Dairy farm with 92.5 KG quota.
Nova Scotia, Canada
Dairy farm near Halifax and Truro
Characteristics
Characteristics
Description
In the dairy heart of Nova Scotia, near Halifax and Truro, lies this dairy farm with a milk quota of 92.5 kg. It offers an excellent opportunity for those who want to own their own farm in this region.
The farm includes approximately 108 hectares of land, of which about 59 hectares are free. Additionally, about 50 hectares can be cleared. The owners also use extra leased land.
The livestock consists of 123 animals, including 70 dairy cows, 11 dry cows, and young stock. The dairy barn, with 155 cubicles, is an older free-stall barn equipped with 2 Lely A5 milking machines. The barn has 34 cubicles in the upper part and 47 in the lower part, totaling 86 milking cubicles. Additionally, there are:
- 26 dry cow cubicles
- 12 young stock cubicles
- 17 cubicles for young heifers
- 13 cubicles for heavily pregnant heifers or dry cows
Recently, new flex cubicles have been installed. The machine workshop is heated and equipped with high doors. Furthermore, new concrete bunker silos were built last year.
The farm includes two houses:
- The main house is well-maintained and features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The house has a combined kitchen and dining area, a separate dining room, living room, and a sunroom/office. The basement is partially finished with a hobby room, and the rest is used for storage.
- The second house can be used as additional living space or, for example, for staff.
This farm offers a complete and well-maintained infrastructure, ideal for a dairy farm in a beautiful setting.
We strive to contact you within 48 hours.
Canada
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