- Marketing Plan
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I am the founder and Chief Steward of Golden Eve Farm LLC, a legally formed Pennsylvania limited liability company currently in the land-acquisition and pre-operational development stage.
I am seeking a suitable property up to 50 acres in Bucks or Montgomery County through purchase, lease, or lease-to-own. Initial Phase 1 production will use approximately 1.49 net planted acres within a 2.42-acre bed-and-pathway block based on 4-foot beds and 30-inch pathways. Allowing for headlands, perimeter access, irrigation infrastructure, wash/pack functions, and service space, the initial operating footprint is approximately 2.7–3.0 acres.
Additional property acreage will support buildings, water systems, conservation areas, crop rotation, and future expansion. The farm will expand only after labor, infrastructure, cash flow, and verified market demand support the next phase.
Golden Eve Farm will specialize in locally grown specialty cut flowers. The initial business emphasis will be dependable flower production for wholesale florists and selected direct sales, with CSA subscriptions and farmers markets introduced only after production reliability is established.
I have four years of part-time, hands-on agricultural experience at a school micro-farm and plant nursery in southeastern Pennsylvania. That work included propagation, greenhouse and nursery production, transplanting, no-till bed preparation, cover cropping, irrigation, crop care, harvesting, distribution support, and direct plant sales to the public.
I also bring more than 32 years of experience in construction, facilities operations, maintenance, infrastructure planning, troubleshooting, safety, and long-term asset care, along with approximately three years of small-business ownership.
The farm will use sustainable, conservation-minded practices including efficient drip irrigation, cover cropping, compost-based soil building, integrated pest management, pollinator habitat, and minimal tillage after establishment.
Future lavender production and limited agritourism or educational experiences are conditional later-phase opportunities, not startup promises.
My spouse and I plan to retain full-time employment during establishment so household income and benefits remain stable while farm revenue is reinvested.
Golden Eve Farm has a formulated business plan, marketing plan, documented operating procedures, and a phased management system. My goal is to build a financially disciplined, family-owned farm that respects the history of the land, improves the property through responsible stewardship, and creates a practical path for long-term agricultural use and family succession.
We are a married couple with young kids looking for an opportunity to start farming. My grandparents were dairy farmers in Chester County and my cousins currently are dairy farmers in Montgomery County.
I currently work in the Conservation/Agricultural field in the Southeast/South Central part of the state. We don’t have much experience, several years working on several dairies and experience with processing/jugging milk, but I have always wanted to be a farmer and have a true passion for farming and agriculture.
Looking for a farming opportunity in which to gain experience, build equity, and the chance to raise our kids around a farm.
Housing on the farm would be preferred.
Young couple with many years of farm experience looking for an opportunity to farm and build equity to eventually buy out farm. Both currently working off farm. Ideally an opportunity for the wife to stay home with family and care for farm animals possibly chickens and or other livestock/dairy animals. Husband would like to continue to work full time off the farm and farm on the side to build capital and equity. Eventually would love to farm full time if situation allows and income warrants.
Experience in all aspects of farm operation and anxious to start road to their own business and work towards the next generation being a part of it.
We currently operate a beef, crop and hay farm as well as manage a large horse farm and offer custom operator services.
We are always interested in local properties to grow our business. We began our business approximately 14 years ago. We have an 80 acre farm in Chester County and continue to grow by leasing and working with area landowners.
We are experienced, respectful and fair. We appreciate our landowners and honor a good working relationship.
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