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General Information

The farm was established in 2023 in the Kretinga district after taking over the operations from the farmer’s father. It currently declares 57 hectares of land, of which 1.10 hectares are privately owned. This is a young arable farm continuing the family farming tradition while implementing modern and sustainable land‑management practices.

Farm Activities

The farm specialises in grain production, mainly winter wheat, winter rapeseed, spring barley, and peas. The selected crop structure ensures proper crop rotation and a balanced approach to managing yield and price volatility risks. Land is cultivated using no‑till methods, which provide environmental benefits such as reduced soil erosion, lower fuel consumption, and improved soil structure and fertility over time.

Relationship with InSoil

The farm already has an active partnership with InSoil. The farmer currently holds an existing loan with an outstanding balance of €2,300. Payments are made according to schedule, reflecting consistent cooperation and responsible financial management.

Financial Situation and Purpose of the Loan

The purpose of the new financing is to purchase additional agricultural equipment and prepare farm machinery for the upcoming 2026 season. This investment will improve the efficiency of soil preparation, sowing, and crop maintenance operations, supporting continuous and stable production performance during the spring farming period.

Conclusions

This is a young but well‑managed farm that builds upon the experience inherited from family farming traditions while applying modern production principles. The planned investment in equipment acquisition and machinery readiness directly enhances the farm’s operational efficiency and production capability. With a sustainable approach to land cultivation and a proven partnership with InSoil, the farm demonstrates strong growth potential and reliable investment fundamentals.