it’s a lot of land for the money and the house looks decent structurally wise and nothing 50k spend wouldn’t fix. Surely dairy building wise you will be £600k minimum on a set up
Dairy Farm For Sale
- Thread starter Fergieman
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it’s a lot of land for the money and the house looks decent structurally wise and nothing 50k spend wouldn’t fix. Surely dairy building wise you will be £600k minimum on a set up
Ivie Mcllwraith milked there many many years ago.
- Location
- M6 Hard shoulder
Realistically with a guide of £1.9m for the whole how much will it actually make tho ? £2.5 ??
Would it carry a cow to the acre ?
Buy for 2.5 spend £2k a cow on infrastructure and £3.5 m gets you a 450/500 cow unit.
You'd add £2m to get that round here and then have to start spending.
- Location
- Northumberland
I thought Jack Irving milked cows there until he sold them in 1998.Sale was at Borderway,Carlisle.He had some very good cows, and had a high average sale price for the day.
- Location
- Northumberland
Why the need to spend £600,000 all in one go at the start.You could get up and running with dairy for a fraction of that.
Probably a bit optimistic at a cow to the acre, would have thought 300 plus young stock be nearer the mark.
Milk contract be the main stumbling block in Scotland atm.
- Location
- M6 Hard shoulder
Milk contract is the stumbling block anywhere.
Youngstock never enters my train of thought only cows.
- Location
- Northumberland
Whats the British Dairy industry come to? Its precisely why the MMB was set up in 1933.
- Location
- Northumberland
200,milked through a cheap second hand 20/40 swingover.10 sides per milking and you can enjoy the job and life.
- Location
- M6 Hard shoulder
Why not balls deep through a 50 point rotary, 500 coos flying herd plenty of debt and send it on
I believe there’s just about 830 producers left in Scotland with that expected to fall below 800 within the year, average herd size about 220 cows though, some seriously large herds about and some mind boggling expansion among them ( thus the lack of available new contracts) Get big or get out definitely seems the direction of travel!Why not balls deep through a 50 point rotary, 500 coos flying herd plenty of debt and send it on
- Location
- North Yorkshire
Is Scotland still in a massive milk surplus? I know it was a while back but I have no idea what covid etc has done to the specific Scottish market. I would expect a large nearby unit to take it on no bother with expansion, but not being from round there I’ve absolutely zero idea whether it even has any large units nearby. Although being where it is it can’t not, surely?
It’s a nice enough spot but yeah it’s not selling for that is it? It’s absolutely more like £2.5m money and the guide just your average Scottish attention getter. Would be worth I look I think, but husband doesn’t appear keen
It’s a nice enough spot but yeah it’s not selling for that is it? It’s absolutely more like £2.5m money and the guide just your average Scottish attention getter. Would be worth I look I think, but husband doesn’t appear keen
it is likely to be in an NVZ so 6 months slurry storage
Parlour
Cubicles - how suitable are the existing sheds for cows
Entitlements at £155 per unit
I would thought if the farm was good the Irish grazers in the area would be all over it.
At the moment in scotland it is likely to be a Yew tree contract but you are very close to Arla and the border.
Hem House Farm, Rossett Road, Wrexham - Rurtal Property, Land & Business Listings
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- Location
- Lincolnshire
Hem House Farm, Rossett Road, Wrexham - Rurtal Property, Land & Business Listings
Best and Final Offers - Due to the high level of interest that has been shown, we are inviting best and final offers by 12 noon Wednesday 8th September 2021. Please send all offers in the ...
That's quite nice. Fishing as well. Sssi and listed house though. No footpaths I can see. Not sure how wet it would be when the rains arrive.
- Location
- North Yorkshire
Looks like a useful spot. Shame it’s not a TB4 area. And I’m not sure on the implications of the SSSI situation. But nice ring fence and mostly decent sized fields too.Hem House Farm, Rossett Road, Wrexham - Rurtal Property, Land & Business Listings
Best and Final Offers - Due to the high level of interest that has been shown, we are inviting best and final offers by 12 noon Wednesday 8th September 2021. Please send all offers in the ...
- Location
- M6 Hard shoulder
Its been for sale for nearly 12mnthsHem House Farm, Rossett Road, Wrexham - Rurtal Property, Land & Business Listings
Best and Final Offers - Due to the high level of interest that has been shown, we are inviting best and final offers by 12 noon Wednesday 8th September 2021. Please send all offers in the ...
Its been advertised with a different agent since last August, was originally offered as 440 acres in 2 lots, can flood quite badly on the lower lying land but will be a very good farm.Hem House Farm, Rossett Road, Wrexham - Rurtal Property, Land & Business Listings
Best and Final Offers - Due to the high level of interest that has been shown, we are inviting best and final offers by 12 noon Wednesday 8th September 2021. Please send all offers in the ...
- Location
- Northumberland
Dont go for it. It will be TB hell...........and it floods..........and its been up for sale for ages,with more acres.
- Location
- North Yorkshire
Don't worry I’m going nowhere near that TB area
. I didn’t even get as far as checking the flood situation when I saw the area it was in. Husband has decided he can’t possibly bring himself to look at a place that calls itself Mouldyhills either 
. My drawing board is getting pretty tired now