If your home is provided by your employer, this is known as 'tied' accommodation because it is tied to the specific job you do. If you are a farm worker, this type of accommodation is referred to as an 'agricultural tenancy' or an 'agricultural occupancy'. There are different kinds of agricultural tenancy, or occupancy, each of which give you different rights. Explains what is an agricultural tenancy, what happens if you leave your job and how you can be evicted from the tenancy. (Content applies to England only.)

If you rent your farmland or farm buildings, find out your rights as a tenant and how to claim compensation for improvements, terminate a tenancy or name a successor.

Overview of the legal framework of agricultural tenancies, with links to specific advice on two types of agricultural tenancy - those agreed before 1 September 1995 - known as 1986 Act tenancies - and those agreed after 1 September 1995 - known as farm business tenancies.