This beautiful lush piece of land is approximately 71.82 acres, with many permitted uses. This land is clean and can be farmed organically, immediately. Soil Type: Clayloam soil, which is good for agriculture. Soil Improvement: The entire field was limed and seeded with canary grass(used for cattle) 10 years ago, with ongoing improvements using various types of manure (goat, cow, rabbit).

There is a shelterbelt of Chokecherries, other planted trees and bushes including serviceberries (saskatoon berries), nut trees (filberts and hazelnuts planted six years ago), blueberries, plums, apples, shagbark hickory, sunflowers, clover, timothy grass, and elderberries. As well as Alcampe (a medicinal adaptogen similar to ginseng). There are poles that were previously used for hops cultivation. Historical Use: The land has been pasture land for over 90 years.