Farm Lease Agreement

The Farm Lease Agreement Flow Template is used by agents and managers to automate real estate processes and operations in order to increase their business efficiency.

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How to Farm Lease Agreement

Watch our quick user guide video and learn how to use the Farm Lease Agreement. Our instructions show how to automate, sync, and streamline document workflows without coding.

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hi guys this is erica from gokuche capital now before i begin be sure to subscribe to our youtube channel and turn on notifications don and bridget had a dream they wanted to be farmers they wanted to raise their children in the countryside they wanted to live and work on their own soil but farmland in massachusetts was simply too expensive for first-time buyers like don and bridget they looked at a few farms further north in maine but every farm that fell in their price range was too far from a major market that's when they met sam and elizabeth sam and elizabeth had been farming their 35-acre property since 1969. for the past 45 years the couple had built up the farm's infrastructure nurturing the soil's fertility fostering a community of local buyers and educating generations of apprentice farmers now they were looking to retire and wanted to find a successor who would continue their work and don and bridget were the perfect match but how could their farm situated in a prime market ever be affordable to the young couple i'll let you know at the end of this video but spoiler alert it involves a land lease land leases are incredibly common in the agricultural industry and a good number of farmers lease rather than own the farms they work so if you are looking to lease farmland or if you are a land owner looking to lease out your land here are some of the things you should know first number one an agricultural land lace is a landlord-tenant relationship like a residential lease but unlike a residential lease there are two ways that farmland rental rates can be set the first is a cash lease this option is similar to a residential lease in which the tenant will pay a set lease rate per month or year for the leased land this option is the least risky for land owners but it does put some risk on the tenant since they will pay the same amount to lease the land regardless of how productive their growing season has been another option that helps spread out the risk as well as the rewards of farming is a crop share lease in this kind of lease the landlord will receive a share of the crops that the tenant produces in exchange for use of the land this does put more risk on the landlord since they will receive less for the land in a poor year but they will also benefit from additional profit when there is a great year with this kind of lease arrangement the landlord may also agree to pay for a portion of the input costs number two if you are considering leasing farmland there are a number of things you should consider first here are just a few of the basic questions you should ask yourself just keep in mind this is only a starting point what land characteristics are