Description
Seeking farmer to grow hemp, alfalfa, hops, berries, fruit, or other agriculture, on some or all of our farm for the 2020 season (and beyond). Preference will be given to pollinator-friendly farming.
Features of our farm include:
- 59 acres of irrigation water rights.
- No fertilizer has been used in 15+ years, so easily certified organic, if desired.
- 2 negotiable hay barns, as well as a storage shed.
- Soil recently tested at A&L Western Agricultural Laboratories, report available upon request (6.2 pH)
- Easy access from highways.
- Negotiable master suite room rental.
Owner’s Short Term Vision for the Property
Partner with an established farmer who will lease the land to produce crops in a sustainable fashion.
Owner’s Long Term Vision for the Property
Develop long term relationships with other local farming operations to maximize the sustainable productivity of the land, developing a pollinator farm.
Current Use
Pasture.
Available Water / Irrigation
59 acres of pressurized water rights from Three Sisters Irrigation District.
Buildings and Structures Available for Farm Use
2 hay barns, 3-stall storage shed.
Locations of land listings on map are not necessarily exact. Many are located on the nearest town or city.
County: Deschutes
Farm Basics
Total Acreage: 83
Acreage Available to Landseeker: 59
Date Property is Available: June 5, 2020
Possible Business Arrangements: Lease for cash, Lease for trade, Partnership, Other
Lease Rate / Price: Negotiable
Date when this listing was created: March 16, 2020
Farming Practices
Current Farming Practices: Organic, Not Certified, 7
Farming Practices Allowed: Certified Organic, Organic, Not Certified, Dry Farming, Season Extension, Conventional, Other
Agriculture Types Suitable: Beans, Bees, Berries, Cattle, Dairy, Fiber Animals, Flowers, Goats, Grain, Hay, Herbs, Hogs, Horses, Mushrooms, Nursery Stock, Orchard/Fruit, Pasture, Sheep, Vegetables, Vineyard, Other
Farm Details
Housing Available? No
Water Available? Yes
Property Fenced? Yes
Land Holder Interested in Mentoring Land Seeker? No
