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Are you a beginning farmer looking to rent or purchase working farmland in the Midwest? Or are you an established farmer/landowner in the Midwest who is seeking a beginning farmer to purchase or rent your working farmland, or to work with in a partnership situation?

The Land Stewardship Project’s Land Access Land Legacy Team has simple application forms available for people seeking farmland or farmers. (You can find the forms to the right).

Once the form is filled out, the information can be circulated by LSP via the Land Stewardship Letter, LIVE-WIRE and through our various networks. For more information, contact LSP’s Karen Stettler via e-mail or at 612-767-9885; or LSP’s Robin Moore via e-mail or at 612-767-9480.

Listings included on this web page will be removed after 60 days. If you would like the listing to be renewed after 60 days, please e-mail Moore or Stettler. Below are our latest Seeking Farmers-Seeking Land Clearinghouse listings.

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A Clearinghouse Testimonial

“We were frequent visitors to the LSP Farmland Clearinghouse before we actually thought we were ready to buy a farm. We were in our second season of renting, thinking that we could continue renting where we were for another three-to-five years, when we saw our future farm listing on the Clearinghouse. As we left the farm we found on the Clearinghouse after that first visit, we knew we needed to try to buy it even if we weren’t totally ready; it was our dream farm.

“It took nine months to work through the Farm Service Agency (FSA) loan process. My advice for beginning farmers wanting to start a farm in general is always to start small and wait to buy land. Build a business that can support a loan payment before going into a huge amount of debt. Once you are ready to buy land, expect delays — the FSA doesn’t work quickly. If you are going to use an FSA loan program, be sure you meet the requirements before starting the process. Even though it took nine long months to close on our loan, I would still recommend it. The requirements are reasonable (if rigid), and the benefits and interest rates make it worth the hassle.

“Landowners that want to list on the Clearinghouse, I hope, will also know how long the FSA loan process may take, and will be willing to ride it out because they are committed to finding the right people to care for the land.” 


                                                                                                                                       
— Les Macare, Racing Heart Farm, Colfax, Wis.


Seeking Farmer: Wisconsin

Les and Els are seeking a Farm Crew Member to participate in field prep, planting, weeding, maintenance, harvesting, washing, packing, and delivery of vegetables on their farm in Colfax, WI.   This is a small farm, with a small crew.  Racing Heart Farm is a Certified Organic farm using no-till methods to produce vegetables for farmer's market and a 115 member CSA. Farmers Les and Els have been operating Racing Heart Farm since 2014, and are LSP Journeyperson graduates. Vegetables are our primary focus, but we also have a willow planting for basket making, a newly planted 12 acre pollinator area, an upcoming planting of 2000 trees and shrubs, and 7 sheep.  Les and Els participate in every aspect of the farm, and there are many opportunities to work along side them and learn the ropes of a successful direct-to-consumer market farm.  There are 2 acres in production on a 36 acre farm with creek and forest to explore.  Housing is available.  There is hourly compensation. Learn more and apply directly at https://www.racingheartfarm.com/work-with-us.html   Available 4/27/26.
Contact: Les Macare • 415-283-8264 • e-mail   (Added January 12, 2026)

Seeking Farmland to Rent: Illinois

Eric is seeking 50 acres of pasture and tillable farmland in Illinois.  No housing is necessary.  Availability 1/5/26.
Contact: Eric Heide • 847-309-0913 • e-mail   (Added January 12, 2026)

Farmland for Rent: Wisconsin

Mark is looking for a farmer to rent 22 acres of pasture and tillable farmland in Dunn County Wisconsin.  There is one barn available but no housing.  Available 1/1/26.
Contact: Mark Olson • 651-278-4389 • e-mail   (Added January 12, 2026)

Seeking Farmland to Buy: Minnesota

Chidi is seeking 10 acres of land including 5 acres of tillable in Minnesota.  The preference would be to have 1-2 outbuildings, but not necessary.  Ready 3/15/26.
Contact: Chidi Chidozie • 952-465-9568 • e-mail   (Added January 6, 2026)

Farmland for Rent: Minnesota

Charles is seeking a renter for 75 acres (15 tillable, 21 pasture, 18 forest and 21 other) in Mille Lacs, Minnesota.  There is no housing and the land is available 4/1/26.
Contact: Charles Plautz • 763-350-9568 • e-mail   (Added December 22, 2025)

