Average toil farm incomes in the UK may fall by way of up to 22% if 'modulation' - the siphoning of direct aid payments into rural growth projects - were to be applied at a rate of 10% This is the elucidation finding from a new take a view of commissioned by the UK Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) into the impact of modulation.

Average toil farm incomes in the UK may fall by way of up to 22% if 'modulation' - the siphoning of direct aid payments into rural growth projects - were to be applied at a rate of 10%

This is the elucidation finding from a new take a view of commissioned by the UK Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) into the impact of modulation, which has been widely promot as