Soil types:

Description of the property’s current condition and current use(s):

200+ freestalls feedlot operation. Beef or dairy heifers/ no longer set up to milk. Built in the 60's/70's. A bunk silo. one harvestore silo. Slurrystore, hay shed, shop, out buildings large pond. Everything maintained, beautiful views. We rent a couple hundred acres extra but we would like to cut back.

Farm history / past uses of the property:

we bought this in 1985, before that they milked cows.

Infrastructure and equipment:

• Fencing
• Water access
• Barns or other facilities for storage of equipment, livestock, and crops
• Electrical Access

Fencing description:

electric, barb wire, cattle panel feedlot

Water access description:

 pond for barn water, unused well

Barns/structures description:

68'x120 and 72x140 free stall barns, 38x80 shop, 36x60 hay shed, 70x110 bunk silo, a few odd outbuildings. 19 x70 slurrystore, 20x70 harvestore (no unloader)

Farmer housing description:

3-4 bedroom 2 story remodeled house, attached garage, well, new septic, 2.5 baths, vinyl siding, gas well (free gas)

Equipment description:

subject to how fast we get out of farming older but well maintained: 5 tractors- IH1466, valmet8450 4WD,CX90 case IH loader 4WD, 1390 case, 2135  massey. 220 Lucknow mixer wagon, claas discbine, claas tedder, 2 claas 180 balers,  2case 881 choppers with grass and corn heads, 3 hydralic rear unload silage wagons, 3000 liquid manure spreader, 235 H&S box spreader, 4 bottom oliver white plows, oliver discs, 15' cultimulcher, 2 chisel plows, 2 flat wagons, 1826 case skidsteer, grain drill, NH 28 silage blower

Types of crops permitted to be produced on the property:

Types of livestock permitted on the property:

Livestock/crops description :

we raise dairy heifers, some corn, mostly hay

Tenure options:

Sale price or estimated market value:

$229,000

Description of tenure options:

possible house, barn and 83 acres available

Conservation status:

No

Current land zoning:

Agricultural

Is the property located in a NY Agricultural District?:

Yes

Preferred farming method:

Do you require a farmer who qualifies for agricultural assessment?:

Are you willing to have the public on the property as a part of the farm business?:

Any additional information about this property:

several fields are certified organic by others.