Seeking Internship: Minnesota

Dofa is seeking an internship in Minnesota.  Dofa has been farming for the last two seasons, one with Big River Farm, Minnesota in 2024 and then 2025 Dofa farmed with Sudan Farmers at Sharing Our Roots in Northfield, Minnesota.  Ideally Dofa is looking for a situation where there is a teaching/ learning exchange going both ways and opportunities for growth personally and professionally.
Contact: Dofa Mohamed • 763-357-0246 • e-mail   (Added December 15, 2025)

Seeking Farmland to Rent or Buy: Minnesota

Gabrielle is seeking 2 pasture acres in Minnesota within a 20 to 30 minutes drive of Apple Valley within Dakota County if possible. Gabrielle is looking to pasture sheep close to her home. Looking for a pasture of any size that would be willing to host 3 or 4 sheep for a year or two while Gabrielle works on purchasing her forever property. Outbuildings would be a great bonus but are not required. Fencing would be ideal, a water source is required. Gabrielle is happy to house her sheep with other animals.  Availability:  4/1/26.
Contact: Gabrielle Jeppesen • 612-723-1813 • e-mail   (Added December 15, 2025)

Seeking Internship or Employment: Minnesota (Southern)

Abdi is seeking an internship or employment Saturdays and Sundays in the Owatonna, MN area.  Abdi is interested in vegetable production and dairy.  In addition to learning the skills for each Abdi has interest in developing skills and understanding of cover crops, soils, tools and machinery, business planning and on farm processing of milk/ cheese.
Contact: Abdi Roble • 507-213-3986 • e-mail   (Added December 8, 2025)

Farmland for Rent: Missouri

Lanee is seeking a farmer to rent 18 acres (9 tillable and 9 pasture) in Lone Jack, Missouri, Jackson County.  There is a metal horse barn with four stalls, fencing, water and electricity.  There is no housing available.  Rent is $1,500 and is available 7/1/26.
Contact: Lanee Nickelson • e-mail   (Added December 1, 2025)

Farmland for Rent: Wisconsin

Sylvester is seeking a renter for 40 pasture acres in Oxford, WI, Adams County.  There is no house, but there is an operation shed plus electric and water on site.  Rent is $500/ month.  Availability:  1/1/26
Contact: Sylvester Wetle • 630-207-5733 • e-mail   (Added November 24, 2025)

Seeking Farmland to Buy: Minnesota (Southern)

John is seeking to buy 40 acres (30 tillable and 10 forested) in southern Minnesota (but Northern IA or SW WI would be okay as well.) John is looking for at least 40 acres but possibly up to 80 acres of land. A homestead is okay but not required - if there is no house John would need a buildable area.  If a house exists, it can be a fixer-upper, would prefer operational well and compliant septic.  Availability:  11/20/25.
Contact: John Bergstrom • 651-442-7226 • e-mail   (Added November 24, 2025)

Farmland for Rent or Sale: Minnesota (Southeast)

Edric is seeking a farmer to rent or buy 8 acres just outside Northfield, MN. The property is strategically located only three minutes from downtown Northfield, providing easy access to amenities, and is a manageable 30-minute drive from the expansive opportunities of the Twin Cities metro area. Nestled in a woods, and tucked next to a solar farm, the property boasts excellent transportation access, making commuting easy whether by car or bike. The location blends peaceful rural ambiance with critical proximity, ideal for someone who needs quick access to markets, supplies, and community life. The rental includes access to 8 diverse acres, making it an outstanding opportunity for a beginning or hobby farmer with a variety of products. The land features a productive mix of woods and clearings, offering potential for small- scale silvopasture or forestry activities. Tenants can establish flower beds in the large yard or utilize cleared wooded area for a small pasture or temporary structures.  There is a possibility of limited sustainable harvest of high-value forest products like black walnuts, maple sugar, fruits, and herbs subject to landowner agreement. Outbuildings, including a usable shed (with possible electricity) and a chicken coop are available to support activities. The residence is a spacious, multi-bedroom, multi-bath, two-story country house nestled privately within seven acres of woods. Perfect for planning the 2026 growing season! Designed for comfort, the home features a large kitchen, numerous windows for natural light, and inviting outdoor spaces including a porch and deck. It comes partially furnished with essential appliances, including laundry machines, a refrigerator, an electric stove and oven, along with some kitchen flatware and utensils. A useful workshop room is available in the basement. Rent is negotiable, ranging from $2,000 - $2,500 per month, depending on the proposed lease length, number of occupants, and intended land use. The property is currently listed on Zillow as well.
Contact: Edric Lysne • 612-790-7873 • e-mail   (Added November 17, 2025)

