Blog: Piet van der Eijk

Still attention to lease file

17 March 2018 - Piet van der Eijk - 20 comments

The annual meeting of the Association of Land Tenants and Own Land Users (BLHB) was held on Thursday 15 March. It was a good opportunity to look back at what has happened and what has been achieved in the past period.

It's been almost 2 years since the BLHB and the NAJK Spelderholt's final proposal rejected. Sicko Heldoorn then mediated and investigated whether tenants and lessees could still be brought to an agreement. However, the positions were too far apart. 

Own proposal
Heldoorn advised the then State Secretary Martijn van Dam to come up with your own proposal. After all, there were enough building blocks. Until now, the Federation Private Land Ownership (FPG) and LTO Nederland have preferred to continue with Spelderholt themselves and try to tie up 'the loose ends'. However, the BLHB is did not accept that invitation, because prior approval had to be given to the fact that there would no longer be any discussion about points of difference formulated by Heldoorn.

The BLHB was mainly concerned with the lease price of flexible lease† It was therefore only possible to continue negotiations on the 'loose ends' with the 'final agreement' as the basis. The board of the BLHB came to the conclusion that it was not possible for us to participate in the follow-up consultation. At least not under the conditions set by the lessors.

Ministry of LNV
With the arrival of a Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality (LNV) and Minister Carola Schouten, an individual position seemed to be getting closer. However, the BLHB noted in January 2018 that no document about the lease file was announced in the letter to parliament for the annual planning for 2018.

In view of the coherence of the files (such as leasehold, business succession, sustainable soil management, land-based livestock farming and climate), leasehold should be given more priority. Aldrick Gierveld, director-general of the Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality, reported that the lease dossier (albeit delayed by the long cabinet formation) will now receive the attention it deserves. The BLHB will continue to contribute to this.

Peter van der Eijk

Piet van der Eijk was the chairman of the Association of Land Tenants and Own Land Users (BLHB) from 2012 to the beginning of 2019. He also has an arable farm in the Biesbosch polder in the outskirts of the Eiland van Dordrecht.
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Flevotuber 17 March 2018
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We're going back down again.

The rent is not high at all, on the contrary I only had a lease. I would like to grow but there is no regular lease available because it is so cheap to farm.

I am therefore happy with the liberal lease of RVOB, then I have a chance to participate.
Fair system, with a building plan obligation.
That sustainability argument of the BLHB is complete nonsense, here in southern Flevoland people are still farming 1 in 3. The obligations of the building plan by RVOB is precisely aimed at sustainability.

RVOB keep it up! I hope there will be another registration round, would like to grow, buying is too expensive for me, liberal lease is a nice instrument for growth.
Totally agree 18 March 2018
If I understand correctly you have been able to buy at least 65 ha for 17.000 Euro in leased condition and now you have a luxury problem of at least 65 ha at 130.000 Euro.
It's good that you can lose your luxury when registering.
All suppliers are already waiting for these "ENTREPRENEURS".
The problem is that a lot of COLLEAGUES still have to work for the lease.
The slaughter of regular rent has been going on for much longer, unlike what POLITICS had promised.
In my opinion, the discord has been consciously created and you now want to grow over the back of regular rent, rather do it yourself.
Totally agree 18 March 2018
Sorry, I assume you also have 2 windmills?
Einstein 18 March 2018
I don't feel envy at all here.
tenant 18 March 2018
A fat pig can't feel that a lean pig is hungry
Einstein 18 March 2018
No, but he does feel when his tail is bitten.
Totally agree 18 March 2018
I have no envy, I even let go of some wind because I wish my colleagues and I did not want to PROFIT from this.
It's about the NORM, who should determine how it HORSES.
ae 18 March 2018
Shooting the lease law tomorrow, you will only get lazy entrepreneurs through.
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grain onions 18 March 2018
I totally agree with flevoknol.

Supply and demand determines the price! It doesn't seem fairer to me.

I'm so sick of those people kicking this. If a private person or an ecclesiastical body does it this way, is it okay?

All those shitty farmers/entrepreneurs who sublet it, what do you think? As a young farmer, at least I get a chance to sign up.

Oh yes, and why are people so pathetic when their contract expires!! You do know that you have obtained this contract with an end date. BAH BAH BAH
excl 18 March 2018
totally agree. law of the strongest should apply. tenants have just as much opportunity to do business. that calimero behavior and that crying at the lto must stop. everything is free and the government must simply sell the leased land by auction when the lease expires. subletting should be counted as a criminal offence. so theft so prison
pete s 18 March 2018
exlto wrote:
totally agree. law of the strongest should apply. tenants have just as much opportunity to do business. that calimero behavior and that crying at the lto must stop. everything is free and the government must simply sell the leased land by auction when the lease expires. subletting should be counted as a criminal offence. so theft so prison

the best is career lease, if you are 67 years old then it will stop and let the owner decide what he wants with it, he must then have the free choice
this is how we solve the entire problem in a humane way
conclusion 18 March 2018
Everyone here nice and anonymous behind a keyboard to have a big mouth.
pete s 18 March 2018
conclusion wrote:
Everyone here nice and anonymous behind a keyboard to have a big mouth.

thank you for your response
I think it would be better to come up with a solution.
this has to be done quickly, this lease law is untenable
DQ 18 March 2018
When you're tired of subletting your regular lease until you die, that's smart calculations. The so-called entrepreneurs among us drive each other off the road to rent liberal Kaaa Uuu Teee land for capital in the hope of saving a few Euros. Fat tractors, even fatter tippers, tough talk on the birthdays how hard they work and how great they are doing.
The mutual envy seems to get bigger every year, whether you're talking about MW, tractors, numbers of animals or hectares, the greed growth is getting bigger by the day...
Kees 18 March 2018
But why should only a tenant be right
have on vacant land
I really don't understand that logic
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Pieper 19 March 2018
Nice discussion. I am also partly a tenant, but I do not agree at all with the commenters who want to get rid of the regular lease. I never had the chance to buy the lease for 17000€ over twenty years ago. The ones who would like to have the lease free are probably the farmers who have either been able to come for 17000€ or have taken over from parents for a reduced rate.

If we want to get rid of the regular lease and only want to be left with a recalculated lease, it would be nice if there was another buying opportunity before the regular lease disappears.
Kees 19 March 2018
I have 24ha in the nop
20 years ago, after a long time of doubt, I
bought my lot, at that time was 17000
A lot of money. My costs went up sharply.
In retrospect it was a good investment but my point is that I can never buy anything for 120000
If a lease lot becomes available then I would also like to have a chance and not just like a tenant was entitled to it in the past
I don't know a solution either, but I want the same opportunities
Berry 19 March 2018
Just wait quietly. The land that is now being bought for 120000 is not the last land that will be for sale. Although sometimes it seems. Your chance comes again when land prices fall or product prices rise.
geert 20 March 2018
subletting mg not, has consequences for the lease room
pete s 21 March 2018
geert wrote:
subletting mg not, has consequences for the lease room

But more than half of the tenants do that
Earn money on the owner's back and do nothing yourself
Only good accounting, you can keep this up until you are 100
Tenants throw in their own glasses
It's a shame, the lease law of now is untenable partly because of this
Inno 28 March 2018
The ones who kick so hard at the thoughtful to death. Why not find yourself an old tenant who has no successor? I think it's a nice method to keep going and it's usually a more reliable partner like rvob. And oh yes, the lease price is a lot lower
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