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Rent Equivalent.
- Thread starter Stuart J
- Start date
- Location
- West Wales
As in what way? To determine cost of production etc?
my sheep are charged at a rate of 60p/week (£30/year) this is what it would cost to put them somewhere for 12 months.
With corn I used to do a rent of £50/t (4t crop = £200/acre rent equivalent)
With grass silage I used to do a rent of £50 per cut
my sheep are charged at a rate of 60p/week (£30/year) this is what it would cost to put them somewhere for 12 months.
With corn I used to do a rent of £50/t (4t crop = £200/acre rent equivalent)
With grass silage I used to do a rent of £50 per cut
digger64
Member
Cost to service a mortgage per acre per year against the crop /stock enterprise to see if the enterprise or whole farm can service it without busting its self .
Not really relevent nowadays as land value has no relation to farming , I suppose a loan for a new shed or new enterprise etc might be looked at like that to decide how long to spread payments over .
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- Location
- Lincolnshire
What you could get letting it out instead.
digger64
Member
thats opportunity cost