Alamance County

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County: Alamance

Location: 1067 McCray Road

Total acres 60.0

Acres of cropland/tillable land 50.0

Acres of pasture 50.0

Acres of unfenced pasture 50.0

Property Description

40 plus acres open land two ponds. Alamance County Burlington ,N C. McCray Road and Hwy 62. Suitable for grain soybean hay tobacco , farming.

Type of opportunity

Lease (1 to 5 Years)
Lease (5+ Years)

Equipment & infrastructure

Well / Pond / Other water source

Current production on farm

Field crops
Hay or pasture
Vegetable production

Current and past farming practices

Conventional

Current and past farming practices - more info

Tobacco soybeans corn wheat oats pasture

Service Providers

who operate in the county where this land is located.

North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation

NC Farm Bureau Federation, Inc. is a private, non-profit, grassroots organization that has been actively promoting farm and rural issues since 1936 through governmental relations, marketing, field representation, agricultural education, member services and other programs.
Cedar Grove Law

We focus on providing legal services to farmers, growers, artisans, and stewards of the land. We’ve got over a decade of legal experience under our belt, including: business formation, contract negotiation, land use, food safety, tourism, and business disputes.
CK Farm & Agritourism Consultants

Charlie Kissling specializes in strategic based planning, land management and creating additional income streams. Whether you are new or multi-generational farmers, Charlie will guide you using your abilities and capacity of the farm or ranch.
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NCAMP

NCAMP helps to settle disputes between USDA agencies and their customers and clients, and to help resolve disputes involving agricultural issues. Other conflicts that can be mediated include disputes involving neighbors, wetlands, leases, and family farm transition.
Carolina Farm Stewardship Association

The Carolina Farm Stewardship Association (CFSA) is a farmer-driven, membership-based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that helps people in the Carolinas grow and eat local, organic foods by advocating for fair farm and food policies, building the systems family farms need.
Nelson G. Paul & Associates

Farmland sales and farm management. Consulting on a wide range of general farming, coastal NC environmental regulatory issues and crop irrigation.
NCAMP

NCAMP provides FREE Mediation Services to settle disputes between the USDA (including FSA, RD, NFS, NRCS & RMA) and its customers and clients. We also help resolve disputes involving leases, neighbors, the National Organic Program, wetlands, and family farm transitions. .
NC Agricultural Finance Authority

Essentially operating as the NC 'Agricultural Bank' NCAFA originates, services, and finances loans in the agricultural sector that would otherwise not be made.
Central Carolina Community College Sustainable Agriculture Program

The unique curriculum offered through the Sustainable Agriculture program at CCCC provides both the small business skills and the technical skills needed to develop and manage a profitable, environmentally sound and community-based small farm or agricultural business.
NC Agricultural Development and Farmland Preservation (ADFP) Trust Fund

The ADFP Trust Fund encourages the preservation of agricultural, horticultural & forest lands to foster the growth, development & sustainability of family farms. We assist in the preservation of NC’s agricultural economy by providing grants to county governments & non-profit organizations for perpetual and term conservation easements, county agricultural plans, & agriculture development projects.
Conservation Trust for North Carolina

CTNC and local land trusts work with landowners to voluntarily conserve their land, through conservation easements or sale to a conservation-minded buyer, helping ensure that farms stay in farms and farmers have opportunities to access affordable farmland.
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Zev Friedman, Living Systems Design

We work with landowners throughout site assessment, planning and implementation to help you grow a land project that sustains people, your farm eco-system and income generation goals, including customized educational services that give you and other residents the knowledge you need for your vision to thrive as a legacy.
Smith Land and Realty, Inc.

Experienced broker primarily focused on land and farms. Also provides professional graphic design and marketing services. Lives on a 23 acre farm with an office in downtown Hillsborough. Transactions support local non-profits. Landowner and farmer references available.
Richard Hibbits, NAI Carolantic Realty, Inc.

Need help working out a lease that is fair to both Land Owner and Farmer that will cover the transition from conventional farming to certified organic? My 40 years of experience with commercial leases may be of some help at no cost to either party.
Planning for an Agricultural Future: A Guide for NC Farmers and Local Governments

A guide to North Carolina's statewide efforts to protect farmland for the future, including topics like agricultural planning, local government tools, conservation programs and easements, land trusts, and economic viability strategies.
US Dept. of Agriculture Web Soil Survey

Web Soil Survey (WSS) provides soil data and information produced by the National Cooperative Soil Survey. It is operated by the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and provides access to the largest natural resource information system in the world.