Mors, Denmark
Ejstrup is the main building of a dairy farm with approximately 400 dairy cows with full breeding and 302 hectares of fertile clay soil. The farms are beautifully located in the western part of the island of Mors. The company consists of 4 properties, two of which are used for animal production. The herd consists of SDM cows with an annual yield of approximately 12,000 kg ECM, with 3 daily milking sessions. There are 6 employees who also partly work the land with a modern machinery park, including a chopper.
The dairy farms are located on Mors, in the western part of the island, and enjoy a beautiful natural environment.
The total plot covers 302 hectares, of which 252.65 hectares is arable farmland. In addition, there are 16.7 hectares of forest, 3.4 hectares of natural/forest area, and 9 hectares of beach meadow. The soil varies from JB 4 to predominantly strong JB 6 soil.
The main location, called Ejstrup, consists of various buildings, including barns for milk production, calves, and dry cows. There is also a feed barn, a machine room, and a residential house on the premises. At the other locations, called Østergaard and Visagergaard, there are also barns and associated facilities.
The main building at Ejstrup is an impressive manor house with an area of 334 m2, spread over 2 floors and a basement of 100 m2. The house has high ceilings, a hall, a spacious living room, and a recently renovated bathroom. At Østergaard and Visagergaard, there are also residences, which are partly rented out to employees.
The dairy farm has approximately 400 dairy cows of the SDM breed, with an annual yield of 12,000 kg ECM. In addition, calves and young stock are kept at the various locations.
The company has a modern machinery park, including a chopper, for managing the land and milk production. There are also various storage facilities for feed and manure, as well as equipment for milking and feeding the animals.
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