Succession Podcast: shared farming and leasing structures
Sarah McIntosh speaks with two farmers who paved their own way with shared farming, leasing structures and the challenges and opportunities of succession.
FBD Young Farmer of the Year 2024 Christopher Cahill on the dairy farm in Delvin, Co Westmeath. \ Claire Nash
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In week two of our Succession Podcast, we speak to Christopher Cahill, FBD Young Farmer of the Year 2024, who entered into a shared farming arrangement in 2021.
Christopher speaks about the transition into the agreement and what supports are needed for young farmers.
Collaboration is forging a new pathway for those without farms or land to stay in agriculture and providing a solution to succession.
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Padraig Cunnane from Ardmore also speaks about his experience farming in a straight seven-year leasing model at the other end of the country in Co Cork.
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In week two of our Succession Podcast, we speak to Christopher Cahill, FBD Young Farmer of the Year 2024, who entered into a shared farming arrangement in 2021.
Christopher speaks about the transition into the agreement and what supports are needed for young farmers.
Collaboration is forging a new pathway for those without farms or land to stay in agriculture and providing a solution to succession.
Padraig Cunnane from Ardmore also speaks about his experience farming in a straight seven-year leasing model at the other end of the country in Co Cork.
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