Judith is seeking a steward to purchase a 768 sq ft single-story rambler on approximately ½ acre of mature permaculture-planted edible landscape in Maplewood (Saint Paul), MN. The lot has been chemical-free for 25 years.  Edible plants include 12 established ramp plots, asparagus, black raspberries, red currants, sunchokes, chives, garlic chives, nodding onion, prairie onion, wild ginger, woodland strawberry, Virginia waterleaf, arugula, catmint, hollyhock mallow, ostrich fern, hostas, Good King Henry, Hablitzia tamnoides (Caucasian Mountain Spinach), and chickweed. Fruit trees and shrubs include Honeycrisp and Zestar apple, American plum, sand cherry, serviceberry, elderberry, and red mulberry.  Native and medicinal plants include monarda, anise hyssop, mountain mint, stinging nettle, black cohosh, wild geranium, cup plant, Joe-Pye weed, rattlesnake master, blue wood aster, big bluestem, side oats grama, swamp milkweed, broadleaf plantain, and red osier dogwood. Many plants were sourced from local native plant sales, seed libraries, and neighbors, and the landscape was designed with permaculture principles, wildlife habitat, and long-term food production in mind.

The 2 BR / 1 BA home includes a porch, deck, refinished hardwood floors, and paver-lined sidewalks. Major systems are updated: furnace (2019), roof (2022, with warranty to 2027), and insulation with air sealing (2025). Detached 1-car garage and storage shed. The property also features a variety of ornamental plantings. Property taxes $3,434/year; no special assessments. Assessed at $247,800 (Ramsey County 2026). Asking $275,000.

Located a few blocks from 494-acre Phalen Regional Park, with swimable Lake Phalen at its center — a paddleable chain of lakes connecting Round Lake, Keller Lake, Spoon Lake, and Gervais Lake. The Gateway Trail is also nearby. Not in a flood hazard zone.

Exterior video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azdYSamIu2Y

Interior video:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpKXD7LGAM8

 

Contact: Judith Driscoll • 612 207 6383 • e-mail   (Added May 8, 2026)

Jessica is seeking tillable farmland to buy in Racine/Kenosha/Walworth counties Wisconsin.  Jessica is seeking a very open, smaller property and would prefer a house. Available 5/24/26.

Contact: Jessica Pestka • 414-803-3027 • e-mail   (Added May 5, 2026)

Garret is seeking 80 tillable acres to rent in Minnesota.  No house is necessary.

Contact: Garret Niska • 320-219-0390 • e-mail   (Added May 5, 2026)

Steve Loucks is seeking farmland in the Wisconsin Driftless area.  Steve is an organic farmer looking to rent small/medium acreage in the Driftless for produce and perennials like strawberries and herbs... Does not have to be certifiable. Some pasture to run chicken tractors and/or sheep would be nice. Some sort of small off-grid dwelling would be great, but not necessary. Open to anything including renting, lease with future option to buy, sharecropping, labor in trade for land use, etc. Steve has experience in residential construction remodeling as well as farm/garden such as building chicken coops, planter boxes, greenhouses and fencing. He is willing to do land/building improvements to make things work and can start immediately.

Contact: Steve Loucks • 208-610-7543 • e-mail   (Added May 5, 2026)

Anton and Rachel are seeking a farmer(s)/orchardist(s) to transition into running an orchard and/or diversified farming operation on their 60 acre farm in southern Dunn County near Menomonie. Specific arrangements and options for involvement are flexible, but could include managing the business, purchasing all or part of the operation, or other creative arrangements. Infrastructure, housing, and equipment are all available. Our main interest is in finding someone who could transition into taking over day-to-day management of all or most of the operation. The orchard consists of two separate 5 acre blocks. Approximately 30 acres are wooded on relatively steep slopes, the remaining 20 acres contains gently rolling pastureland, and the land around the buildings. All the buildings were self-designed and mostly self-built, and are all unique. A 6.8kW solar array is installed on roofs of two buildings and provide for a significant portion of the energy use of the farm. There are about 12 acres of electric fenced pasture, waterlines for grazing, and supplies for rotational grazing. Other outbuildings include a couple of sheds, a covered garage/carport, a unique self-built barn which is mostly used as a workshop/storage, and a fully enclosed and insulated 2200 sq.ft packing facility with a large (20x24) walk-in cooler and small 600 sq. ft. 1 bedroom upstairs apartment. The certified organic orchard operation includes about 10 acres of fenced in trees and bushes. The principal crop is apples with smaller plantings of pears, plums, currants, and blueberries. Orchard includes many varieties of apples, with harvest extending from very early season (late July) through the end of October and includes many heirloom, disease resistant, and other unique varieties. The orchard sells CSA-style fruit and apple shares, with an existing member base, as well as selling in markets in Minneapolis, and a small amount of wholesale sales. More recently, the orchard obtained a license to sell farmstead hard cider.    

