Dairy Farm Ribe.
Zuiden, Denmark
Characteristics
Characteristics
Description
Location and business type:
"Bækgård" is a well-running dairy farm with approximately 200 cows, including young stock, located in an agricultural area near Farup Kirkeby and the city of Ribe in Southern Denmark.
Permits:
The farm has a flexible environmental permit for 3,776 m² of production space and permission to build a new slurry tank.
Land:
The farm covers a total of 166.34 hectares, of which 158.5 hectares receive EU subsidies. This includes 153.72 hectares of arable land and 4.65 hectares of pasture near the dyke. There is an oral lease agreement for 15 hectares and agreements for the sale of manure.
Residence:
The main farmhouse, built in 1930 and expanded in 1979, has a living area of 209 m², a basement of 30 m², and an integrated garage. The interior is spacious and well-maintained with renovated bathrooms and multiple bedrooms, including an apartment for staff in the barn building.
Barn buildings and facilities:
- Dairy barn (2000): Modern, spacious barn with 256 stalls (194 for dairy cows), latex mats, three Lely A5 milking robots, and a 15,000-liter cooling tank.
- Young stock barn (1976): Barn with 64 stalls and central feeding table.
- Deep litter barn (1978): Two sections for young stock and dry cows.
- Feed barn (1982): With deep litter boxes and a calving box.
- Machine house and workshop (1972) and a large storage area (1930) partially renovated.
- Apartment: Above the old barn is a 73 m² apartment for employees.
Storage and manure processing:
The farm has a 1,000 m³ manure silo (1987), a second 2,000 m³ manure silo (1999), and four silage clamps each 12 m x 52 m (2018).
Outbuildings:
There is a separate garage (1963) and two feed silos of 23 m³.
"Bækgård" is an efficient and well-maintained dairy farm, fully equipped for modern milk production and young animals. ```
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Denmark
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Population
With an estimated population of approximately 5.8 million people, Denmark is one of the smaller countries in Europe in terms of population size. The capital and largest city of Denmark is Copenhagen, located on the island of Zealand, and it has about one and a half million inhabitants. The population of Denmark is generally very prosperous and enjoys a high standard of living. Currently, over 80% of the population lives in cities, and this number is expected to increase due to industrial growth. Most Dutch agricultural families live on the Jutland Peninsula. The Danes have a positive attitude toward the Dutch, especially because they integrate well.
Currency
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Social affairs
Denmark is renowned for its comprehensive social security system, which focuses on the well-being of all citizens. The social system includes social assistance, healthcare, unemployment benefits, elderly care, and educational support. This extensive system contributes to equality and social cohesion in Danish society.
Education
The education system in Denmark is of high quality and offers equal opportunities for all children. It is based on a combination of public and private schools, with public schools being free and private schools often providing additional educational offerings. The education system includes preschool, primary school, secondary education, and higher education, with options for both academic and vocational training.
