Seller will provide livestock and services to Buyer, and Buyer agrees to pay Three Daughters Farm as specified in this Agreement. This Agreement begins on the date signed below and deposit is received by Three Daughters Farm . This Agreement ends when livestock is transferred to Buyer or upon written agreement between the parties. Thereafter, Seller and Buyer are relieved of all obligations and liabilities pertaining to this Agreement.
Deposits and Final Payment of Livestock Price
Deposit due prior to placement on Seller‘s reserved list. The remaining balance is due at pick up or at 12 weeks of age, whichever is sooner. If whatever type of piglet that is reserved is not produced or there are not enough piglets, deposit will be transferred to the next available litter. Full balance for piglet that is older than 12 weeks is due upon pick up or within 14 days of the deposit, whichever is sooner. Deposits are not refundable.
In the event that buyer cannot pick up the piglet prior to 12 weeks of age, or within 14 days of the deposit for piglet that is older than 12 weeks of age, there will be an additional holding fee of $10.00 per week per pig. This fee will not be prorated and is due weekly on Monday.
Selected piglet that is not picked up and have more than two weeks past due balance for holding fee may be re-sold. All money paid toward the selected piglet, minus $50.00 plus any paid holding fee will be transferred to another available piglet from a different litter as chosen by the Buyer.
Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI)
If livestock will be transported outside of the State of Kentucky, Seller will obtain an appropriate CVI from a veterinarian. Cost of the CVI in the amount of $50.00 per piglet plus a transportation fee of $15.00 for up to four (4) piglet is the responsibility of the Buyer and is due to the Seller one week prior to the scheduled pick up to allow for sufficient time for a visit with the veterinarian. If the cost of each CVI exceeds $50.00, the difference will be billed to the Buyer and is due within twenty-four (24) hours. In the event that the cost exceeds $50.00 per piglet, a copy of the invoice from the veterinarian may be provided upon request by the Buyer.
Transportation
Transportation by third party shipper: Seller can assist in arranging third party shipper at no cost to the Buyer. Payment due to the third party shipper is the sole responsibility of the Buyer and must be arranged directly with the third party. Seller is not responsible should any issues incur during transportation with a third party shipper.
Ideally, it is recommended that piglet be scheduled for picked up from Three Daughters Farm between 8 to 12 weeks of age. Under no circumstance shall piglet be picked up under 6 weeks of age.
Registration and Transfer fee
Seller’s responsibility
Further Agreements:
Both parties agree that this contract will be interpreted under the applicable laws of the State of Kentucky. If any provision this Contract is held unenforceable all remaining provisions of this Contract shall remain in full force and effect.
This Agreement may be modified only in writing and signed by both parties. Email messages confirming agreement by both parties will suffice and be considered as modifications to this contract.
Deposits and Final Payment of Livestock Price
Deposit due prior to placement on Seller‘s reserved list. The remaining balance is due at pick up or at 12 weeks of age, whichever is sooner. If whatever type of piglet that is reserved is not produced or there are not enough piglets, deposit will be transferred to the next available litter. Full balance for piglet that is older than 12 weeks is due upon pick up or within 14 days of the deposit, whichever is sooner. Deposits are not refundable.
In the event that buyer cannot pick up the piglet prior to 12 weeks of age, or within 14 days of the deposit for piglet that is older than 12 weeks of age, there will be an additional holding fee of $10.00 per week per pig. This fee will not be prorated and is due weekly on Monday.
Selected piglet that is not picked up and have more than two weeks past due balance for holding fee may be re-sold. All money paid toward the selected piglet, minus $50.00 plus any paid holding fee will be transferred to another available piglet from a different litter as chosen by the Buyer.
Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI)
If livestock will be transported outside of the State of Kentucky, Seller will obtain an appropriate CVI from a veterinarian. Cost of the CVI in the amount of $50.00 per piglet plus a transportation fee of $15.00 for up to four (4) piglet is the responsibility of the Buyer and is due to the Seller one week prior to the scheduled pick up to allow for sufficient time for a visit with the veterinarian. If the cost of each CVI exceeds $50.00, the difference will be billed to the Buyer and is due within twenty-four (24) hours. In the event that the cost exceeds $50.00 per piglet, a copy of the invoice from the veterinarian may be provided upon request by the Buyer.
Transportation
Transportation by third party shipper: Seller can assist in arranging third party shipper at no cost to the Buyer. Payment due to the third party shipper is the sole responsibility of the Buyer and must be arranged directly with the third party. Seller is not responsible should any issues incur during transportation with a third party shipper.
Ideally, it is recommended that piglet be scheduled for picked up from Three Daughters Farm between 8 to 12 weeks of age. Under no circumstance shall piglet be picked up under 6 weeks of age.
Registration and Transfer fee
Seller’s responsibility
Further Agreements:
- Seller agrees that livestock provided will be of sound health at transfer.
- Seller is not responsible for the health or welfare of livestock, including any latent (hidden) physical defects or illness (including inability to breed or nurture offspring as breeder livestock), after transfer to Customer.
- Buyer agrees to provide name(s) of any persons who will act as Buyer’s representatives (third party shipper, including airline company). Transfer of livestock to Buyer’s representative has the same effect on this Agreement as if livestock were transferred directly to the Buyer.
- Buyer acknowledges that once the pig is transferred, it is no longer Seller’s responsibility and Seller is released of any liability. Buyer understands and agrees that any issues may arise related to inadequate amount of feed, inadequate interaction with the pig, lack of consistent training, lack of sufficient minerals, boredom, or simply due to the nature of a pig. Seller recommends that the buyer fully familiarize themselves with and are prepared to confront such issues as rooting, chewing, squealing, nipping/biting, and inappropriate elimination.
Both parties agree that this contract will be interpreted under the applicable laws of the State of Kentucky. If any provision this Contract is held unenforceable all remaining provisions of this Contract shall remain in full force and effect.
This Agreement may be modified only in writing and signed by both parties. Email messages confirming agreement by both parties will suffice and be considered as modifications to this contract.
