Arable farm with pig farming
Ringe, Denmark
Characteristics
Characteristics
Description
Location
- Central Denmark, centrally located with good access conditions.
- Picturesque, secluded location with access via a private lane.
- Close to schools and shopping facilities.
Land
- Total area: 314.6 hectares.
- 261 hectares in field plan, suitable for agriculture and plant cultivation.
- 23 hectares of protected forest and nature area, suitable for hunting.
- One contiguous block of 280 hectares, separated by road and fence.
- 33.5 hectares (Tingskovvej) located separately about 2 km away.
- Soil quality varying between class 4-6 (LIFA map indicator).
Livestock
- Production of approximately 10,000 slaughter pigs per year.
- Production partly from 7 kg.
Machinery
- Not included in the sale, but can be optionally acquired.
Buildings
- Farm Nybøllegård (Assensvej 136): Historic building, 523 m² living space, basement with wine storage, large garden.
- Dairy Manager's House (Assensvej 136A): Detached property, 213 m², spacious layout, own plot (0.6 ha).
- Apartment (Assensvej 136B): 152 m², spread over 2 floors, suitable for employees, rented.
- Sallingevej 16: 122 ha, 242 m² living space, part of pig production, manure tanks (490, 1,060, and 2,040 m³), rented.
- Tingskovvej 10: 33.5 ha, 239 m² living space, straw storage and piglet production (7-30 kg), manure tanks (890 and 3,000 m³).
- Assensvej 134: 87 m² holiday home with stables and paddocks, needs renovation.
- Assensvej 138: 59 m² house, to be furnished and ready for renovation.
Residences
- All residences are heated via a communal straw boiler.
- Connected to public sewer and water supply.
- Multiple residences rented.
Other
- Production includes potato cultivation and seed breeding.
- No machinery, livestock, or potato delivery rights included, but optionally for sale.
Asking Price
On request.
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Denmark
Denmark is a country located in Northern Europe. It occupies most of the Jutland Peninsula and several islands, including Zealand, Funen, Lolland, Falster, and Bornholm. Denmark borders Germany to the south and is surrounded by the North Sea to the west and the Baltic Sea to the east.
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
The official currency of Denmark is the Danish krone (DKK). One krone is divided into one hundred øre. The Danish krone is used for all financial transactions in the country, and its exchange rate against other currencies is determined by financial markets.
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.
