People forget that.I’d find an Agricultural solicitor to look at your situation
Every one is different
If you have a half share in a farm business you may well be liable for half the losses as well
And with no BPS and fert at £700/ton these may be large
“Net income” is very different from “gross income” and “profit”. Unless you understand that, you may be disappointed.Have you a claim to half the net income of the farm? what are your rights as the half owner?
Agree.I would go and see a good probate/agricultural solicitor to explain your interest and rights.
Contrary to some posts above you can do this without starting a family feud or running up a large bill. You are the client and you simply instruct your solicitor to advise you and not to contact the other solicitor.
With knowledge you can then consider your position and how you wish to proceed.
Very unlikely that the wording of a Will will gift you half the net income (ie half of all sales) more likely half the gross income (ie profit)
If the person who has been left the other half is running the farm, I genuinely doubt there will be any profit to share-he/she will be entitled to a wage for the hours worked plus a fair reimbursement for his/her management of the business.