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Land to lease for silage

  • 03-06-2016 8:14pm
    #1
    yorep
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    Hi,
    I have 15 acres of land to lease in Meath for cutting of silage. The land is pretty good. How much should I be charging for first cut or first cut+second cut?
    Thanks
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  • #2
    keep going
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3,551 ✭✭✭keep going


    as much as one fella will pay for and another will nearly pay for


  • #3
    jimmy G M
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    There's been a few threads on this topic here over the last few weeks. Difficult to say without further information, has land got fertiliser etc, but consensus indicated in the region of €120 - €170 acre depending on quality & local demand factors.

    Here's one

    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=99319434


  • #4
    Sam Kade
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,313 ✭✭✭✭Sam Kade


    yorep wrote: »
    Hi,
    I have 15 acres of land to lease in Meath for cutting of silage. The land is pretty good. How much should I be charging for first cut or first cut+second cut?
    Thanks

    You're selling the crop rather than leasing.


  • #5
    20silkcut
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    I'd say he's leasing the crop of silage alright. Dump the ****e from the animals back in the field when he's finished with the silage .


  • #6
    atlantic mist
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    making 100-110 1st cut, 80 second cut down this way
    leasing for year is ranging between 150-180 now, got ground last week at 150.
    fair bit of ground for rent for silage, couldnt get a thing last year and have three calls this week offering silage sfp made a mess of rental market for last few years seems to be squaring out now


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  • #7
    Sam Kade
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    atlantic mist wrote: »
    making 100-110 1st cut, 80 second cut down this way
    leasing for year is ranging between 150-180 now, got ground last week at 150.
    fair bit of ground for rent for silage, couldnt get a thing last year and have three calls this week offering silage sfp made a mess of rental market for last few years seems to be squaring out now

    That must be up the country land down south would make at least 200 and up.


  • #8
    visatorro
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    Sam Kade wrote: »
    That must be up the country land down south would make at least 200 and up.

    Talking to a biffo recently who got it hard to find someone to take 20 acres off him.
    Land around me still making 300. Combination of dairy men, mystery man and local business men who like a couple of bullocks. Most of the spud men have gone off the boil.


  • #9
    atlantic mist
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    dont know about up the country im down south, last year ground was making over 200 and up to 300 but back now


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