How to start a business in agriculture
Everyone knows that the most valuable products are those that are grown naturally. Therefore, the business in agriculture is now very relevant. But you need to be able to competently organize your business, since the possible profit requires considerable effort.
If you are going to start your business from scratch, or are going to buy it, then in each specific case you need a different approach to business. For example, if you want to grow agricultural crops, then you need to buy a piece of land on which something has already been grown.
This is necessary to ensure that the land that you purchased will produce crops. If, for example, you are planning to raise livestock, you need to equip your site as you deem necessary so that the animals are comfortable and they bring you profit. It all depends on how much livestock you are about to purchase.
First buy a plot
It is necessary from the owner of the site to require a certificate that he is the owner of the object. It also requires the right to establish documentation and a cadastral passport. Then you must sign the contract of sale. Some owners ask for a deposit.
It must be paid after signing the contract. In the contract, indicate your address, identification code, passport data, the size of the purchased plot, its value. After signing the contract, certify it with a notary and in the tax. It is also necessary to fix it in the registration service. Transfer all documents together with the contract to …
EIRC
This authority will send you official documents that confirm it. That you are the owner of the acquired plot. Then you need to start collecting documents for the development of your facility. These documents are issued by the local municipality and local authorities.
The development plan, cadastral documents, the construction project must be approved by the municipal authority. After that, you need to register your company. Within a month, you will be issued with a license to register the object.
You need to equip your facility, guided by sanitary standards. Special requirements for livestock owners. There are also increased requirements for compliance with sanitary standards for those facilities where food is produced. For this, there is a collection of sanitation rules at public catering facilities.
