Believe in Better
In addition to the three Ps (person, price and period), patience is vital in establishing a collaborative arrangement.
The process should not be rushed. In order to have something in place for the spring of 2018, this is a good time to start the process.
To progress consideration must be given to:
The person
The person must be right. It must be someone you can work with. That person must have a realistic farm and business plan, and must have the ability to deliver on that plan. Arrangements work best where all parties have a similar or compatible vision.
The price
The price must be fair, realistic and sustainable. Captivation by price alone is a recipe for disaster. The principal reason for the breakdown of arrangements is unrealistic plans and pricing.
The period
The period or term must be sufficient so that it works for all parties. A farm business cannot be built around very short-term agreements. A sufficiently long-term agreement provides security and certainty for all parties.
Patience
Patience is important to ensure sufficient consideration is given to all factors. Patience is required to find the right person and to come up with the right plan.
The process should never be rushed and sufficient time should be given to ensure everything is in place. The most successful arrangements are those that have followed a proper set up process answering:
Can I work with this person?Can I make this opportunity work?Have I properly considered BPS and other scheme implications?Have I considered tax implications?Are my family on board?Is the business plan realistic and will it deliver?Is the necessary stock and finance available?The Land Mobility Service info@landmobility.ie is an independent expert service that is there to help farmers and farm families through this process.
Land Mobility Opportunities
A key element of the Land Mobility Service is matching people to opportunities. This is a brokerage service to find the ideal farmer match for you. Call 01-4199555 to speak with our specialist team and provide your details and preferred option. Confidentiality is assured. Qualified leads will be passed to you for further consideration.
Farms for Lease
FARM LEASE AVAILABLE on 120 acres (48.5 Ha) of quality pasture land with entitlements at Ballynacloona, Ballyneale, Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary. Farm has four available sheds measuring 96’ x 75’ with concrete floors and adjoining large concrete apron.
| REFERENCE OK09LIVESTOCK OPPORTUNITY
KILKENNY Good Size traditional mid Kilkenny mixed farm with sucklers, cattle, sheep & tillage. Land Owner looking for an enthusiastic young trained farmer with skills and experience in livestock and grassland management to explore a collaborative farming arrangement. |REFERENCE TN09 Dairy Opportunity
PROGRESSIVE GALWAY BASED dairy farmer seeking new partnership arrangement. Aiming to take on new block of quality land for dairy operation and currently has 300 Jersey cross heifers that can be brought to new partnership.
| REFERENCE OR05HERDSPERSON/ASSISTANT MANAGER required for 250 head spring calving dairy farm in Co. Meath. Excellent husbandry skills required and ability to work on own initiative aswell as part of a team. The position offers a competitive salary and the possibility of further promotion. | REFERENCE WN03WORKING DAIRY FARM north of Cork City, 55 Ha all in one block, good fertility with roadways, paddocks and water. Slurry storage and cubicles in situ for 130 stock. Modern 16 unit milking parlour with ACR, meal feeders and 13,000 litre bulk tank. The farm is presently carrying 110 high EBI spring calving cows on a grass based system producing good volume and solids. Owner wants to step back and enter into a long term arrangement with a suitable person.
| REFERENCE TX26.EXCELLENT DAIRY OPPORTUNITY in Co. Kildare near Castledermot. Very good land, 190 acres all in one block with opportunities of extra ground adjoining, farmyard in centre, farm presently in grass and cereals. Well spaced out farmyard with plenty of room including slatted sheds, loose sheds, storage sheds, deep well and good access. Owner would like to explore an arrangement with a dairy farmer or group of dairy farmers to either develop a dairy farm or set up the farm for rearing heifers.|REFERENCE OH04KILKENNY GRASS BASED farmer with 80 acre holding and good facilities to winter young dairy stock looking to partner with an established dairy farmer who would either like to expand his business or is near retirement but would like to see farm enterprise continue to develop into the future. Excellent experience within the dairy sector.
| REFERENCE TN07WORKING DAIRY FARM on Meath/Cavan Border. Lovely dairy farm comprising 120 acres presently carrying 90 cows, good land and good facilities. Modern 14 unit milking parlour together with good yards and infrastructure. Farm is ready to go for the right person, the owner is looking to step back from farming.| REFERENCE NE05 LOOKING TO RENT
LAND WANTED TO grow silage on within 20 mile radius of Portarlington. 20 to 50 acres sought and land should be suitable for silage making. |REFERENCE PA05AMBITIOUS YOUNG FARMER looking to lease block of land (50-200 acres) in east Clare area so as to facilitate expansion of existing suckler herd and to grow beef enterprise. Good references available. All parcels of land considered.
| REFERENCE NM04 SKILLED YOUNG
FARMERS LOOKING
FOR AN OPPORTUNITY YOUNG TRAINED AMBITIOUS farmer looking to lease a farm or enter a share farming agreement with a view to developing a profitable dairy business for all parties. | REFERENCE NE03
Believe in Better
In addition to the three Ps (person, price and period), patience is vital in establishing a collaborative arrangement.
