Leasing and share farming land fact sheet
Leasing and share farming land fact sheet
Published: 10 Feb 2014
Share farming and leasing additional land can reduce cost of production
A proven strategy to decrease the cost of production is to farm more land. Leasing and share farming additional land offer alternatives to buying land.
Key Points
- Leasing and/or share farming land provide great opportunities for business expansion.
- Good budgeting is critical to successful lease and share farm negotiation.
- Economies of scale achieved via additional leasing and share farming land can reduce the cost of production.
- Always seek legal advice when preparing a lease or share farming agreement.
- ‘The faintest ink is better than the fondest memory’: Always document share farming and leasing agreements.
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