Farm acquisition
Often a project asks for a substantial
financial resource. When such an investment is done, it is of the utmost
importance the risks of the project are minimized.
The basis of every project is the terrain
on which it is developed. Therefore a thorough study of the area is an
intelligent and worthwhile choice, and should be implemented before
purchasing of the land is done. This way, one can anticipate any
unexpected properties, and cancel purchasing activities when necessary.
DHForest offers to study the location and
report to you the possibilities. If the location is suited ....we will
find it out....and if it is unsuited as well. You can rely on our honesty.
Besides the detailed data presented in our
reports, many maps, tables and figures
support our argumentation, in order to present a short but crystal clear
report.

Along with the standard chapters of a report such as
introduction, summary, etc. a farm acquisition report elaborated by
DHForest consists of the following:
The Questions and Objectives of the study
The questions and objectives are clearly stipulated in
cooperation with our client. According to this information the study will be
elaborated and executed.
Soil and fertility study
Soil structure and fertility plays a big part in the success
or failure of the future crops. Therefore, soil samples are taken and studied by
a specialized laboratory and the suitability of the soil for a certain species
can be analyzed accordingly.
Hydrological study
The humidity of the soil, the height of groundwater and the
natural drain capability of the soil, are some of the factors that will be
investigated. The information this study provides does not only serve to compare
it's composition with a species needs, but is also used to estimate the amount
of drainages needed when the project will be developed. As drainages involve
high costs, it is an important factor in the economical feasibility of a
project.

Topographical study
Fertility and the availability of top-layer is
often greatly influenced by the topographical characteristics of the project. It
is therefore important to know the percentage of flat and inclining grounds, so
the productivity of the project can be estimated.
Climate
Climate is a decisive factor. The availability of
rain, temperature etc will effect the choice of species.
Species parameters
When an area is investigated it must be compared with the
species parameters. By doing this it becomes clear if the area is suited or not.
Specified conclusions and recommendations
Taking all data in account, our professional judgment
will form our recommendation and DHForest will present to you a solid
statement, backed up with clear data.
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