Yes - Some wooded or partially wooded areas. Land was mostly logged 5-7 years ago
Cultivable Area
up to 500 acres
Expansion potential (acres)
Yes
Zoning
ALR
Current use
Livestock - Cattle -
Current practices
State of the surface of the cultivable area
Description and historical use of land available for farming
500+ acres available south of Wasa for grazing. Looking for someone to follow a rotational grazing plan on our land for the next few years. Depending on agreement happy to assist in moving animals.
Looking for someone who is interested in using most of our land for the next 1-2 years possibly longer. Open to smaller land needs as well, we may be open to longer arrangements for smaller portions.
Currently we've just purchased 500 acres and are in the process of fencing and building infrastructure. Because we're quite busy doing this we don't have a ton of time to manage our own farming interests just yet.
Road Access
Yes - Previously logged so road access over most of the parcel. Can drive the rest on quad
Electricity
No - Wasa
Cell Service
Yes
Long-term goal or vision for land
We'd love to use rotational grazing to boost the soil health and diversity of the land.
As its previously logged there is years of cleanup and chores so always moving towards a cleaner space is the goal!
Known environmental hazards (wildfire area, flooding, etc.)
No
Current residents living on property
No
Availability of farm buildings
No
Land is fenced
No
Availability of farm machinery and tools
No
Water source
Pond/lake -
Water rights to these sources
No
On-site housing
No
Restricted access of visitors
No
Types of production you are open to
Livestock - Cattle -
Livestock - Sheep -
Livestock - Pigs -
Livestock - Goats -
Poultry - Layers -
Poultry - Broilers -
Orchard/Fruit -
Greenhouse -
Flower -
Bees -
Mushroom -
Nursery -
Other - Open to any operation that won't be detrimental to the land.
Practices preferred
Agronomic potential
I don't know
Soil details
Rocky soil -
Good drainage -
Preferred arrangement
Lease -
Would you be willing to mentor or advise the entering farmer(s)?
