Dairy farm located near Tjerkgaast.
Friesland, Netherlands
Characteristics
Characteristics
Description
Offered for sale on behalf of the client:
Dairy farm located under Tjerkgaast consisting of a house, cubicle barn, milking robot, young cattle barn/tool storage, roughage storage, and other appurtenances. In addition to the agricultural yard of approximately 1.00.00 ha, there is 52.46.13 hectares of owned land in one plot.
Information Eelke Turkstra M.: 06-51260942.
Number of cattle places
Total approx. 120 GVE cubicles
Total approx. 30 JVE cubicles and some straw pens.
Permitted places according to NB permit
Total A1.100 142 pieces
Total A3.100 90 pieces
Total emission 2,242.00 NH3/year
House
The house was built in 1999 and is constructed of cavity walls with a tiled roof. The house is founded on piles.
The ground floor and the upper floor are made of concrete, and the plastic window frames are equipped with double glazing. The gutters are also made of plastic.
Heating is via underfloor heating and on the upper floor with radiators.
The house has roof, floor, and wall insulation.
The house is connected to water and electricity, and there is a propane tank for gas. The toilets are connected to a cesspool, and the other wastewater is collected in a separate collection pit in the barn.
Layout of the living area
Ground floor: Hall/entrance (2x), kitchen, living room, bedroom, shower, toilet,
office, utility room.
Upper floor: Landing, 4 bedrooms, bathroom with shower and bathtub, linen room.
Attic: Spacious attic (approx. 3 meters high), accessible via a fixed staircase.
Cubicle barn
The 2+2 row cubicle barn was built in 1979 with a renovation and extension in 1990 and an extension in 2012. The barn has a total size of approx. 50 x 24 meters. The facades are constructed of masonry and prefab walls with side wall ventilation. The gable ends are made of corrugated iron. The roof was equipped with sandwich panels in 2016, and the trusses are made of wood. The barn is partly founded on the cellars and partly piled.
Features
- Capacity approx. 120 GVE boxes
- Manure storage approx. 1,300 m³
- Ridge height approx. 8.0 meters
- Gutter height approx. 2.0 meters
- Foundation partly on the cellars and partly piled
- Cubicles floating boxes with rubber mats
- Slatted floor approx. 2000 new slatted floor with manure scraper
- Feeding fence self-closing feeding fence
- Insulation roof insulation
- Group pens calving box
- Concentrate boxes 3 pieces
- Cow brushes there are some cow brushes
Milking robots and tank room
The milking robots are from the brand GEA from 2015; it is a robot with 2 positions.
There is a selection gate in front of the robot, allowing the cows that need to be milked to come in front of the robot. In the tank room, there is a Mueller milk cooling tank from 2022 with a capacity of approx. 8,000 liters. This is a rental tank. There is a smaller tank as a buffer tank of 1,000 liters, which is owned. The boiler of approx. 120 liters is approx. 4 years old and is also owned.
Young cattle barn and tool storage
The 1+1 row young cattle barn including tool storage was built in 1999 and has a total size of approx. 35 x 16 meters. The building is piled and constructed of masonry and corrugated iron. The roof is covered with asbestos-free corrugated sheets, and the trusses are made of steel. One half is the young cattle barn, and the other half is the tool storage/workshop and is equipped with three large overhead doors.
Features
- Capacity approx. 30 JVE boxes and some straw pens.
- Manure storage approx. 480 and 100 m³ (old manure pit)
- Ridge height approx. 8.0 meters
- Gutter height approx. 3.0 and 4.0 meters
- Foundation partly on the cellars and partly piled
- Cubicles floating boxes with rubber mats
- Feeding fence self-closing feeding fence
Trench silo(s)
The trench silo for corn is approx. 40 x 8 x 1.20 meters (built around 1979).
Additionally, there are 2 tower silos from the 1970s with a diameter of 7.36 meters and 21 meters high. The dump pit is located in front of the silos.
From the tower silos, roughage can be blown into both the cubicle barn and the young cattle barn.
Other
- Fixed manure storage place;
- 4 polyester feed silos of approx. 10, 8, 3, and 5 tons;
- 1 polyester fertilizer silo of approx. 13 tons;
- Yard paving is concrete.
Lands
The lands are located in one block as a home plot. The plot has a total area of 52.46.13 ha (cadastral area).
Currently, approximately 7 ha is leased from the Province; this land is not included in the purchase.
It is a beautiful contiguous plot with good access from both the concrete plot path (approx. 700 meters) and from the parallel road along the N354 via 4 dams.
The soil type is clay on peat, and part of the plot has sandy soil; corn is grown on these plots. The lands are drained.
Environmental plan
Yard plot
According to the environmental plan Buitengebied Noord - 2017 of the municipality De Fryske Marren, established on 28-06-2017, the location has the zoning area Agricultural with an indicated Building area.
Lands
According to the environmental plan, the lands have the zoning area Agricultural.
Parcel number 1 (partly) and 23 fall within the Zoning Plan Buitengebied 2010 of the municipality Lemsterland (now De Fryske Marren), established on 27-06-2011. Within this zoning plan, the land has the zoning area Agricultural.
For the full descriptions and other applicable environmental plans, you can visit www.omgevingswet.overheid.nl.
We advise you as a candidate to familiarize yourself with the environmental plan of the municipality
De Fryske Marren, Herema State 1 (8501 AA) Joure, tel: 14 0514 and www.defryskemarren.nl and www.omgevingswet.overheid.nl.
Permit
The company has a Wnb permit for keeping 142 dairy cows and 90 young cattle. The permit was issued on April 6, 2018.
Particularities
Soil type: The soil type is clay on peat, and one plot (corn plot) is sand. See appendix Soil type.
The land has been largely used as grassland for the past 5 years, title permanent grassland. Additionally, part of the land, being numbers 761 and 1, has been used as corn land for the past 5 years, title silage corn (source: Boer & Bunder).
Drainage: Fully drained.
Stocks: If there are still roughage stocks or other stocks on the delivery date, these will be taken over by the buyer in consultation; these are not included in the price.
The administrative and actual manure stocks must be taken over by the buyer, without the seller being liable for any compensation.
Soil contamination: The plots are
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The Netherlands
With a population of over 17 million and an area of 41,543 km², the Netherlands has a high population density of 504 per km². About 18% of its surface area consists of water, and a significant portion of the land and population is located below sea level. The country is protected from water through a system of dikes and waterworks. Polders have been created through land reclamation. The landscape of the Netherlands is flat almost everywhere. The Dutch landscape mainly consists of cultural landscapes and managed nature reserves. Over the centuries, not only has the natural environment changed, but due to the shrinking and fragmentation of habitats and environmental pollution, both the quality and quantity of nature have deteriorated. Efforts are being made through nature policy and private initiatives to reverse this trend.
Through diversification in agriculture, entrepreneurs must also try to generate income from non-agricultural activities. These include agricultural nature and water management, agro-tourism, and care farms.
