Dinner Bell Farm

Snow Camp, Alamance County

Updated Nov 10, 2026

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Available

  • 40 Total acres
  • 2 Acres of cropland or tillable land
  • 16 Acres of fenced pasture
  • 0 Acres of unfenced hayland

Dinner Bell Farm

Snow Camp, Alamance County

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General property information

88 bed intensive market garden with two high tunnels and two low tunnels, deer fencing, irrigation system, a propagation greenhouse, a processing hub with walk-in cooler, BCS tractor, seeders, and other equipment, and more.

Property features

  • Greenhouse
  • Farm equipment
  • Processing facilities
  • Irrigation equipment
  • Cold storage (cooler/freezer)
  • Well / Pond / Other water source

Feature details

Please ask for detailed pdf of equipment and infrastructure.

Current production on farm

  • Vegetables

Current & past farming practices

  • Ecological production but not certified

Opportunity

Lease

  • 1-5 Years
  • 5+ Years

Opportunity details

We are seeking a dedicated grower for the lease of a fully operational ½ acre market garden. This is an excellent opportunity for a grower to establish or expand a successful market garden business.

For eleven years, the garden blocks of this ½ acre have been amended with compost and have been used exclusively for no-till organic gardening. Deer fencing, an irrigation system, two high tunnels, and two low tunnels are included. The lease includes exclusive management of these beds, exclusive use of a propagation greenhouse, and shared use of equipment, processing shed, and other resources.

Two additional ½ acre gardens on our land are already being successfully farmed.

Additional Details

Additional information about this property

Owners live on the farm and will continue to pasture-raise livestock and agritourism activities. 

Two additional ½ acre gardens on our land are being successfully farmed by Nik Vaugn of Sunhouse Farms and Tammy and Clark Norman of Rodwell Roots. Each farmer manages their own land and their own business. As we age, we are seeking a third farmer to take over the ½ acre we have personally farmed for 11 years.

We are committed to supporting new farmers and willing to share our experience and what we have learned on this land in our 11 years of CSA market gardening. We want to partner with mindful stewards who will care for the infrastructure and land.