Malboro, NY, Ulster County
Acres Available
Open Tillable Acres
Wooded (or other) Acres
Condition & Current Use
The farm is currently not in active use. While there has been some agricultural activity on the land in the past, it is presently dormant and awaiting reactivation. The property presents an exciting opportunity for experienced growers, particularly those with a background in floriculture or orchard cultivation, to bring new life and purpose to the land. We are actively seeking individuals or groups with the vision and expertise to activate the farm and build something meaningful on this fertile ground.
Soil Types
Tenure Options
We offer flexible tenure options and are open to structuring an arrangement that aligns with the right partner’s goals and capabilities. Our preference is to either lease the land to an experienced grower or establish a joint venture. In a joint venture scenario, we would provide access to the land while the farmer takes the lead on cultivation, with the understanding that we may utilize a portion of the crops for our own business ventures.
Are you willing to mentor a new or beginning farmer?
Do you require a farmer who qualifies for agricultural assessment?
Production Preferences
Crops Permitted
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Fruits
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Flowers or Ornamentals
Livestock Permitted
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Goats/Sheep
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Bees
Preferred Farming Method
Farm Infrastructure
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Barns - Equipment Storage
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Electrical access
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Water access
Additional Property Information
Preferences and Restrictions on Agricultural Activities
We are primarily interested in partnering with individuals or teams focused on sustainable, regenerative, and high-value agriculture. Our strongest preference is for those experienced in flower farming, orchards, or specialty crops that align with hospitality, wellness, and artisanal product markets.
We are open to a variety of farming styles, but we prioritize:
- Organic or low-impact practices
- Projects that enhance the biodiversity and soil health of the land
- Crops that have potential for collaboration with our own business ventures (e.g., farm-to-table, botanical, or craft goods)
