Yes - Some shrubbery ought to be removed to accommodate for more pasture land.
Zoning
Non-ALR
Current use
Not used for agriculture - Not yet used for agriculture
Current practices
State of the surface of the cultivable area
Untouched unused
Description and historical use of land available for farming
Land has not yet been used for farming
Road Access
Yes - Good road in
Electricity
Yes - Reliable hydro electricity
Cell Service
Yes - Clear as day
Long-term goal or vision for land
The land belongs to a cultural non profit society and we wish to achieve farm status so as to pay reduced property tax rate since the latest assessed value has grown too high for the society to pay long term with the funds in our prudent reserves.
Known environmental hazards (wildfire area, flooding, etc.)
No
Current residents living on property
No
Availability of farm buildings
Yes - Some small structures.
Land is fenced
Yes - Partially. New fencing would be needed to pen animals like sheep.
Availability of farm machinery and tools
No
Water source
Well -
Water rights to these sources
Yes - Its our well
On-site housing
Yes
Restricted access of visitors
No
Types of production you are open to
Livestock - Sheep - Sheep would like it here
Poultry - Layers - Birds too
Flower - Would be awesome to have lavender and daffodils
Bees - They would have a great time here
Mushroom - Plenty good shade for this to happen
Practices preferred
Organic -
Conventional -
Agronomic potential
Excellent
Soil details
Thick topsoil - Pretty thick 3ft
Slope orientation and degree of slope (specify) - Some areas are slopey consult a topographic map for reference
General fertility (nutrients) - Needed to add chicken manure for the potatoes and garlic to grow
Soil grittiness - Sorta gritty
Good drainage - Some areas puddle
Unknown - Potatoes and garlic have been growing well.
Preferred arrangement
License -
Business Partnership -
Would you be willing to mentor or advise the entering farmer(s)?
Yes - Dont know a whole lot but will share what I know
Do you require references from the farmer(s)?
Yes - You ought to be able to prove you know what you’re doing
