My Dad is in a similar scenario in the states but luckily my grandparents had it in a trust so no estate taxes just has to pay asinine price to buyout his siblings so the farm can stay in the family.
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Estate planning is the dark art the state struggles with. Im glad I know a few good such lawyers.
I've thought about putting a time lock on the land portion of my estate so that there will be no fighting among my beneficiaries for a certain period of time.
My other grandfather created an LLc for his estate/farm land. He put a clause that any of his heirs could sell their shares whenever they wanted but the other heirs had the first option to buy at 33% discount to current market value. All heirs chose to keep their shares 😎🤌
That's pretty standard when there are multiple heirs with different and valid interests. I'd like to see my property stay in the family for at least 100 years.