3.000 hectares of cultivated land on the move for housing - Nieuws Grondmarkt

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Appie Lease 11 May 2022

This is in response to it Boerenbusiness article:
[url = https: // www.boerenbusiness.nl/akkerbouw/ artikel/10898355/3000-hectare-cultuurgrond-op-de-tocht-voor-woningen]3.000 hectares of cultivated land on the way for housing[/url]

Let's clean up all tenancy companies,
Thank you for managing past 50 years, hope you had a good time.

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Han 11 May 2022

The world is getting more and more idiotic than I thought possible

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Skirt 11 May 2022

Logically, the houses have to come somewhere.

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frog 11 May 2022

That will be a nice patchwork quilt in Flevoland with here and there a piece of lease where houses will be built?

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Rene' 11 May 2022

When will people find out that the Markerwaard has to be reclaimed?

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of gale 11 May 2022

simply offer a tenant payment to those tenants who are 65 years old or want to stop. There are plenty of farmers in the polder (that's what they call themselves) who occupy and sublet the land. No more having a tractor in the shed, but staying a farmer with accounting tricks and occupying the ground

Not to mention the Erf foundation, which occupies almost 2000 hectares and also sublets there, and also always breaks things down in the autumn because they have not started harvesting on time. But we have to be at the forefront everywhere with biodiversity and empty subsidy pots. Of all the farmers in Flevoland, Erf most often left part of its harvest.
Immediately cancel that club

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quite coarse 11 May 2022

van gaal wrote:

simply offer a tenant payment to those tenants who are 65 years old or want to stop. There are plenty of farmers in the polder (that's what they call themselves) who occupy and sublet the land. No more having a tractor in the shed, but staying a farmer with accounting tricks and occupying the ground

Not to mention the Erf foundation, which occupies almost 2000 hectares and also sublets there, and also always breaks things down in the autumn because they have not started harvesting on time. But we have to be at the forefront everywhere with biodiversity and empty subsidy pots. Of all the farmers in Flevoland, Erf most often left part of its harvest.
Immediately cancel that club

Agree, if tenant farmers are no longer active enough or have reached the state pension age = leave, a young person can often use it better.

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not 11 May 2022

Bunch of aso, those tenants can also have a decent old age and just ace on that ground bah

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January 11 May 2022

that's how it has been going for years, if a village gets housing space, a farmer who sits there is offered good money or another piece
has been going well for years right?

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kees 11 May 2022

Agree with Van Gaal

For years no compensation for termination of lease has been given by the RVB, in the past it has. This would have helped many tenants, who now (illegally) lease/let the land under. This is often necessary due to a lack of pension accrual. They want to get rid of the company, but have no means to buy a house in the village.

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take street 11 May 2022

Agree , but the other part of the solution is to cancel STerf. This club also just stops things to keep going on their own. Was once intended for temporary management of land that is left. If farmers have to leave Natura 2000 areas, they can easily land in the polder on empty farms that are now occupied by STerf and are sublet to organic/spray farmers.

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dare to ask 11 May 2022

how many tenants would it be who do not actually farm. but subletting it in Flevoland?

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in hiding 11 May 2022

much more than you think. I know quite a few in eastern Flevoland

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Paul D 11 May 2022

I think it's over 100 tenants in the east, 50 in the south and 75 in the stud.

if that gem 30 ha you are talking about 6750 ha.

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h paler 11 May 2022

6750 that is a lot, plus that 1500 from star then you have solved the yellow problem

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quite coarse 11 May 2022

kees wrote:

Agree with Van Gaal

For years no compensation for termination of lease has been given by the RVB, in the past it has. This would have helped many tenants, who now (illegally) lease/let the land under. This is often necessary due to a lack of pension accrual. They want to get rid of the company, but have no means to buy a house in the village.

Pension accrual is up to date, but there are plenty who found a new Fendt for 300 hours a year more important than making a reservation.
So don't beep now, that time has passed.

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frog 12 May 2022

pretty rude wrote:

kees wrote:
Agree with Van Gaal

For years no compensation for termination of lease has been given by the RVB, in the past it has. This would have helped many tenants, who now (illegally) lease/let the land under. This is often necessary due to a lack of pension accrual. They want to get rid of the company, but have no means to buy a house in the village.
Pension accrual is up to date, but there are plenty who found a new Fendt for 300 hours a year more important than making a reservation.
So don't beep now, that time has passed.

the new fendt is also a good investment, isn't it?

Claas 12 May 2022

Replace tenant in this story by single 70+ in house that is too big and you immediately solve another problem.
Where do you want to go in this crowded country?

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jack 12 May 2022

There must be someone in The Hague with guts and vision.
That can push through, and such a foundation yard stops. and which offers the tenants a neat exit. and thereby solve housing, nitrogen and land occupancy problems.

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