Common use of Considerations Clause in Contracts

Considerations. Farmers can expand production without financing land purchases. • Production and marketing risk can be shared. • Inter-generational farm transfers can be facilitated. • Suitable land for growing special crops can be acquired. • Retirement income can be earned on real property. • Farmers have increased flexibility in farm planning decisions. • Rent paid over a long period of time does not contribute to equity of tenant. • Appreciation in land value goes to the landlord. • The tenant's security of tenure is limited to the length of the term of lease. • Long term farming practices which promote production efficiency, soil conservation and improvements may not be practiced in short term leases.

Considerations. Farmers can expand production without financing land purchases. • Production and marketing risk can be shared. • Inter-generational farm transfers can be facilitated. • Suitable land for growing special crops can be acquired. • Retirement income can be earned on real property. • Farmers have increased flexibility in farm planning decisions. • Rent paid over a long period of time does not contribute to equity of tenant. • Appreciation in land value goes to the landlord. • The tenant's security of tenure is limited to the length of the term of lease. • Long term farming practices which promote production efficiency, soil conservation and improvements may not be practiced in short term leases.

Considerations. Farmers can expand production without financing land purchases. ; • Production and marketing risk can be shared. ; • Inter-generational farm transfers can be facilitated. ; • Suitable land for growing special crops can be acquired. ; • Retirement income can be earned on real property. property while maintaining a • Farmers have increased Increased flexibility in farm planning decisions. • Rent paid over a long period of time does not contribute to equity of tenant. ; • Appreciation in land value goes to the landlord. ; • The tenant's security of tenure is limited to the length of the term of lease. ; • Long term farming practices which promote production efficiency, soil conservation and improvements may not be practiced in short term leases.

Considerations. Farmers can expand production without financing land purchases. • Production and marketing risk can be shared. • Inter-generational farm transfers can be facilitated. • Suitable land for growing special crops can be acquired. • Retirement income can be earned on real property. • Farmers Famers have increased flexibility in farm planning decisions. • Rent paid over a long period of time does not contribute to equity of tenant. • Appreciation in land value goes to the landlord. • The tenant's security of tenure is limited to the length of the term of lease. • Long term farming practices which promote production efficiency, soil conservation and improvements may not be practiced in short term leases.

Considerations.  Farmers can expand production without financing land purchases. • ;  Production and marketing risk can be shared. •  Inter-generational farm transfers can be facilitated. • Suitable land for growing special crops can be acquired. •  Retirement income can be earned on real property. •  Farmers have increased flexibility in farm planning decisions. •  Rent paid over a long period of time does not contribute to equity of tenant. •  Appreciation in land value goes to the landlord. •  The tenant's security of tenure is limited to the length of the term of lease. •  Long term farming practices which promote production efficiency, soil conservation and improvements may not be practiced in short term leases.

Considerations.  Farmers can expand production without financing land purchases. •  Production and marketing risk can be shared. •  Inter-generational farm transfers can be facilitated. • Suitable land for growing special crops can be acquired. •  Retirement income can be earned on real property. • Farmers  Famers have increased flexibility in farm planning decisions. •  Rent paid over a long period of time does not contribute to equity of tenant. •  Appreciation in land value goes to the landlord. •  The tenant's security of tenure is limited to the length of the term of lease. •  Long term farming practices which promote production efficiency, soil conservation and improvements may not be practiced in short term leases.

Considerations.  Farmers can expand production without financing land purchases. • ;  Production and marketing risk can be shared. • ;  Inter-generational farm transfers can be facilitated. • ;  Suitable land for growing special crops can be acquired. • ;  Retirement income can be earned on real property. • Farmers have increased property while maintaining a  Increased flexibility in farm planning decisions. •  Rent paid over a long period of time does not contribute to equity of tenant. • ;  Appreciation in land value goes to the landlord. • ;  The tenant's security of tenure is limited to the length of the term of lease. • ;  Long term farming practices which promote production efficiency, soil conservation and improvements may not be practiced in short term leases.