Welcome to and proudly offering for sale; Heritage Graziers â a 124+/- acre Regenerative Ecological Farm. Discover a unique opportunity to own and further develop a farm that transitioned from conventional agriculture to regenerative grazing in early 2023. The farm includes a 200-year-old bank barn, two large metal buildings, and former airplane hangars. Housing options include a 1913 farmhouse with a 2016 attached cottage, perfect for two families. The farm boasts quality soil, primarily Hagerstown with some Duffield. Perimeter fencing features Timeless fencing with a Cyclops 32 joule energizer, ensuring livestock safety. In late 2023, a nearly 700-foot deep livestock well was installed, providing a reliable water source. Cover crops of oats, ryegrass, and clover were planted for soil protection and grazing. New bird species such as the Northern Harrier, Red-Wing Blackbirds, and Meadowlarks have made the farm their home. Tree planting efforts are ongoing, with 40 acres of woodland providing grazing and wildlife shelter. The farm features trails ideal for hiking, camping, hunting, and horseback riding. It is home to a variety of wildlife, including white-tailed deer, raccoon, fox, wild turkey, and more. The infrastructure supports grass-fed beef and sheep farming. Organic certification is possible within two years, as no herbicides or pesticides have been used since Spring 2023. Conveniently located near Exit 17 on Interstate 81, this farm offers a foundation for producing high-quality, nutritious food for the health-conscious community. Embrace a sustainable future with Heritage Graziers. Unlimited potential to unfold with this rare gem!
PAFL2021248
Residential - Single Family, Other
4
2 Full/1 Half
1913
FRANKLIN
124.72
Acres
Sump Pump, Other, Electric Water Heater, Well
Brick
Septic, Mound Septic System
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