Farm for Sale

GRAZING FARM FOR SALE

150 total acres
$400,000 

(Please note that this property is located within the district that will eligible for the NYS 2015 Budget Farm Preservation Fund, which would allow for $500/acre to be paid under contract after the budget passes as part of the South Tier Initiative. Funds are scheduled to be released sometime around April 1st, 2015. See link at the bottom of the page.)

Historical Farm Originally Part of the Boston Purchase

Oldest document within deed for transaction of part of the farm sold to the ancestors of Barrows Farm. Dated 165 years ago.

Approximately 100 acres in Pasture
Eligible May 2015 for Organic Certification

New 5-strand hi-tensile fence around perimeter and cross fenced
All exterior gates are hard gates
Interior gates are spring gates

Total of 5 large paddocks

Reels, temporary wire and step in posts for Managed Intense Grazing

 Under NRCS Grazing Contract

NEW Gravity Fed Pond and Watering System
100′ wide x 150′ long x 7.5′ Deep
Pipeline and 3 Protected Hydrants
Water Tanks and New, Unopened Jobe floats

BARNS

48′ x 72′ Single Story Barn with Newer metal roof
Electric and Well Water

New Steel Roof Installed 2011

30′ x 70′ Hoop Barn
Currently Used as Cattle Shelter and Bedding Pack Barn

10′ x 20′ Hoop Barn with Wood Floor on Skids
Used as a portable chicken house
*Photos Coming Soon*

Private 6 acre Recreational Pond with a two story unfinished cabin

1993 Doublewide on Slab
3 bedroom, 2 bath with 2 car attached garage
Above ground pool

Double wide

Additional Items for Sale:

NH 489 Haybine, NEW tine bars and buckets of parts – $3,000

Brillion seeder (back attached equipment only) – $600

Ford 2120 Tractor  with forks and bucket attachments and Heavy Duty Land Pride 6′ Brush Hog – $12,500

Artic Cat 4 Wheeler with plow attachment – $750

2004 Dodge 1500 4×4, Hemi, 101K miles – $10,000

 Maple Syrup Equipment and Taps – $3,000
No photos available

Troy Built Zero Turn Lawn Mower – $2,000
No photos available at this time

 The farm was reestablished as an active farm in 2010, after not being used as such since 1985. We are currently running 28 head of mixed breed cattle based on Holistic Management Rotational Grazing. If someone is interested in us being available for guidance and tutorials during a transition period while they get to know the farm, we are willing to make ourselves available for the first year or so. 

Article with the information of the Farm Preservation Fund
http://www.pressconnects.com/story/news/local/new-york/2015/01/19/green-jobs-competition/22023083/

Any additional questions can be sent to farmgirldoreen@gmail.com

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