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Since 2020, a grain farm operating in the Ignalina district has specialised in the cultivation of wheat, rapeseed, peas, and other crops. Over the years, the farm has established stable operations, invested in equipment, and adopted sustainable soil management practices. The farmer currently manages 44.82 hectares of arable land, of which 30 hectares are owned, while the remainder is leased. In total, the family farming operation covers around 500 hectares, ensuring efficient use of available machinery and resources. The farm is equipped with modern agricultural machinery, including a tractor, seeder, sprayer, trailer, and other cultivation tools, enabling independent and efficient field operations. All land is cultivated using no-till (conservation tillage) methods, which help preserve soil structure, reduce fuel consumption, and enhance long-term sustainability. 

The farmer is seeking financing from the Insoil investor community to purchase leased farmland. This investment will allow the farmer to expand the ownership base, reduce dependency on leased land, and strengthen long-term operational stability. Acquiring farmland is a strategically important step that enhances capital structure, improves asset value, and ensures the continuity of farming activities.

The farm demonstrates stable operations, sustainable farming practices, and a clear growth direction. The planned investment will help consolidate land ownership, lower operating risks, and secure future profitability.