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motherhen Posted - Jan 20 2011 : 09:51:56 AM
FARMING OPPORTUNITY: North-Central Idaho, 2 to 200 acres for lease, certified organic. Chicken, beef and egg business established. Orchard also available. Owner generous with lease of ground, some equipment and infrastructure. Housing possibility. Email dswanstrom@spyraflo.com or call (404) 307-3382 for more info.

The property is about 30 miles east of Moscow in Deary, Idaho.

The Flyer describes the opportunity. Infrastructure existing is:

· A couple of hoop-shaped green houses, one of which we use as a hen house.

· A “MooTel” (FarmTec) in which we store hay, tools and usually a tractor.

· A house

A newly built chicken slaughter facility that can have other possibilities as well. It will only take a very good HAACP plan and knowledge of good chicken-raising and slaughter practices to enable USDA certification for the chicken. There is a good market for organic chicken in the area, but as we are so close to the Washington border, without USDA labeling, we are missing at least 1/3 of the market (maybe more if we go to Coeur d’Alene / Spokane area.

Several ponds for stock watering and small-scale irrigation.

Farm Equipment

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