Contact: Anton Pkak • 612-387-2205 • e-mail   (Added April 30, 2026)

Reuben is seeking a farmer to rent 2 tillable acres in Ames, Iowa.  There is irrigation from a shallow well. He is open to diverse non chemical intensive agricultural pursuits. The land has not been sprayed in 2.5 years and is set hundreds of feet away from road and chemical fields.  There is no house.  Available immediately.

Contact: Reuben Peterson • e-mail   (Added April 27, 2026)

Scott is seeking a farmer to rent or buy a 0.56 acre urban homestead in the city limits of Fergus Falls, Minnesota, Otter Tail County. There are sixty-six 25’x30” raised beds built with 18” wood chip paths between beds. The front yard is a terraced south-facing slope sized about 20’x100’ with raised beds and mounds for squash. All the beds are prepared for connection to an irrigation system, which is partially installed. There is a tool shed, covered compost bins, a 14'x25' high tunnel, and chain link fence surrounding most of the property. Peach trees, countless native pollinator plants and berry bushes have been planted and tended for 2-4 seasons. The property has been under current ownership for the fourth growing season with extensive soil amendments, composting, favoring no-till practices and no application of chemicals. A permit to raise chickens has previously been used. The property includes a newly renovated 4 bedroom/1 bath house with a basement, garage, and deck.  The property and community are excellent for raising children on a market garden. A robust Farmer’s Market and indoor winter market, as well as local health foods store/farm-to-table restaurants, herbalists, and public and private schools can support in-town market opportunities. A regional Food Council, the local chapter of the Sustainable Farming Association, and other local and regional food initiatives are available for peer support and networking. Use these links to access photos and descriptions of the house (http://tiny.cc/kk8z001) and farm (http://tiny.cc/r63z001). Available 6/1/26

Contact: Scott Roser • 507-438-5445 • e-mail   (Added April 22, 2026)

Amy is seeking 40 acres of farmland to buy in Wisconsin.  Farm Transition Plan: Looking to purchase 40+ acres with the intention of developing only 5 acres initially. The remaining acreage would be leased back to the seller for $0 for a period of 10 years with the buyer retaining the right to develop up to 2 additional acres per year. This would provide a liquidity event now for the seller while maintaining current farming operations.  No house is needed.

Contact: Amy Bach • 262-689-2525 • e-mail   (Added April 21, 2026)

John and Sonya are seeking a farmer to rent part of their home farm including 10 acres of hay (cool season grasses) and 18 acres of a former CRP field (forbes, warm season grasses, willow etc) on a former dairy farm in Spring Valley, Wisconsin (45 miles east of St Paul, MN). No chemical herbicides or fertilizers have been used here for decades. They are looking for someone to continue working this land for hay, row crops or prairie. They are willing to offer assistance conditioning the land, a long term low-rent contract, and possible sale of the land to anyone who can practice sustainable agriculture on this property. The land has easy access, but is secluded, on a dead-end road. There is a water hydrant available - on a shared, residential well. There is also a 36 x 26 pole building which could be used, depending. They would consider low-impact livestock pasturing but fence and watering infrastructure is needed. The land is available immediately.

Contact: John Lenarz • 715-698-2277 • e-mail   (Added April 14, 2026)

Nat is seeking pasture land to rent in Wisconsin.  Water, existing fence, and corral/loading facilities are all a plus- no house is necessary.  Availability 5/15/26.

Contact: Nat Kauffman • 608-479-0198 • e-mail   (Added April 14, 2026)

Kimberly is seeking organic pasture and forest land with a house to rent or buy.  Availability 6/1/26.

Contact: Kimberly • 507-291-5345 • e-mail   (Added April 14, 2026)

Pierce is seeking organic farmland to rent in Minnesota.  No house is needed.

Contact: Pierce Dakota • 651-764-9556 • e-mail   (Added April 6, 2026)

Bianca is seeking land to rent near Duluth, Minnesota.  Bianca's goal is to create a large walipini style greenhouse enough for a modest harvest of around 20 crops, mainly vegetables and herbs, year round. An established orchard with apple, plum, peach, and/or cherry fruit orchards, with room to grow more, would be a plus. A house for 2 adults and a pup is needed- a walk in shower and private space with permaculture borders away from neighbors would be necessary.  Until money is made from production, our limited budget for rent/ utilities is $1,000/ month.  Available 4/6/26.

Contact: Bianca Jenson • 218-219-1297 • e-mail   (Added April 6, 2026)

Jacquelyn is seeking a farmer to rent 25 tillable acres in Sylvan Township, Minnesota.  The land has easy access from the road but no house.  Available 3/28/26.

