Farm unit definition
Farm unit means all parcels of land which are certified by the commission pursuant to rule as meeting all of the following requirements:
Farm unit means a single contiguous tract of agricultural land, or two or more adjacent tracts of agricultural land, located within a single soil and water conservation district, upon which farming operations are being conducted by a person who owns or is purchasing or renting all of the land, or by that person’s tenant or tenants. If a landowner has multiple farm tenants, the land on which farming operations are being conducted by each tenant is a separate farm unit. This definition does not prohibit land which is within a single soil and water conservation district and is owned or being purchased by the same person, or is being rented by the same tenant, from being treated as two or more farm units if the commissioners of the soil and water conservation district deem it preferable to do so.
Farm unit means parcels of land which are certified by the Commission as being in tracts of two or more contiguous acres, operated as a unit for agricultural purposes, and under the lawful control of the owner or the tenant.186
Examples of Farm unit in a sentence
The lessee agrees to pay landowner as cash rent the amount as calculated in the “Amount of Cash Rent” table for the specific crops grown in each year; or, one total may be entered for Entire Farm unit to Landowner per year.
The Prize Farm unit carries a 12-month exchange warranty from the date of license registration provided the security seal is intact.
More Definitions of Farm unit
Farm unit means two or more accounts combined by common landowners. “GKGSA” means Greater Kaweah Groundwater Sustainability Agency.
Farm unit means the land and amount of water allocated to Water User under a duly executed agricultural water subcontract between the Water User and MVIDD;
Farm unit means a single property owned, leased or share farmed by the Grower with a group of cotton Fields that are either connected or separated by no more than two kilometres;
Farm unit is defined in Iowa Code section 161A.42 to mean a single contiguous tract of agricultural land, or two or more adjacent tracts of agricultural land, located within a single district, upon which farming operations are being conducted by a person who owns or is purchasing or renting all of such land, or by a tenant or tenants. If a landowner has multiple farm tenants, the land on which farming operations are being conducted by each tenant shall constitute a separate farm unit. This definition does not prohibit land which is within a single district and is owned or being purchased by the same person, or is being rented by the same tenant, from being treated as two or more farm units if the commissioners of the district deem it preferable to do so.
Farm unit means any irrigated lands under the control and management of a Farm Operator identified to Subdistrict staff through the Farm Unit Update process.
Farm unit means any lands within Subdistrict No. 1 Response Area under the control and management of a Farm Operator identified to Subdistrict staff through the Farm Unit update process.
Farm unit means those units as described in the public notice for reclamation of homestead entry as issued by the United States Bureau of Reclamation. Each farm unit equals one "farm ownership". Further subdivision of an original farm unit with different landowners will create additional "farm ownerships". Therefore the term "farm ownership" is defined as the original subdivision of project lands into farm units and subsequent subdivisions thereof where one owner does not hold the subdivided parcels.