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Do you earn income from your land?You may own a property and some land but do not farm yourself. Perhaps your land is farmed by a local farmer or a contractor or perhaps it was acquired through inheritance or investment. In each case, your land is an asset, you receive an income from it and whether or not you actively farm, you have both rights and legal responsibilities over that land. What you get as a memberFree, unbiased support – free and unlimited practical help and advice from your regional team on every aspect of your landownership which can be invaluable. Whatever questions or concerns you may have your local office is there to help. Find out how we work to protect your interests Sharing ideas – an unrivalled national network where you can share ideas and best practice, whatever your interests. The CLA makes a real difference. Anyone who owns rural land will benefit from joining the CLA. How we can help youSome of the areas where we help members.
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