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<blockquote data-quote="Romney_Rob" data-source="post: 5847402" data-attributes="member: 3118"><p>The "realistic" rent we charge ourselves on the Circa 200 acres of in house grass is made up of the average of the additional 800 acres we rent in from 3rd parties.</p><p></p><p>Important to note that </p><p>A) Hertfordshire is not prime livestock area so limited competition for grassland </p><p></p><p>B) most of the land we rent would be in environmental schemes we rent we pay is a tiny fraction of the payments and has large restrictions on stocking rates etc</p><p></p><p>So in summary in my particular case, rent would go down but not by much, BUT it already is probably very low compared to the rest of the country?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Romney_Rob, post: 5847402, member: 3118"] The "realistic" rent we charge ourselves on the Circa 200 acres of in house grass is made up of the average of the additional 800 acres we rent in from 3rd parties. Important to note that A) Hertfordshire is not prime livestock area so limited competition for grassland B) most of the land we rent would be in environmental schemes we rent we pay is a tiny fraction of the payments and has large restrictions on stocking rates etc So in summary in my particular case, rent would go down but not by much, BUT it already is probably very low compared to the rest of the country? [/QUOTE]
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