tämiselle
Tämiselle is a term that originated in Finland and refers to the traditional Scandinavian custom of marrying one's farm to the son or daughter who is most suited to take it over. The practice is typically practiced in rural areas where family farms or other large tracts of land are involved.
The process of becoming the heir to the family farm, known as "tämiselle", typically begins in early
The primary objective of "tämiselle" is to ensure the continued operation of the family farm through the
To facilitate the process, new generations of family members often continue to live in the parents' home
Historically, "tämiselle" played an essential role in keeping family farms viable during times of urbanization or