4 acres for lease near Brooks

Description

This 4-acre south-facing plot is part of a larger 16-acre homestead. The owner lives on the property and farms 1 acre for fruit trees, vegetables, grains, legumes, corn, goat pasture, chicken, ducks, and a greenhouse. The 4-acre plot can be further subdivided into smaller plots or increased if the collaboration succeeds. A 120 gpm irrigation well is available fitted with variable flow that allows a minimum of about 70 gpm flow rate.


Owner’s Short Term Vision for the Property

Homestead scale production


Owner’s Long Term Vision for the Property

Create a 10-20 resident community


Current Use

Hay


Available Water / Irrigation

Water rights for 120 gpm irrigation well


Soil Type / Quality

Woodburn silt loam, 0 to 3 percent slopes


Buildings and Structures Available for Farm Use

Part of a barn


Farm Equipment Available for Use, Sale or Lease

None


Any Restrictions That Could Limit Agricultural Production

none


What are you doing as a landholder to ensure a safe and welcoming environment for everyone on your land and in your community?

I am a racial and sexual minority myself.


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County: Marion

Farm Basics

Total Acreage: 16

Acreage Available to Landseeker: 4

Date Property is Available: November 21, 2024

Possible Business Arrangements: Lease for cash, Lease for trade, Partnership

Lease Rate / Price: negotiable

Date when this listing was created: November 25, 2024

Farming Practices

Current Farming Practices: Organic, Not Certified

Farming Practices Allowed: Certified Organic, Organic, Not Certified, Biodynamic, Dry Farming, Season Extension

Agriculture Types Suitable: Beans, Bees, Berries, Cattle, Dairy, Goats, Grain, Hay, Herbs, Hogs, Mushrooms, Nursery Stock, Nuts, Orchard/Fruit, Pasture, Poultry, Rabbits, Vegetables

Farm Details

Housing Available? Yes

Water Available? Yes

Property Fenced? No

Land Holder Interested in Mentoring Land Seeker? No


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