Dairy farm to let

[Dairyfarmer2016]

Morning all I see there’s a farm to let up in Cumbria looks a fair farm! We are in Shropshire and it would be swallowed up by a big neighbouring farm round here, will it be the same case up there?

 

[pappuller]

Morning all I see there’s a farm to let up in Cumbria looks a fair farm! We are in Shropshire and it would be swallowed up by a big neighbouring farm round here, will it be the same case up there?

Depends if you put a higher bid in [emoji23]

 

[buffalo_soldier]

Put the link up, I might have it...

Multi unit is all the rage .

 

[Dairyfarmer2016]

Middlesceugh Hall Farm, Ivegill, Carlisle, CA4 0NN | Edwin Thompson

www.edwinthompson.co.uk

 

[Dairyfarmer2016]

If that was round here it’d be £££

 

[pappuller]

Put the link up, I might have it...

Multi unit is all the rage .

You seem to have a recently reinvigorated labour unit, so hell yes [emoji23]

 

[jackrussell101]

Dairy boys in West Midlands are now paying up to £300 acre rent and landlord keeps the SFP

 

[jackrussell101]

For only decent farms I might add, still dear

 

[Pennine Ploughing]

Middlesceugh Hall Farm, Ivegill, Carlisle, CA4 0NN | Edwin Thompson

www.edwinthompson.co.uk

 

[betweenthelines]

Doesnt look like it is up for Tender. Perhaps they want a sensible tenant who will look after the place rather than bid high just to get it. A good owner/tenant relationship is vital on a rented farm, but Ive never come across such a Utopian scenario!

 

[bar718]

Doesnt look like it is up for Tender. Perhaps they want a sensible tenant who will look after the place rather than bid high just to get it. A good owner/tenant relationship is vital on a rented farm, but Ive never come across such a Utopian scenario!

Them type of relationships do exist but eventually some new agent comes along and persuades the landlords that they should be getting more money for the farm and so the rot sets in. Some good landlords resist those approaches but it’s only a matter of time until the next generation of landlords come along with lavish lifestyles that take paying for and the rot sets in.

 

[Beef farmer]

Dairy boys in West Midlands are now paying up to £300 acre rent and landlord keeps the SFP

With a house and parlour/cubicles?

 

[Headless chicken]

With a house and parlour/cubicles?

still dear enough at that. Would have to be a fair setup.

 

[Martyn]

Dairy boys in West Midlands are now paying up to £300 acre rent and landlord keeps the SFP

Dairy farmers own worse enemy, maby for a perfect farm, but most places we looked at to let need £50k of fencing and water troughs, plus major money on PK and lime, cant see any point working for nothing and it feels like that at times on rent 2/3 of thst.

 

[pappuller]

Dairy boys in West Midlands are now paying up to £300 acre rent and landlord keeps the SFP

If someone wants to give me £300 /acre for my 200 acres of grade 2 dirt with a cracking setup and I keep the subs, I'll go and drive a Tesco delivery van

 

[teslacoils]

Dairy boys in West Midlands are now paying up to £300 acre rent and landlord keeps the SFP

Bloody hell! I should maybe build a parlour and let this spot out.

 

[deleted user 837354]

Bloody hell! I should maybe build a parlour and let this spot out.

Go for it. Can always take it back when the kids come of age. Fencing and property repairs etc will keep you busy at weekends. No more blackgrass or £150/acre chem spend chasing blackgrass.

 

[jackrussell101]

I even heard of one at £325 but was exceptional, most are around £250 an acre with landlord keeping SFP. Can't be far off being able to pay a mortgage at that rate

 

[deleted user 837354]

I even heard of one at £325 but was exceptional, most are around £250 an acre with landlord keeping SFP. Can't be far off being able to pay a mortgage at that rate

Sounds good. With that kind of money why bother getting out of bed.

 

[dinderleat]

Get out of bed test!