Prentice Farm

Binghamton, NY, Broome County

Other Tenure Agreement
Updated Jun 6, 2023

Acres Available

94

Open Tillable Acres

42

Wooded (or other) Acres

45

Crops Permitted

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Condition & Current Use

The fields are currently being brush-hogged, but were used to grow corn, wheat and hay in the past. 

Soil Types

Ta VoC VoB Ad MhD MhE

Farm History & Past Use

This farm in the past was used for growing hay, corn and wheat. 

Tenure Options

Tenure Options

Other Tenure Agreement

Landowner is looking for a farmer to keep the land productive.

Are you willing to mentor a new or beginning farmer?

No

Do you require a farmer who qualifies for agricultural assessment?

Negotiable

Production Preferences

Crops Permitted

  • black outline of a carrot Vegetables
  • black outline apple icon Fruits
  • black outline of a wheat germ Grains
  • black outline hay icon Hay

Additional Property Information

Current Land Zoning

Agricultural

Is the property located in a NY Agricultural District?

Yes

Can the public be on the property as a part of the farm business?

Negotiable

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