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If anyone is not sure about buying a particular farm,they just need to ring you up.You can sure put a dampner on things. What else has it got wrong with it........subsidence and a mine shaft underneath?........or Radon gas? or chancel repair liability for £1,000s.I don’t know , some big hitters in that area but weather they interested in grass or not is another thing , the arable field is cut in half with a busy foot path.
If anyone is not sure about buying a particular farm,they just need to ring you up.You can sure put a dampner on things. What else has it got wrong with it........subsidence and a mine shaft underneath?........or Radon gas? or chancel repair liability for £1,000s.
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Don’t think so , it wil make Damn good summer grazing tho , but like a lot more I’d gamble it will need drains lime fences and troughs fettled to get best from it .
We spoke to Alister Dale Friday night. Thanks.I think dales specialises in alot of farm work.
We liked the look of this one:Have you looked at Wales. We feel welcome here, and no midges.
This farm was quite controversial for a while in the local community. It was in for planning for a sand/gravel quarry that was rejected more than once and I think was referred to the Scottish government eventually and still thrown out.I thought this looked smart when it popped up last month with plenty of options. Out of your area though.
Overburns, Lamington, Biggar, Lanarkshire, ML12 Farm for sale - £2,500,000
Savills - Edinburgh present this Farm for sale in Overburns, Lamington, Biggar, Lanarkshire, ML12www.onthemarket.com
Lovely but what about TB?
and maybe a bridge to Northern Ireland tooI'd be more concerned about the lifestyle factors. A good farm with some cultivable with the benefit of the gulfstream , a nice view over the Solway Firth estuary and close to Dumfries new hospital sounds about as idyllic as you could wish for
Steady on a boat is bad enoughand maybe a bridge to Northern Ireland too
No problems with TB as our great leader, Mark Drakeford explained to the Senedd (Welsh Assembly Parliament) that TB is not spread by Badgers, but only by cattle movements. I just wish he could tell the Badgers that too! Funny that, while he is telling us that, I just had a TB advice visit (from our local Vet, paid for by the Welsh Assembly Government) and part of her advice was to Badger proof all the cattle buildings, water troughs to be emptied regularly, field troughs to be Badger proof, creep feeders Badger proof. I guess M. Bovis is not on programme and doesn't realise it isn't allowed to spread through wildlife transmission!!!Lovely but what about TB?
Damned variants again....No problems with TB as our great leader, Mark Drakeford explained to the Senedd (Welsh Assembly Parliament) that TB is not spread by Badgers, but only by cattle movements. I just wish he could tell the Badgers that too! Funny that, while he is telling us that, I just had a TB advice visit (from our local Vet, paid for by the Welsh Assembly Government) and part of her advice was to Badger proof all the cattle buildings, water troughs to be emptied regularly, field troughs to be Badger proof, creep feeders Badger proof. I guess M. Bovis is not on programme and doesn't realise it isn't allowed to spread through wildlife transmission!!!
The Sandystones Agrimart guy has bought it apparently............it was a good guess.I don’t know , some big hitters in that area but weather they interested in grass or not is another thing , the arable field is cut in half with a busy foot path.
We looked at that listing last week. Interesting place but too close to town to tick our boxes.Mixed farming unit near Falkirk hits the market for offers over two million
AN ATTRACTIVE mixed farming unit bursting with development opportunities has come onto the market in central Scotland – for offers over…www.thescottishfarmer.co.uk
An interesting one. We won't quite be ready in time for that deadline though.