The Land
Property owner
Farmer or farm family
Location
155 Goshen Rd, Waldoboro, ME
Total number of acres available with this property
80
Acres of cropland or tillable land
0
Acres of pasture
60
Acres of forested land
5
Other open and/or non-farmable land
Wetlands about 8 acres at back of one of the pastures
Farm Information
Water sources present
Available
Types of water sources present
- Shallow well or spring reservoir
Water sources details
We have a pump house to bring water from spring to farm; over the last 55 years we have never run out of water and at one time we were maintaining 30,000 hens and a herd of beef.
Farm infrastructure details
500 foot poultry barn
2- small out building
Stand by generator
2- small out building
Stand by generator
Farmer housing
Available
Farmer housing details
2 bedroom 2 bath farmhouse plus a private entrance apartment that is studio like
Equipment and machinery
Available
Equipment and machinery details
To be determined
Is the property enrolled in a current use or other state program that affects property taxes?
Yes
Is the property protected with any type of Conservation Easement?
No
Is there a forest management plan for forestland on the available property?
No
Is the property certified organic, or does it qualify for organic certification under federal organic regulations?
Yes
Tenure Arrangement
Tenure arrangement
- Property for sale
- Property for lease
- Other tenure arrangement
Property for sale
Property is currently a going concern business, land qualifies for agricultural tax rates. There is potential for owner financing and current owner is willing to mentor incoming farmers
Additional Information
The land is mostly pasture and actively growing beef animals. About 35 acres are in hay production . Farm has a standby generator and bountiful water supply from a spring. The Egg farm is well established and we would like someone to continue the egg business, financial documents available for interested parties. Tractors and other farm machinery are available. Property also has rental income because we cross dock freight for outlying islands.