Entering Farmer #20307
Hi!
I am a commercial flower farmer. I only grow perennial plants.
I have an active 55 acre flower farm of myself in Salem county, NJ.
My farm has been profitable so far and I am looking forward to expanding my operations in the Northeast USA.
My operations do not need electricity, water, sewer connectivity, etc. so we are pretty low maintenance. We only enter the premises when planting, then harvesting and occasional weeding/maintenance.
I am only looking forward to long term lease (5 to 10yrs+) of farmland anywhere in Northeast USA.
Entering Farmer #20288
Serwell farms is a 5 generation family owned and operated farm in bucks county pa. Practicing eco conscious farming.
Entering Farmer #20281
5th generation young farmer looking to expand our herd of Angus cattle and Holstein steers. I’m looking for more ground to lease/ rent to feed our cattle throughout the year.
Entering Farmer #20277
We are looking for a dairy farm to lease in Pennsylvania. We are also looking for grazing land to lease in northern Lancaster or Southern Lebanon counties
Entering Farmer #20266
I am a 32 year old mother and wife. I have been training horses since 2014. My niece recently took the first horse I ever trained to the PA 4-H State Horse Show! A few years ago I got into gentling mustangs. I am looking for a farm to lease that will allow me to expand my business to include board, lessons, clinics, training, and possibly breeding down the line. I have hopes of also growing a decent beefer herd, and getting into showing NRHA and NRCHA.
Entering Farmer #20259
I am the son of a 3rd generation dairy farmer; I was raised on a dairy farm, and I am now looking to become the next generation to carry on the legacy. I am looking for a dairy farm to rent / lease in Pennsylvania, but we are willing to consider further options. Housing for my family and I would have to be included.
I am also interested in renting crop land in Juniata County.
Entering Farmer #20256
I am 22 years old and looking to start milking cows but am having trouble finding a farm to start in I would like to rent a dairy farm. It would be nice to have a place to live on the farm and either buy feed or farm the ground on the farm to get my feed
Entering Farmer 20253
Rutgers turf grad. Working grounds most my life. cat 7 pesticide licenses. I garden and have a small orchard. I make syrup every year. I don’t really have any money for a lease and I’m not really a good businessman but Im blessed with the ability and knowledge to grow. I’ve been golf course superintendent at berkleigh cc in kutztown before moving home and taking a job as assistant at glen oak. I left golf for 13 years and worked for my buddy’s small fence company which is now the largest on east coast. I was there for 8 or 9 years then took a job with Swn on there production team as field operator. I pumped wells in Bradford and lycoming for 4 years. After leaving Swn I got back into golf and took the superintendent job four seasons. Most recently I was the superintendent at Greystone for there first two years. Currently I’m doing some small landscaping jobs for friends and neighbors. Honestly I had no idea about this website I was looking on my phone for farmland to lease near me. I’m just looking for an opportunity. Something close to the river would be nice for farming. I’m really good at making something outa nothing and enjoy doing things the old ways. I live in northeastern Luzerne county. Cell (570) 954-3526. Email flintlock85@icloud.com
Entering Farmer 20250
My name is Jared Brandon. I’m a 39-year-old Pennsylvania native who loves the rolling hills and pastures of the Northeast. I currently reside in Lackawanna county, but spent a large portion of my childhood in Susquehanna county where my family was, at different times, involved in horse farms and veal farming. It was on the horse farm where I developed a deep appreciation and love for the farm setting. Over the years, that love developed into a passion for farming, raising animals, and stewarding land and resources.
My wife, Jen, and I have been married for 15 years and have always had a dream of having a farm where our kids can grow up as we both did—deeply connected to the land and animals, ideally living more simply but with rich experiences to offer our whole family. We currently both work from home and run two small businesses. We recently moved to a new home where we have a 1.6 acre lot, allowing us to build a garden, and have our flock of chickens, which our daughter absolutely loves. We have seen a deep love for animals and the farm life begin to develop in her, and we are eager to nurture that.
Having grown up in farm settings, I am experienced in the rhythms and demands of farm life. I recently began volunteering on a friend’s farm to gain more hands-on experience, and also to scratch the farming itch at least a little bit. I’m an avid consumer of books and magazines on regenerative farming, food systems, health, and animal husbandry. Much of my knowledge is theoretical, but I am eager to put it into practice.
I am deeply passionate about regenerative farming methods and I believe that small family farms are the way to restore resiliency, trust, and nutrition back into our food system. I am in search of an opportunity in the Northeast PA region that will allow me and my family to pursue these passions and become farmers. We feel that a lease and possibly mentorship or partnership opportunity will suit us best, preferably on an organic farm or farm that is interested in going organic/regenerative. I am particularly interested in raising grass-fed beef, and am learning more about the idea of “grass farming” and using livestock and cover crops to build soil health.
We are most interested in direct-to-consumer operations as opposed to subsidized commodity crops. My wife and I are both experienced in marketing, running businesses, and building support for the things we are involved in. Our skills and interests will complement the marketing and business sides of running a farm.
Ultimately, our desire is to own a farm that we can hand off to our kids and hopefully reignite the idea of a multi-generational farm. We are willing and interested in starting off with an opportunity that does not require us to buy land outright and start from scratch without the benefit of an experienced farmer/landowner to guide us.
Entering Farmer 20241
Hi, I am a young farmer who works on my father’s organic dairy farm. We are interested in expanding our organic farm with some cash cropping. On our farm we integrate many conservation practices focusing on healthy soil life and biology.