Contact: Jacquelyn Kientzle • e-mail   (Added April 3, 2026)

A young farmer is seeking farmland (60 acres pasture and 80 acres tillable and other) in Wisconsin.  This farmer that has worked on organic regenerative grazing dairy in south eastern WI for many years, and is currently in Walworth and would love to stay within the county but am open to relocating and has a business plan in place. Looking for numerous outbuildings, in decent operational condition with a solid standing barn and storage/shop barns as well along with a house to move into not needing a lot of work.  Fencing and water lines in pastures a plus but not necessary. High capacity well would be great.  Not on a busy road, woods and river or water on property also a plus.  Availability 4/3/26

Contact: 262-365-4762e-mail   (Added April 3, 2026)

Myron is seeking a farmer to buy 35 acres (17 tillable, 12 pasture, 6 other) in Eagle Bend, Minnesota. There is a 32' X40' shop with 20'X16' internally framed shop, well lighted, cement floor, 220 electrical service, 2 10' X 10' roll up doors. (One on a gable end, the other on a side wall). In floor heat piping installed. 14'X26' Garden shed/green house with electricity. Will need new greenhouse plastic on the roof.  House is approximately 1650 square ft,, 3 bdrm, (2) 3/4 baths, laundry, all on one floor. New submersible pump in 2025, new water softener in 2024, new large whole house charcoal block water filter system and under sink RO in 2025, new matching washer and dryer in 2025,  Oil heat, Big deck with covered grilling area.  Available 4/4/26. $350,000.

Contact: Myron Swanberg • 320-309-6945 • e-mail   (Added March 26, 2026)

Robyn is seeking farmland in Minnesota.

Contact: Robyn Moore • 507-391-4592 • e-mail   (Added March 26, 2026)

Erin is seeking an opportunity to live/ volunteer on an organic farm in Minnesota near the Twin Cities.  Erin has experience volunteering at a CSA, managing a medicinal herb garden, and with whole animal butchery. Erin is interested in lodging on land and potentially offering labor either in exchange or to reduce rent.  Erin has a full-time job as a lawyer but works remotely three days per week and has quite a bit of flexibility on those days. Erin is seeking alternative holistic ways to live simply, and living on a farm/land and engaging in land stewardship/ farming would fulfill that goal. If you are a farmer or landowner with an additional dwelling on your land for rent, or possibly discuss putting a yurt or retrofitted trailer the land, please reach out!

Contact: Erin Anderson • 952-465-2200 • e-mail   (Added March 26, 2026)

DRATfarm is a custom rotational grazing operation offering a nontraditional farm internship blending training on rotational grazing/regenerative agricultural practices with electoral campaigning. Farm internship description: Dan Wilson is looking for someone who is interested in helping on his 'custom grazing’ operation of about 35 cows on our 60 acres of mixed woodland pasture outside of Rushford, MN. This would include grazing planning & paddock design, how to map pastures, calculate stock density, and build rotation schedules based on forage growth rates, animal health & handling daily observation, low-stress handling techniques, basic veterinary care, and knowing when to call the vet, electric fencing temporary and permanent fence installation, energizer maintenance, and troubleshooting forage assessment reading pasture condition, identifying key forage species and weeds, and using a plate meter or visual estimation, record keeping, grazing charts, herd records, and pasture recovery tracking, soil health fundamentals, how grazing impacts the soil-water-plant-animal cycle, and how to observe and measure improvement over time Infrastructure & equipment, water system management, basic tractor operation, and farm maintenance.  Private on-farm housing on the 500 acre cooperatively owned farm in Southeastern Minnesota is available. Campaign work: This role would additionally support a candidate running for elected office. This responsibility would include the support of campaign planning and managing, volunteer recruitment, voter engagement, fundraising, canvassing, and ensuring all aspects of the campaigns goals and values are aligned. Reach out to learn more.  Available 4/30/26

Contact: Dan Wilson • 507-329-0507 • e-mail   (Added March 19, 2026)

Farm Manager | The Boreal Farm  Certified Organic · Full-Time · Year-Round · Northeastern Minnesota About the Farm- The Boreal Farm is a certified organic operation just outside Duluth, Minnesota, growing vegetables, flowers, herbs, and native plants for a CSA and farmstand in rhythm with the Northern season. Big sky. Lake Superior wind. Long summer light. Deep winter snow. We grow food here because we love it; the challenge, the beauty, and the people.  We are in a real growth phase right now; expanding our CSA, building high tunnel production, and strengthening infrastructure including a solar-powered root cellar. There is good work ahead and we are ready to do it with the right person alongside us. About the Role- This is a hands-on leadership position at the center of everything we grow. The Farm Manager leads daily field operations, manages crop planning and execution, oversees high tunnel and season extension systems, guides a small seasonal crew, and works closely with the founder to build systems that make this farm stronger year after year.  It is also a role where you will have a genuine voice. We make decisions together here. Your experience and judgment will shape how we grow, what we build, and where this farm goes. Who We Are Looking For- An experienced Northern grower who knows their way around a high tunnel, is not afraid of a tractor, and finds genuine satisfaction in a well-executed field plan. Someone who leads a crew with steadiness and good humor, thinks ahead, and takes pride in growing exceptional food in a climate that keeps you honest.  We are also hoping to reach someone who may have stepped away from farming. If you loved this work, built real skills over years, and left when the weight of it became too much to carry, we would like to talk. This is a different kind of situation. Come grow with us. Required Experience