The process should not be rushed. In order to have something in place for the spring of 2018, this is a good time to start the process.
To progress consideration must be given to:
The person
The person must be right. It must be someone you can work with. That person must have a realistic farm and business plan, and must have the ability to deliver on that plan. Arrangements work best where all parties have a similar or compatible vision.
The price
The price must be fair, realistic and sustainable. Captivation by price alone is a recipe for disaster. The principal reason for the breakdown of arrangements is unrealistic plans and pricing.
The period
The period or term must be sufficient so that it works for all parties. A farm business cannot be built around very short-term agreements. A sufficiently long-term agreement provides security and certainty for all parties.
Patience
Patience is important to ensure sufficient consideration is given to all factors. Patience is required to find the right person and to come up with the right plan.
The process should never be rushed and sufficient time should be given to ensure everything is in place. The most successful arrangements are those that have followed a proper set up process answering:
Can I work with this person?Can I make this opportunity work?Have I properly considered BPS and other scheme implications?Have I considered tax implications?Are my family on board?Is the business plan realistic and will it deliver?Is the necessary stock and finance available?The Land Mobility Service info@landmobility.ie is an independent expert service that is there to help farmers and farm families through this process.
Land Mobility Opportunities
A key element of the Land Mobility Service is matching people to opportunities. This is a brokerage service to find the ideal farmer match for you. Call 01-4199555 to speak with our specialist team and provide your details and preferred option. Confidentiality is assured. Qualified leads will be passed to you for further consideration.
Farms for Lease
FARM LEASE AVAILABLE on 120 acres (48.5 Ha) of quality pasture land with entitlements at Ballynacloona, Ballyneale, Carrick-on-Suir, Co. Tipperary. Farm has four available sheds measuring 96’ x 75’ with concrete floors and adjoining large concrete apron.
| REFERENCE OK09LIVESTOCK OPPORTUNITY
KILKENNY Good Size traditional mid Kilkenny mixed farm with sucklers, cattle, sheep & tillage. Land Owner looking for an enthusiastic young trained farmer with skills and experience in livestock and grassland management to explore a collaborative farming arrangement. |REFERENCE TN09 Dairy Opportunity
PROGRESSIVE GALWAY BASED dairy farmer seeking new partnership arrangement. Aiming to take on new block of quality land for dairy operation and currently has 300 Jersey cross heifers that can be brought to new partnership.
| REFERENCE OR05HERDSPERSON/ASSISTANT MANAGER required for 250 head spring calving dairy farm in Co. Meath. Excellent husbandry skills required and ability to work on own initiative aswell as part of a team. The position offers a competitive salary and the possibility of further promotion. | REFERENCE WN03WORKING DAIRY FARM north of Cork City, 55 Ha all in one block, good fertility with roadways, paddocks and water. Slurry storage and cubicles in situ for 130 stock. Modern 16 unit milking parlour with ACR, meal feeders and 13,000 litre bulk tank. The farm is presently carrying 110 high EBI spring calving cows on a grass based system producing good volume and solids. Owner wants to step back and enter into a long term arrangement with a suitable person.
| REFERENCE TX26.EXCELLENT DAIRY OPPORTUNITY in Co. Kildare near Castledermot. Very good land, 190 acres all in one block with opportunities of extra ground adjoining, farmyard in centre, farm presently in grass and cereals. Well spaced out farmyard with plenty of room including slatted sheds, loose sheds, storage sheds, deep well and good access. Owner would like to explore an arrangement with a dairy farmer or group of dairy farmers to either develop a dairy farm or set up the farm for rearing heifers.|REFERENCE OH04KILKENNY GRASS BASED farmer with 80 acre holding and good facilities to winter young dairy stock looking to partner with an established dairy farmer who would either like to expand his business or is near retirement but would like to see farm enterprise continue to develop into the future. Excellent experience within the dairy sector.
| REFERENCE TN07WORKING DAIRY FARM on Meath/Cavan Border. Lovely dairy farm comprising 120 acres presently carrying 90 cows, good land and good facilities. Modern 14 unit milking parlour together with good yards and infrastructure. Farm is ready to go for the right person, the owner is looking to step back from farming.| REFERENCE NE05 LOOKING TO RENT
LAND WANTED TO grow silage on within 20 mile radius of Portarlington. 20 to 50 acres sought and land should be suitable for silage making. |REFERENCE PA05AMBITIOUS YOUNG FARMER looking to lease block of land (50-200 acres) in east Clare area so as to facilitate expansion of existing suckler herd and to grow beef enterprise. Good references available. All parcels of land considered.
| REFERENCE NM04 SKILLED YOUNG
FARMERS LOOKING
FOR AN OPPORTUNITY YOUNG TRAINED AMBITIOUS farmer looking to lease a farm or enter a share farming agreement with a view to developing a profitable dairy business for all parties. | REFERENCE NE03 
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