryside

A focused first conversation

Start with the decision in front of you

Choose a useful starting point. We’ll establish the facts, identify the documents and agree the next step.

Farm and family

Tenancies, machinery agreements and farm succession planning.

Food and drink

Food labelling, supplier terms and product claims.

Tourism and land

Visitor contracts, leases and renewable energy agreements.

Tell us what you need help with
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Connected rural sectors

Farming, food production, tourism and land projects.

Farm businesses

Review tenancies, machinery terms, diversification and succession.

Discuss farm advice

Agri-food producers

Check product claims, food labelling and supplier arrangements.

Discuss producer advice

Tourism operators

Set clear booking terms and prepare for seasonal staffing needs.

Discuss tourism advice
A farm lane running between green fields towards a coastal visitor site in Northern Ireland

Rooted in the local economy

Shaped by a farming and visitor economy

In Causeway Coast and Glens, income can turn with harvest dates, holiday bookings and weather. The agreements behind a business need to account for those cycles. Eglinton Barrister advises farms, producers and visitor businesses on the practical decisions that keep trading arrangements clear.

For land or family matters, we can coordinate with your land agent, accountant and appointed solicitor where appropriate. Good advice starts with the way your business actually works.

Succession and land projects

Link family arrangements and financial strategy with leases, access or renewable agreements. Cross-border sales need the right compliance checks.

Discuss a land project
“We needed decisions that worked around the farming year. The review gave our family a clear way to discuss succession.”
Pawanjit T., family farm client

Care with sensitive matters

Family business, land and trading details are handled confidentially and within an agreed scope.

Practical questions

When should we review succession?

Start before a planned handover or major investment, while the family has time to consider options.

Who is responsible for food labelling?

Responsibility depends on the product and trading arrangement; review the label and supplier terms together.

Can you review a land lease?

Yes. We can examine the proposed terms and flag points to discuss with your appointed solicitor.

Talk through your position

Tell us about your business

Share the sector and the decision you’re facing. We’ll get in touch to discuss a suitable next step.

Contact Eglinton Barrister

Baranailt Road, Limavady, Causeway Coast and Glens, United Kingdom
Contact us about your matter

Advice is provided within an agreed scope. Reserved legal work is referred to an appropriately authorised solicitor where required.