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Expanding Land Base

12 years ago

I am needing to acquire more space and have a couple of spots near me that I want to talk with owner. I am looking for some sort of written agreement form that would state each parties responsibilities. I will be doing my own version of SPIN farming without spending the fee to get their info. Any help will be appreciated.

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cole_robbie
12 years ago
It sounds like you just need a lease. You can write your own if you don't find a pre-printed one you like.

An important part of leasing land for agriculture is liability in the event of an accident. The landowner would want your insurance to cover all claims arising out of your activities. Talk to your respective insurance agents.
jnjfarm_gw
Original Author
12 years ago
thanks for the help. I tilled one property today getting ready for fall plantings. owner was just glad to get his grandpas garden spot growing again. looking at another spot for next year.
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