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Beattie Farm was our first farm in Maine and a portion of it is still wooded. The cleared fields sit on both sides of Cow Team Road just outside the Town of Patten, Maine. In recent years Beattie has grown seed oats for Agri-Cal's customers and grown potatos under our partnership with a local potato farmer. Perhaps our prettiest farm, the mountain views at Beattie Farm are stunning.
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Brown Farm features a number of fields around a central hub and includes a greenhouse and a 100+ tree apple orchard. Brown Farm used to support Haymart's fresh maket produce business and even had a local farmstand! We've since transitioned most of the fields to a potato and oat rotation where Haymart grows oat seeds for its Agri-Cal affiliate.
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Historically used for potato cultivation, Town Line Farm was leased to a third party for hemp cultivation for a number of years and will be retuned to potato cultivation in 2026 to be followed by oat or a soybean rotation to provide oat seeds or Parish Soybeans for Agri-Cal to pricess for its dairy customers. Town Line Farm has some of the most fertile soils in the region.
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Casey's Fishtale Farm get's its unusual name from an experience when our owner's son Casey was driving a tractor for the first time while Casey's mom was fishtailing her SUV in the mud while trying to take pictures. Since then, Fishtale farms has been growing seed oats for Agri-Cal and potatoes in conjunction with a local partner.
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Kay Farm is a located near the Town of Patten near the Lumberman's Museum. It is a productive, small farm where we grow seed oats for Agri-Cal and potatoes in partnership with a local farmer.
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Stateline Farms is one of the most productive farms with among the best water resources in Sherman County, Texas. It is actually three farms with three separate pivot irrigation systems. The farm is currently growing corn, wheat and milo. About 80 acres of the farm are dedicated to a row of 8 wind turbines which total 10 megawatts of wind energy production. The wind turbines are managed by a project company, which leases from us under a ground lease.
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A beautiful farm with great productive capacity. With an average NCCPI of 74.2, Great Bend Farm has very fertile soils and is 94.2% tillable. We are working with a local farmer in a multi-year relationship which will keep the farm in a wheat, corn and soybean rotation. We plan to explore irrigation potential for the farm.
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Located in northern Pratt County, Kansas, this 80-acre tract offers a strong blend of productive farmland and recreational appeal. With Class II & III soils and flat, workable terrain, great hunting and benefits from an oil lease. The farm is 10 miles notth of Pratt, Kansas and is one mile from Highway 281. We are working with a local farmer on a corn and soybean rotation. We plan to explore irrigation potential of the farm.
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Located in northwest Pratt County, this 81-acre tract is comprised entirely of Class II and III soils, the property features level terrain that is easily tillable and ideal for a wide range of crops, including wheat, corn, soybeans, and milo.
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Located just southeast of Stafford in one of the county’s most productive farming areas, this 155-acre tract features Class II soils with level, easily tillable ground suitable for wheat, corn, soybeans, and milo. With direct access via county roads. The northern tree line and sizable pond create excellent duck hunting opportunities, especially during migration. The property also holds potential for upland birds, including quail and pheasant. Quivira National Wildlife Refuge lies less than 10 miles away, putting this tract in the heart of a central flyway.
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A large timber tract that we bought from a mining company in 2025 boasts beautiful scenery, significant timber and carbon resources as well as mineral potential and development potential.
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A legal subdivision that stands at the crossroads of Rt 2 and Hemmett Road in Enfield Maine. This property boasts significant development potential beyond real estate given its location proximate to power lines and next to a power plant. Good farming soils sit under the timber on much of the property.
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Houlton Terminal is Agri-Cal USA's main storage and transloading point for grain shipments. The terminal has about 500,000 bushels of grain storage and has scales and transloading equipment to load railcars at its siding. Equipment for grain cleaning, seed mixing and commercial soybean roasting are on-site and we are exploring moving our commercial pelleting lines from Patten Mill to this site.
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Historically used for wood pelleting as well as grain cleaning and fresh market produce washing and storage, we are in the process of transitioning the mill to be used for single family home construction in conjunction with a local builder. Haymart will still use a portion of the facility for grain storage and farming logistics.