Seeking Farmland to Rent: Minnesota

Chris is seeking farmland to rent in Western Ottertail and Northern Grant County Minnesota. Chris is open to transitioning land to organic if that is an interest of the landowner.
Contact: Chris Wilke • 1-218-770-9328 • e-mail   (Added November 10, 2025)

Seeking Farmland to Buy or Rent: Wisconsin

Kathleen is seeking three acres of farmland to buy or rent in Wisconsin.  Access to water is required, but no house is needed.  Ready 3/1/26.
Contact: Kathleen Douglas • 1-254-315-1775 • e-mail   (Added November 10, 2025)

Seeking Farmland to Buy: Wisconsin

Hannah is seeking to buy 10 acres (3 acres tillable, pasture and forest) of farmland in Wisconsin.  She is looking for a homestead with which to raise a family and grow food for the community. Hannah has 5 years of experience growing organic vegetables, fruit and medicinal herbs and is excited to expand her current farm business. She is looking in Jefferson, Dodge and Columbia counties. A house and barn -or outbuilding that could serve as a barn would be necessary.
Contact: Hannah Burwell • 920-850-7893 • e-mail   (Added November 3, 2025)

Seeking Farmland to Buy: Wisconsin

Colten is seeking 60 acres (30 tillable, pasture and forest) in Wisconsin.  No housing is necessary.
Contact: Colten Fischer • 715-650-0311 • e-mail   (Added November 3, 2025)

Seeking Farmland to Rent: Minnesota

Garret is seeking to rent 300 acres (a combination of tillable, pasture and forest) in Minnesota.
Contact: Garret Niska • 320-219-0390 • e-mail   (Added October 27, 2025)

Seeking Farmland to Rent: Minnesota

Lee is looking to rent 200 acres in Minnesota.
Contact: Lee Barlau • 612-388-0434 • e-mail   (Added October 27, 2025)

Farmland for Rent: Minnesota

Angie is seeking a farmer to rent 124 acres (54 tillable, 60 forested and 10 other) in Princeton, MN Mille Lacs County.  There is a house available and various outbuildings.  There is fencing, water and the farm is on a dead end road.  Available 11/1/25.
Contact: Angie Chesney • e-mail   (Added October 27, 2025)

Seeking Farmer: Minnesota (Metro)

Victoria is seeking a farmer to join her operation or to work for her in Shakopee, MN, Scott County.  The city allows only vegetation-based agricultural land use on her rural residential property (hobby scale for chickens and bees and no other livestock). Victoria is looking for someone who is interested in being the boots on the ground for establishing a native plant and vegetable start nursery, as well as vegetables if interested. Also, a potential for wetland-based food harvesting (cattails/arrowhead root) / native emergent wetland plant starts as property is on a wetland / lake complex. She has the land resources, including mature fruit trees, local market in sight, and capital capacity, but limited time. Would be interested in partnering as part a of business relationship - either forming a joint business or contracting land. Shakopee is a growing community and people need more native plants and ability have access to more locally grown food. No housing available.
Contact: Victoria Ranua • 218-750-3386 • e-mail   (Added October 22, 2025)

Seeking an Internship: Minnesota

Abdi is seeking a general farm internship near Owatonna, MN and is available Saturdays and Sundays.  Some of the interests include:  CSA and market vegetables, dairy and on-farm processing, fencing, tools and machinery as well as business planning.
Contact: Abdi Roble • 507-213-3986 • e-mail   (Added October 22, 2025)

Farmland for Sale: Wisconsin (West Central)

Domingo is seeking a farmer to buy 11 acres (3 tillable, 2 pasture and 6 forest) in Plum City, Wisconsin, Pierce County.  There is a house, 3 barns and one garage.  There are two creeks on the property.  Asking $280,000 and available 1/1/26.
Contact: Domingo Ramos Da Silva • 612-242-9122 • e-mail   (Added October 22, 2025)

Farmland for Rent: Minnesota

Greg is seeking a farmer to rent 34 tillable acres in Wright County Minnesota.  There is no house.  The land would be available 1/1/26.
Contact: Greg Wood • e-mail   (Added October 22, 2025)

