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<blockquote data-quote="Josher" data-source="post: 1833709" data-attributes="member: 37963"><p>As others have said. Make sure it's on paper and signed. I would suggest treat each thing like a different deal. </p><p>-If he's got pasture then come up with a pasture rent deal. (Per head per day with a set minimum amount as a safe guard so u don't run too few animals on his pasture). </p><p>- hay land ( per acre or put it up on shares) </p><p>- and the lease agreement. Finding something you are both happy on this might be tricky. Good luck. Calf share is a good way to go. And have a buyout price at the end or factor in a bit every year plus interest. </p><p></p><p>We just got finished a 3 year calf share deal. </p><p>I covered all expenses and labour and he retained ownership of cows in the end. </p><p>I had wished our agreement was more detailed. Never assume anything is common sense. Such as an open cow is a cull and is no longer my responsibility to feed. Twins are also part of the calf crop to be shared . Can't believe I had to have some of those conversations. Anyways good luck and if it's all on paper and signed you both can go back to that original document when/if disagreements arise.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Josher, post: 1833709, member: 37963"] As others have said. Make sure it’s on paper and signed. I would suggest treat each thing like a different deal. -If he’s got pasture then come up with a pasture rent deal. (Per head per day with a set minimum amount as a safe guard so u don’t run too few animals on his pasture). - hay land ( per acre or put it up on shares) - and the lease agreement. Finding something you are both happy on this might be tricky. Good luck. Calf share is a good way to go. And have a buyout price at the end or factor in a bit every year plus interest. We just got finished a 3 year calf share deal. I covered all expenses and labour and he retained ownership of cows in the end. I had wished our agreement was more detailed. Never assume anything is common sense. Such as an open cow is a cull and is no longer my responsibility to feed. Twins are also part of the calf crop to be shared . Can’t believe I had to have some of those conversations. Anyways good luck and if it’s all on paper and signed you both can go back to that original document when/if disagreements arise. [/QUOTE]
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