Landowner #30164
35 acre farm has been certified organic since 2004. 6 acres have been used to successfully grow herbs, flowers & vegetable crops for Community-Supported Agriculture/farm share, wholesale markets, farmers markets, and ecommerce. The remaining acreage is woodland. Buildings include a 45x45x17 insulated steel Quonset building w/ 4 garage doors, loft, office & 2 walk-in coolers, a 30×96 propagation greenhouse w/ water, heat & electricity, a 30×72 high tunnel greenhouse, a 30×36 equipment shed, mini shed & disassembled greenhouse. Isolated on top of a hill, the setting allows for reduced frost and a longer growing season. The quiet, secluded setting is surrounded by woodlands with room for expansion, hunting or space to build your dream home.
Landowner #30160
This farm has been in the family for over 150 years. In its prime it was a small dairy farm with roughly 35 head of cattle, chickens, pigs, and goats. Crops grown were hay, corn, alfalfa, wheat and oats. The livestock operations ceased in the early 1980s, while the land is currently being farmed with organic methods. The property consists of a farmhouse, which has been converted into two rental units, a bank barn, and a two-story garage. The 30 acres does consist of meadow lands with a stream, wooded area and roughly 18 certified organic tillable acres. The current owners feel it is time to see the farm returned to its original purpose. by producing organic provisions for those in the community and abound. They would also love to see a new beginning farmer lay down their roots for themselves and generations to come.
Landowner #30147
Located in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, just across the PA state line, Bobolink Dairy and Bakehouse is an award winning, widely respected multi-faceted business and 186 acre preserved regenerative farm which includes a beautiful stone 1820’s five-bedroom farmhouse, an additional 3 bedroom home, three barns which include a storefront, a bakehouse for breadmaking, and a creamery for cheese making. This sale also includes 140 head of cattle, a John Deere tractor, and all the bread and cheese making equipment. The farm is located just over 1 hour from New York City and Philadelphia metropolitan areas and minutes from Bucks County, PA.The cows are on a field rotation and their milk is used to make cheese and 100% grass fed beef for sale. Bobolink also has suckled veal and whey fed pork which is sold at 7 regional farmers markets, via mail order and at the farm store. A large barn in the back is used to store up to 650 round bales of hay. An additional machine shed is used for tractor and other equipment storage. The farm owners’ goals over the past 20 years have been to improve the soil health, and produce healthful and delicious products from humanely raised farm animals using regenerative farming techniques that do not rely on fertilizers, pesticides, or fossil fuels.
Landowner Listing 30121
The property’s 89 acres span both sides of a state-maintained, paved road. A bank barn is located directly across from the house and is surrounded by approximately 10 acres of pasture with a cow pond. The 2 BR, 1 BA 2-story house has newer metal roof/siding/windows and is in very good condition. There is propane heat with a newer hot air furnace, as well as electric radiator panels in the kitchen and living room as an alternative. A wood stove could be added in the basement or living room. Off the entry is a bonus room that could be made into an extra bedroom with a bath. A neighbor makes hay from the pasture and has monitored and amended the soil as needed. Behind the house is 40 acres of pasture and woodland. Additional acreage includes conservable meadow, fen/wetland and bog. The pasture was planted with hedgerow trees and warm season grasses while enrolled in a USDA conservation program from 2011-2022. Approximately 15 acres of woodland is located at the far back of the parcel, which has been logged sustainable using a consulting forester, most recently in 2020. The valley is a mix of legacy family farms and farmettes with cattle, goats, horses, corn and soybean crops. Some Plain Sect families own properties in the immediate area, but most do not farm. It would be great to make this a working farm again. Sale–prefer conventional bank loan or cash. The right buyer will have a plan and money lined up.