Better together building a successful equity partnership
With the right people and the right business structures, equity partnerships can be a win–win for all parties. They can allow retiring farmers to remain on their farm and in their community while offering a young family the opportunity to realise their farming goals. They can also allow established farmers to partner with investors to grow a land-based business. Sandra Taylor talks to three Mid-Canterbury farmers who are part of two successful, but very different equity partnerships.
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