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1. Environmental Compliance: Specific environmental obligations and sustainability practices, necessary when farming activities have significant environmental impact

2. Labor Management: Framework for hiring and managing farm workers, required when the partnership will employ agricultural laborers

3. Marketing and Distribution: Terms for marketing and selling farm products, important when partners handle their own distribution

4. Insurance: Insurance requirements and risk management, crucial for larger operations or high-risk farming activities

5. Intellectual Property: Protection of farming methods, breeds, or techniques, needed when proprietary methods are involved

6. Government Programs: Participation in agricultural support programs, relevant when accessing government incentives

7. Succession Planning: Procedures for transfer of partnership interests, important for family farming partnerships

8. Force Majeure: Provisions for natural disasters and unforeseen events, crucial in areas prone to natural calamities

1. Schedule A - Farm Property Details: Detailed description of land, including maps, titles, and certificates

2. Schedule B - Capital Contributions: Itemized list of initial and promised capital contributions from each partner

3. Schedule C - Equipment Inventory: List of farming equipment, machinery, and tools contributed or purchased

4. Schedule D - Crop Plan: Annual or seasonal farming plan, including crop rotation and cultivation schedules

5. Schedule E - Financial Projections: Expected costs, revenues, and profit sharing calculations

6. Appendix 1 - Operating Procedures: Detailed farming practices and operational guidelines

7. Appendix 2 - Required Permits: Copies of necessary agricultural and business permits

8. Appendix 3 - Insurance Policies: Details of required insurance coverage and policies