Clinton Corners, NY, Dutchess County
Acres Available
Open Tillable Acres
Wooded (or other) Acres
Livestock Permitted
Show AllCondition & Current Use
40 acres is divided into:
-upper field with hoop (greenhouse) / currently farmed by our property manager
-wooded area with new barn
-middle field with well
-lower field beside creek
About 30 acres of the property is currently unused and the landowners would like to see it be in production.
Soil Types
Farm History & Past Use
Historically (approximately 15 years ago) the farm was a certified organic farm that sold produce to local restaurants. It's primary crop was garlic.
Tenure Options
Looking to lease land to a farmer. The land is available now! Open to longer term leases 3-5+ years. Flexible on the terms and payment structure. Prefer to connect with a farmer who will keep the property in good order and maintained well. We would need to discuss a business plan that would require the public or a lot of people accessing the property.
Are you willing to mentor a new or beginning farmer?
Do you require a farmer who qualifies for agricultural assessment?
Production Preferences
Livestock / Crops Description
Hay production ideally. Would be open to other crops or flowers. There is no infrastructure for livestock. Prefer to connect with a farmer who will keep the property in good order and maintained well. We would need to discuss a business plan that would require the public or a lot of people accessing the property.
Crops Permitted
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Vegetables
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Fruits
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Flowers or Ornamentals
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Grains
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Hay
Livestock Permitted
Preferred Farming Method
Farm Infrastructure
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Barns - Equipment Storage
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Electrical access
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Water access
Water Access
Well located in middle field / Wappingers Creek access
Additional Property Information
We are on the property frequently, but the farming spaces and housing are separate. We do prefer a farm business that wouldn't be to destructive to the land or have a lot of machinery, equipment, etc. laying around. We would need to discuss a business plan that would require the public accessing the property.
