How much is rent?

Feckoffcup

70 acres of good grass , heavy clay, well wired and drained. Big shed for at least 80 head Cattle,big silage pit, how much could that fetch for rent? Located in tyrone.

tomwaterford

Feckoffcup wrote: »

70 acres of good grass , heavy clay, well wired and drained. Big shed for at least 80 head Cattle,big silage pit, how much could that fetch for rent? Located in tyrone.

Around my area,e350 an acre seems to be the price the market has settled upon for land

darragh_haven

tomwaterford wrote: »

Around my area,e350 an acre seems to be the price the market has settled upon for land

€300+/acre around here for the type of land and facilities the OP mentioned

Floki

450/acre I'd say.

Who2

Why stop there the round 1000 an acre plus bps

Timmaay

Know of farmers paying less than 100e/ac for land still. If I was a tillage farmer the last few years I wouldn't like to be paying much more.

wiggy123

up north--say 150-200stg an acre, shed be about 1-2k stg then

squinn2912

Feckoffcup wrote: »

70 acres of good grass , heavy clay, well wired and drained. Big shed for at least 80 head Cattle,big silage pit, how much could that fetch for rent? Located in tyrone.

Is it dry enough for stock to go on? Out of curiosity, why didn't you let it in the spring?

Sam Kade

Timmaay wrote: »

Know of farmers paying less than 100e/ac for land still. If I was a tillage farmer the last few years I wouldn't like to be paying much more.

If you were hoping to get tillage land for less than 100e an acre you wouldn't get any land for tillage

Bass Reeves

Timmaay wrote: »

Know of farmers paying less than 100e/ac for land still. If I was a tillage farmer the last few years I wouldn't like to be paying much more.

I am in drystock and do not rent land but if I did 100-120 would be tops. Any more and I be at it for nothing.

Sam Kade wrote: »

If you were hoping to get tillage land for less than 100e an acre you wouldn't get any land for tillage

That is why tillage farmers are going broke

AntrimGlens

Feckoffcup wrote: »

70 acres of good grass , heavy clay, well wired and drained. Big shed for at least 80 head Cattle,big silage pit, how much could that fetch for rent? Located in tyrone.

Tops £175/180 an acre. shed probably £1500 to £2500 depending on accomodation.

Jaysus lads thank god I don't have to farm against some of ye, but I'll rent you all the land you want for some of those prices yer giving.

Feckoffcup

squinn2912 wrote: »

Feckoffcup wrote: »

70 acres of good grass , heavy clay, well wired and drained. Big shed for at least 80 head Cattle,big silage pit, how much could that fetch for rent? Located in tyrone.

Is it dry enough for stock to go on? Out of curiosity, why didn't you let it in the spring?

Because our cows still graze it
Dryish if not overstocked

Reggie.

tomwaterford wrote: »

Around my area,e350 an acre seems to be the price the market has settled upon for land

That's madness

tomwaterford

Reggie. wrote: »

That's madness

Sure what can you do,

I couldn't compete on it,neither could the tillage lads....this lad has around 120 acres rented (dunno what rest is for,presumably roughly the same?).....gotta love white gold

Floki

tomwaterford wrote: »

Sure what can you do,

I couldn't compete on it,neither could the tillage lads....this lad has around 120 acres rented (dunno what rest is for,presumably roughly the same?).....gotta love white gold

Cocaine??

tomwaterford

Floki wrote: »

Cocaine??

The way lads are around here about milking cows....similar levels of excitement and talk non stop about it :pac:



Imagine going to a nightclub and some lad asking how are ya for grass.....and ya know it's not the smoking type he's on about ▪_▪

mf240

tomwaterford wrote: »

The way lads are around here about milking cows....similar levels of excitement and talk non stop about it :pac:



Imagine going to a nightclub and some lad asking how are ya for grass.....and ya know it's not the smoking type he's on about ▪_▪

We can't help it.

rangler1

mf240 wrote: »

We can't help it.

I hear ya can't attend dairy discussion groups now unless ya have Gerry Giggins on speed dial

grassroot1

Dry land with bps of 250 acre currently in grass what should that make if you were renting it out

rangler1

grassroot1 wrote: »

Dry land with bps of 250 acre currently in grass what should that make if you were renting it out

200 to 300 plus bps at least depending on the area

grassroot1

I was offered 450 plus BPS today for potatoes for ground currently in fodder beet.
Man taking it wants to take the whole farm if I will lease it out...

tomwaterford

mf240 wrote: »

We can't help it.

Ah Boyz I don't talk about work outside work (nixers aside)....I don't wanna be out for a night out and end up only talking about farming :pac:

kevthegaff

grassroot1 wrote:

I was offered 450 plus BPS today for potatoes for ground currently in fodder beet. Man taking it wants to take the whole farm if I will lease it out...

Some money

darragh_haven

tomwaterford wrote: »

Ah Boyz I don't talk about work outside work (nixers aside)....I don't wanna be out for a night out and end up only talking about farming :pac:

Two of my best friends are dairy farmers. One has 300+ and the other about 80 cows. If we are are on the beer and the 2 of them are there..... there is milk flowing out the door of the pub

Keepgrowing

darragh_haven wrote: »

Two of my best friends are dairy farmers. One has 300+ and the other about 80 cows. If we are are on the beer and the 2 of them are there..... there is milk flowing out the door of the pub

To be fair Darragh one of them, the tall lad would love to talk about scuttering around with tractors and silage too.

Huge repertoire;)