Seeking Farmland to Rent or Buy: Iowa

Skylar is seeking to rent 40+ acres in Webster, Calhoun & parts of Greene & Pocahontas counties.  Skylar is interested in buying 40 acres in Webster or Calhoun.  Skylar has been farming for 10 years in Webster & Calhoun county. In the last 5+ years he has been integrating more cover crops and no till practices to a larger scale. He currently farms just short of 400 acres on his own as well as farms with family. He owns a few pieces of equipment and rents the rest from his parent's in exchange for his labor on their farm.
Contact: Skylar Warehime • 515-571-2727 • e-mail   (Added October 16, 2025)

Farmland for Rent: Michigan (Southwest)

Emily is seeking a farmer to rent 80 acres (25 tillable, 15 pasture, 20 forested, and 20 other) in Southwest Michigan in Berrien County.  There is a barn, field shelters, and a licensed meat freezer storage/farm store.  Also there is fencing, animal travel lanes, animal watering pipeline, 2 wells, internet, sheep equipment,  and stock trailer.  There is no house available.  The price is negotiable and this farmland is available 10/31/26
Contact: Emily Macdonald • 773-510-9451 • e-mail   (Added October 16, 2025)

Seeking Farmland to Rent: Wisconsin

Matthew is seeking 50 tillable acres in Wisconsin to rent.  No house is needed.
Contact: Matthew Heimbruch • 920-407-0034 • e-mail   (Added October 16, 2025)

Seeking Farmland to Rent: Wisconsin

Diane is seeking an acre of tillable land to farm in Wisconsin.  Access to water is important.  No house is necessary.
Contact: Diane Yang • e-mail   (Added October 6, 2025)

Seeking Farmland to Buy: Minnesota, Wisconsin

Benjamin is seeking 3- 10 acres (tillable, pasture, forest) in Northwestern Wisconsin/ East Central Minnesota.  He has more than 15 years experience in vegetable production and seed development. This emerging farmer is ready to begin his own venture. Benjamin is passionate about sustainable agriculture, soil health, and land management. Seeking a homestead for organic and regenerative practices and fresh market farming, including small livestock and flowers. Spouse Claren has more than 15 years marketing and communications experience to partner in driving the generational farmstead.  Housing is needed. Available after 11/1/25.
Contact: Benjamin Hughey • 608-438-2554 • e-mail   (Added October 6, 2025)

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• Karen Stettler, LSP Farm Beginnings Farm Transitions Organizer, e-mail, 612-767-9885

• Robin Moore, LSP Land Access/Land Legacy Manager, e-mail, 612-767-9480

Farmland Clearinghouse Submission Forms

Want to post an opportunity on this page? Please fill out the form that best fits your needs:
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Are you a landowner interested in developing rental agreements and other lease arrangements that reflect your stewardship values? Check out LSP’s Conservation Leases web page for fact sheets, sample leases, workshop notices and more.

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January 2026

Wednesday January 14

12:00 pm – 2:00 pm
LSP January Lewie Lunch
Wednesday January 14
12:00 pm – 2:00 pm
LSP January Lewie Lunch
180 E Main St, Lewiston, MN 55952, USA

Join the Land Stewardship Project at our Lewiston, Minn., office for a shared meal and conversation with Cindy and Kelley of O’Neill Family Farm near Rushford, Minn. Learn about their sheep operation, sustainable grazing practices, meat sales, and wool marketing strategy. Check out their farm website here.
 
LSP will provide the main dish (both omnivorous and vegetarian options). If you’re able, please bring a dish to share. You can download the event flier here. To RSVP for the Lewie Lunch click here. 

Thursday January 15

8:30 am – 3:00 pm
Minnesota Neonic Forum
Thursday January 15
8:30 am – 3:00 pm
Minnesota Neonic Forum
35838 120th St, Waseca, MN 56093, USA

Join the the University of Minnesota Extension Regional Sustainable Development Partnerships (RSDP) for the Minnesota Neonic Forum on Jan. 15, a free, one-day event. The forum will explore the science and practice behind neonicotinoid (“neonic”) use across Minnesota. Hear from researchers, farmers and local seed company experts as they share some of the latest findings on neonic effectiveness trials, environmental impacts, and emerging lessons about farmer tools for targeted neonic use from Cornell University.

