profit for dairy leased land

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K.G.

older by the day wrote: »

Life is too short, hard enough to make a good living on my own land than be paying a big lease. As well. House is getting old, are the Slats replaced.

Ah lads 70 year old milking 220 cows and his son milking 160 on a leased block farming near here are doing a swap.the son is coming home to milk 300 + cows and the old fella is retiring to milk the 160.what s wrong with ye

straight

K.G. wrote: »

Ah lads 70 year old milking 220 cows and his son milking 160 on a leased block farming near here are doing a swap.the son is coming home to milk 300 + cows and the old fella is retiring to milk the 160.what s wrong with ye

Poor owl creature knows nothing else after devoting his life to the cause

Tonynewholland

straight wrote: »

Poor owl creature knows nothing else after devoting his life to the cause

And probably paying the tax man well for the privilege

Grueller

Tonynewholland wrote: »

And probably paying the tax man well for the privilege

Only if he is actually making a profit

Birdnuts

trixi2011 wrote: »

Big farm in Donegal that was sold a few years ago had the same setup pretty much lowering the water table to allow it to be farmed I would think . Would land like that not be very fertile anyone know ?

Sounds like Inch island - basically the Donegal version of the Wexford Slobs

kevthegaff

straight wrote: »

Poor owl creature knows nothing else after devoting his life to the cause

I suppose u could say it was better than another cause :-D

tanko

straight wrote: »

Poor owl creature knows nothing else after devoting his life to the cause

Stockholm Syndrome i think it’s called.

Sacrolyte

Institutionalised Dairying