What is classed as a small holding?

Started by cocopops, July 27, 2009, 20:03:42

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cocopops

We held a bbq on Saturday and a friend's friend said you have so many animals it is like a small holding.  Our garden is 2000m sq. 

Is it the amount of animals or the land?  I would only love to know as my 'best friend  :-X' at college lived in a teeny but lovely cottage, which she insisted was a small holding. It had 3500sq of land and a horse.

I love what we have, loads of animals, enjoying all of them and being able to walk out of our gate into the country side, pure rural heaven.

Cocopops

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ceres

The 'common' definition is based on size, bigger than an allotment, smaller than a farm, generally held to be up to 50 acres and rented out for agricultural purposes.

There is also a specific definition in law - it's a smallholding if it can be worked by a maximum of two persons full-time.

I don't know of any definition involving animals.  You can have a smallholding with no animals.


Ishard

Lucky you  ;D

My idea of heaven is a smallholding and to that end I have been looking for 1 to buy for the last year.  ;D

Mr Smith

Ishard,
              are you looking in the right places, a friend of mine had a place for sale at AB Kettleby last year with land at the rear suitable for a smallholding, :)

saddad

Well at least nobody has ben smutty about it...  ;D

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