This event offers a unique opportunity for respectful, research-informed dialogue about neonic use in agriculture.

Location: In person at the University of Minnesota Southern Research and Outreach Center. Note: a non-interactive webinar streaming of the event is available, though online registration is still required to access the live video.

For more information please see the attached event flyer for details about the 2026 MN Neonic Forum. For additional questions, contact Kathy Draeger, RSDP statewide director, at draeg001@umn.edu or Danielle Piraino, RSDP outreach specialist at pirai006@umn.edu.

Register here 

Tuesday January 20

5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Making the Most of Each Acre: Integrating Livestock onto Cropland
Tuesday January 20
5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Making the Most of Each Acre: Integrating Livestock onto Cropland
680 Byron Main Ct. NE Byron, MN 55920

In this interactive workshop, farmers will learn about important soil, finance, crop, and livestock concepts related to crop and livestock integration. In addition to presentations by Extension educators, participants will engage in activities to put their newfound knowledge to the test. Participants will gain knowledge, new connections, and a personalized plan for integrating crops and livestock on their farm.
 
For details and to register, click here. 

Thursday January 22 – Saturday January 24

GrassWorks Grazing Conference
Thursday January 22 – Saturday January 24
GrassWorks Grazing Conference
La Crosse Center, 300 Harborview Plaza, La Crosse, WI 54601, USA

The 34th Annual GrassWorks Grazing Conference will take place Jan. 22–24 at the La Crosse Center in La Crosse, Wis.

The 2026 conference will be centered on the theme: “Pastures to Prosperity: Building financially smart grazing systems for today’s land stewards.” This year’s focus highlights practical, innovative, and profitable approaches to grass-based livestock production, equipping farmers with tools to strengthen both environmental and economic sustainability.

GrassWorks is excited to welcome two nationally recognized keynote speakers:

  • Melinda Sims, Wyoming cattle rancher and Ranching for Profit instructor, known for her expertise in financial decision-making and resilient ranch business models.
  • Dwayne Estes, Executive Director of the Southeastern Grasslands Institute, a leading voice in grassland restoration, regenerative grazing, and agricultural landscape resilience.

Conference highlights include:

  • More than 60 expert speakers from across the grazing and agricultural sectors
  • Over 45 industry exhibitors featuring the latest in grazing tools, technology, and services.
  • Workshops for beginning, expanding, and experienced graziers
  • Panel discussions on farm profitability, land stewardship, and long-term business resilience.
  • Robust networking opportunities with farmers, technical service providers, and industry partners.

The GrassWorks Grazing Conference draws farmers, agricultural professionals, educators, and conservation partners from across the Midwest and beyond. Attendees can expect practical education, actionable strategies, and meaningful connections.

Registration information can be found at https://grassworks.org/events/grazing-conference.

Tuesday January 27

9:00 am – 3:00 pm
'Beyond Exports: Rebuilding Local Markets' LSP Soil Health Workshop
Tuesday January 27
9:00 am – 3:00 pm
'Beyond Exports: Rebuilding Local Markets' LSP Soil Health Workshop
Rochester International Event Center, 7333 Airport View Dr SW, Rochester, MN 55902, USA

On Tuesday, January 27 join Land Stewardship Project for our signature winter workshop. This year’s theme is “Beyond Exports: Rebuilding Local Markets”.

The workshop will be held from 9am to 3pm at the Rochester International Event Center (73333 Airport View Dr SW, Rochester, MN 55902).  Our featured keynote speaker is Martin Larsen, a farmer who is a founding member of the “Oat Mafia” in south-central Minnesota.  In the morning session, Martin will highlight the challenges and opportunities facing all farmers as they look beyond export load-out at the elevator and instead look to recreate the local markets that once served our farmers and consumers.  He will share his journey establishing food grade oats and founding the “oat mafia” and the agronomic, economic, and market impacts it has made for his farm.

After the keynote, attendees will have the option to choose two of three breakout sessions with local experts:

Session 1: Economics of Diversifying Your Rotations
Session 2: Marketing Your Alternative Crops
Session 3: Derisking Diversifying Your Rotations

Breakfast and a catered lunch will be provided.  

For details and to register, click here.
 
You may also contact event organizer Shea-Lynn Ramthun at 651-301-1897 or slramthun@landstewardshipproject.org. 

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