Land wanted to rent south east wexford

Byrnie55483

Hello everyone looking for around 600 acres to rent preferably in one block but can do parcles of land either in surrounding areas in South East of Wexford.
Will consist of grassland and tillage ground preferably with maps but all options considered for a mixed Dairy,beef, tillage and sheep enterprise.

Land maintained well and confidentiality assured. Top prices paid for land too will be reseeded with grass after contract is up.

Panch18

600 acres?? for Real???

White Clover

I have around 700 acres. Might be too big for you?? Will you chance it?

Byrnie55483

spud land and tillage and mixed farming previous rent contract has expired dont be hatin just because you aint atin macdonalds

Floki

White Clover wrote: »

I have around 700 acres. Might be too big for you?? Will you chance it?

This could well be serious White Clover.
There are some big (other) business people in Ireland who love to farm and anything extra from it is a bonus.

However saying that Wexford is a terrible place with useless farmland. Op I wouldn't touch it.

Byrnie55483

Floki wrote: »

This could well be serious White Clover.
There are some big (other) business people in Ireland who love to farm and anything extra from it is a bonus.

However saying that Wexford is a terrible place with useless farmland. Op I wouldn't touch it.

Well i had a previous contract of 600 acres with a fellow farmer before he deceased and the majority of that was suited to zero grazing to supllement the 300 cow dairy herd we are processing milk with and profitablity is also gained from tillage but also we make extra cash in hand from contract rearing and zero grazing.

ganmo

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This might be helpful

Who2

Byrnie55483 wrote: »

Well i had a previous contract of 600 acres with a fellow farmer before he deceased and the majority of that was suited to zero grazing to supllement the 300 cow dairy herd we are processing milk with and profitablity is also gained from tillage but also we make extra cash in hand from contract rearing and zero grazing.

why would you be contract rearing, when your milking 300 cows and you'd hardly have much of a chance for zero grazing for others either.

White Clover

Who2 wrote: »

why would you be contract rearing, when your milking 300 cows and you'd hardly have much of a chance for zero grazing for others either.

Will you leave him get a bit of kip! Tomorrow's a school day!

Grueller

most of my customer's are fond of bale's as they are sheep and horse farmer's and the bale's are better feed and more value for money for them.All of the work i do for the sheep and equine farmer's are justifying me having expensive baling equipment it is. While i do baling i also carry out pit silage service (from field-pit) the dairy and beef farmer's like the pit as they would mainly do big cut's of silage but also as the pit is better for feeding and also less labour intensive. 
My father who is running the farm,is farming a small herd of cattle, and that is the reason why i do pit! A small no. of acerage in my mind should be situated to bale's but due to the the difference in feed value i notice, i prefer to use pit as i can be done in a few hour's and head onto another customer.Where as bale's would take up 3/4 of the day and maybe even longer with stoppage's for replacing wrap and netting ect.
This result's in me slowing down production and not reaching my maximum output and efficiency resulting in my crew having to work long hour's(long hour's cause's people to get tired and wreckless and not concentrate),therefor not allowing people to work to their full potential. 

The above is a quote from a thread called contractor talk. The op has gone from his dad running a small herd while is running a huge contracting business. Fair work to build from a small here of cattle to 300 cows in 3 months.
Go to bed op. There is school tomorrow.

lakill Farm

As my 7 year old niece says. "Do you want ice for the burns"

Grueller wrote: »

most of my customer's are fond of bale's as they are sheep and horse farmer's and the bale's are better feed and more value for money for them.All of the work i do for the sheep and equine farmer's are justifying me having expensive baling equipment it is. While i do baling i also carry out pit silage service (from field-pit) the dairy and beef farmer's like the pit as they would mainly do big cut's of silage but also as the pit is better for feeding and also less labour intensive. 
My father who is running the farm,is farming a small herd of cattle, and that is the reason why i do pit! A small no. of acerage in my mind should be situated to bale's but due to the the difference in feed value i notice, i prefer to use pit as i can be done in a few hour's and head onto another customer.Where as bale's would take up 3/4 of the day and maybe even longer with stoppage's for replacing wrap and netting ect.
This result's in me slowing down production and not reaching my maximum output and efficiency resulting in my crew having to work long hour's(long hour's cause's people to get tired and wreckless and not concentrate),therefor not allowing people to work to their full potential. 

The above is a quote from a thread called contractor talk. The op has gone from his dad running a small herd while is running a huge contracting business. Fair work to build from a small here of cattle to 300 cows in 3 months.
Go to bed op. There is school tomorrow.

JupiterKid

Floki wrote: »

This could well be serious White Clover.
There are some big (other) business people in Ireland who love to farm and anything extra from it is a bonus.

However saying that Wexford is a terrible place with useless farmland. Op I wouldn't touch it.

Are you kidding? Wexford has some of the best quality farmland in the country.

Never wrestle with pigs

JupiterKid wrote: »

Are you kidding? Wexford has some of the best quality farmland in the country.

That went well over your head

valtra2

80 acer here. €600 a acer and it's all yours I will even hold the gates open for you when you are coming in and out😂

patsy_mccabe

JupiterKid wrote: »

Are you kidding? Wexford has some of the best quality farmland in the country.

Floki is from where?

Buford T. Justice XIX

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Floki is from where?

Valhalla via Iceland, by all accounts.

patsy_mccabe

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

Valhalla via Iceland, by all accounts.

That's gas. Just googled Floki. Always thought he was from down south.

Genghis Cant

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

That's gas. Just googled Floki. Always thought he was from down south.

A humble boat builder and a good man to have beside you in a scrap :-)

Floki

Genghis Cant wrote: »

A humble boat builder and a good man to have beside you in a scrap :-)

I've sailed down the Irish sea and settled on some land.
Locals seem friendly enough.:pac:


I was trying to pick the username "Godzilla" but apparently Boards won't give out that name or it's already gone.:(:D

MF290

Definitely a genuine thread, he has to look in England now he can't get a suitable place locally :P