Download the New England Farm Link Program Guide, which summarizes the region’s farm link programs.
Searching for Properties:
Are you adequately prepared to acquire a farm or farmland? Do you have clear goals and objectives? Do you have information about your land acquisition options? Are you prepared to evaluate properties?
Check these resources now:
- "Acquiring Your Farm," a free online tutorial (registration required)
- About Leasing and Leases, a four-part tutorial
- Acquiring Land to Farm: Where Do I Start? A set of worksheets
- Farm Rental Assessment Checklist, a checklist of things to consider when assessing land
- Guide to Finding, Assessing, and Securing Farmland in Massachusetts, a "plain language guide"
Submitting Properties:
Are you prepared to bring a farmer on your property? Do you have clear goals and expectations? Do you know your options for successful arrangements?
Check out the new Posting Guide so you are prepared to write the most effective and informative property posting for farm seekers.
Whether you are a private landowner, real estate professional, or non-farming landowner, anyone can post a farm property on NEFF. Refer to the Posting Guide to include as much relevant farmland information as possible for farm seekers.
Check these resources now:
- Support Program Guide, created by the New England Farm Link Collaborative
- Making My Land Available For Farming: Where Do I Start?
- Farmland Leasing for Private Landowners: A Short Guide, a guide by Land For Good's Land Access Project
- Handbook for Private Non-farming Landowners, a guide by Land For Good's Land Access Project
- Handbook for Public and Organization Landowners, a guide by Land For Good's Land Access Project
- Farmland ConneCTions
- The Landowners Guide to Sustainable Farm Leasing is a comprehensive guide for landowners exploring important considerations in leasing farmland to farmers.