For Sale: 10 acres Biodiverse, Regenerative Farm in Deschutes County

Description

For Sale by Owner:

10-acre Vegetable, Cut Flower, Fruit, and Livestock Farm with 8 acres of Irrigation. 3 bedroom, 2 bath Farmhouse with covered porch, hot tub, fenced yard, sunroom. Mature landscaping, trees, windbreak, pollinator havens, perennials. Cropland and pastures have been organically managed for over 10 years. AWA compliant for 4-stall Goat Barn (with hay storage and tack-room), Pig sheds, and Chicken Coop. Horse-safe, 5-foot post and rail with no-climb wire perimeter and cross-fencing, Drylot or riding arena, 3 large loafing sheds, equipment shed. Heated, automatic Nelson waterers in all pastures and barn stalls. Automated, underground irrigation. 4 large greenhouses. Veggie wash and pack station with walk-in cooler and propagation rooms with ventilation.

Appraisal pending.

Owner’s Short Term Vision for the Property

I would like to sell the property in 2024

Owner’s Long Term Vision for the Property

My hope is to find a passionate farmer/s committed to regenerative practices who would be able to productively use and appreciate the fertile cropland and pastures and continue the farm's legacy of biodiversity, high animal welfare practices, and sustainability.

Current Use

Organically managed (no spray) vegetable and cut flower crops, no till, cover crops, Laying Hens, Dairy Goats, Horses

Available Water / Irrigation

8 Acres COID Irrigation
Share well with seller's adjacent farm

Soil Type / Quality

10 years of amendments with compost, cover-cropping and organic fertilizers

Buildings and Structures Available for Farm Use

Wash Station, Prop House and attached grow room and pack station with Walkin Coolbot cooler, AWA compliant Goat barn (with tackroom and hay storage), Chicken Coop, Pig shed and feeding station. 4 Large greenhouses. 3 Large loafing sheds. Equipment Shed.

Farm Equipment Available for Use, Sale or Lease

BCS tiller, Jang Seeder, Earthway Seeder, silage tarps

Any Restrictions That Could Limit Agricultural Production

No Cannabis/Hemp or other monocultures

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

I have always been committed to a safe and welcoming environment for all people