AGRICULTURAL PROPERTY Sample Clauses

AGRICULTURAL PROPERTY. The Real Property is not used principally for agricultural or farming purposes.
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AGRICULTURAL PROPERTY. If the Property consists in whole or in part of agricultural property, Trustor (a) shall farm the same using good and proper practices of husbandry; (b) shall keep all crops, trees and vines on the Property properly cultivated, irrigated, fertilized, sprayed, fumigated and maintained; and (c) shall promptly replace all dead or unproductive crops, trees or vines.
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AGRICULTURAL PROPERTY. If the Property consists in whole or in part of agricultural property, Grantor (a) shall farm the same using good and proper practices of husbandry; (b) shall keep all Crops properly cultivated, irrigated, fertilized, sprayed, fumigated and maintained; and (c) shall promptly replace all dead or unproductive crops, trees or vines.
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AGRICULTURAL PROPERTY. An acquisi- tion of agricultural property, assets in- cidental to the ownership of such prop- erty and associated agricultural assets shall be exempt from the requirements of the act. Agricultural property is real property and assets that primarily gen- erate revenues from the production of crops, fruits, vegetables, livestock, poultry, milk and eggs (activities with- in SIC Major Groups 01 and 02). (1) Associated agricultural assets are assets integral to the agricultural busi- ness activities conducted on the prop- erty. Associated agricultural assets in- clude, but are not limited to, inventory (e.g., livestock, poultry, crops, fruit, vegetables, milk, eggs); structures that house livestock raised on the real prop- erty; and fertilizer and animal feed. As- sociated agricultural assets do not in- clude processing facilities such as poul- try and livestock slaughtering, proc- essing and packing facilities. (2) Agricultural property does not in- clude any real property and assets ei- ther adjacent to or used in conjunction with processing facilities that are in- cluded in the acquisition. (3) In an acquisition that includes ag- ricultural property, the transfer of any assets that are not agricultural prop- erty, assets incidental to the ownership of such property or associated agricul- tural assets shall be subject to the re- quirements of the act and these rules as if such assets were being transferred in a separate acquisition.
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AGRICULTURAL PROPERTY. An acquisi- tion of agricultural property and assets incidental to the ownership of such property shall be exempt from the re- quirements of the Act. Agricultural property is real property that pri- xxxxxx generates revenues from the production of crops, fruits, vegetables, livestock, poultry, milk and eggs (cer- tain activities within NAICS sector 11). (1) Agricultural property does not in- clude either: (i) Processing facilities such as poul- try and livestock slaughtering, proc- essing and packing facilities; or (ii) Any real property and assets ei- ther adjacent to or used in conjunction with processing facilities that are in- cluded in the acquisition; or (iii) Timberland or other real prop- erty that generates revenues from ac- tivities within NAICS subsector 113 (Forestry and logging) or NAICS indus- try group 1153 (Support activities for forestry and logging). (2) In an acquisition that includes ag- ricultural property, the transfer of any assets that are not agricultural prop- erty or assets incidental to the owner- ship of such property (cash, prepaid taxes or insurance, rentals receivable and the like) shall be subject to the re- quirements of the act and these rules as if such assets were being transferred in a separate acquisition.
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  • HUSBAND’S PROPERTY It is declared by the Husband to be the owner of the following assets and property:

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