• Diversified vegetable production in USDA Zones 3–4
• High tunnel production and season extension
• Irrigation system development or maintenance
• Safe operation of tractors and farm equipment
• Experience leading or supervising seasonal crews

Compensation & Benefits

• Salary: $52,000–$56,000 annually, commensurate with experience
• Full-time, year-round, salaried
• $300/month HSA stipend
• Annual gear stipend plus provided logo'd outerwear — because Minnesota
• Paid professional development opportunities
• 26 days PTO including paid winter break (Christmas through New Year's) — you have earned it

How to Apply-  Send a résumé and a letter describing your growing experience and interest in the role to hello@theborealfarm.com. We read every letter carefully.  Application deadline: April 3, 2026. Start date: Spring 2026.  Full posting: theborealfarm.com/pages/farm-manager

Contact: Caroline Hegstrom • e-mail   (Added March 19, 2026)

AnnMarie is seeking to buy certified organic land (pasture, tillable and forest acres) in Missouri.

Contact: AnnMarie Prewitt • e-mail   (Added March 16, 2026)

Lori and Chuck are seeking a farmhand for their organic dairy farm in Osseo, WI.  They have 65-70 milking cows and run 500+ acres.  The duties would include milking, feeding animals and involve use of a skidsteer and tractor.  Previous experience is preferred.  No housing available.

Contact: Lori Flemstad • 715-533-4347   (Added March 11, 2026)

Patrick is seeking 10 pasture acres to rent in Minnesota.  No house is needed, water would be a plus but not a deal breaker.  Available 4/1/26.

Contact: Patrick Ackerman • 763-238-2928 • e-mail   (Added March 9, 2026)

Paul is seeking a farmer to buy 40 acres (20 open to plant or graze; 15 woodland; 5 homestead) near Hager City, Wisconsin.  There is large vegetable garden, all wooden raised beds.  No chemicals have been used on the ag land or in the veggie gardens. The largest section of open land is planted in prairie grasses and currently grazed. A large number of red pines have been planted, and a smaller number of Balsam fir.  There is a large windbreak NW of house planted in now-mature white pines. The woodland is primarily hardwoods, hard maples and oak.  Buildings include a two bedroom farmhouse, very old but well-tended, heated with wood and electric; 30x40 basement barn, VGC; 2 car steel garage; granary [used for storage]; large woodshop; garden tool shed; large wood-fired sauna, 20x15 hoop house.  The homestead is located on rear of property with maximal privacy as there are no near neighbors.  Large professionally done landscaping around house, including stone walls, large stone patio, numerous perennial beds, shrubbery.  Estimated value is about $700k. But we're open to negotiation.  

Contact: Paul Schaefer • e-mail   (Added March 6, 2026)

• Willingness and ability to do manual farm labor.
• Experience working in communities of color.
• Gardening or farming experience.
• Ability to get along well with others.
• Appreciation for nature and the outdoors.
• Solid verbal communication skills.
• Willingness to learn and follow instructions.
• Sense of humor preferred.

Typical Seasonal Farm Chores Include (training/guidance provided):

• Pasture fence repair and maintenance.
• Planting, weeding, watering and harvesting the garden (April-October).
• Spring lambing.
• Frequent moving of cattle and sheep to new pasture.
• Sheep shearing and skirting of fleece.
• Cutting, splitting and stacking firewood.
• Picking aronia berries, foraging for mushrooms, elderberries.
• Making maple syrup.
• Sheep veterinary work like hoof trimming and worming with natural wormers (garlic, homeopathic remedies).
• Pasture mowing.
• Flower gardening.
• Shed clean-up.
• Marketing lamb, wool, and sheep pelts to customers.
• Making hay.
• Building compost bio-reactor.
• Making compost extract and applying it, as a spray, to garden, fruit trees and pasture.
• Barn cleaning/building of compost pile.

Contact: Doug Nopar • e-mail   (Added March 5, 2026)

Ryan is seeking a farmer to rent 16 pastured acres in Milltown, Polk County, Wisconsin.  The acres are fenced in, there are small outbuildings, and a small open air barn.  There is no housing.  $300- $400/ month rent and the acres are available immediately.

Contact: Ryan Stridde • 715-557-1941 • e-mail   (Added March 5, 2026)

Brad is seeking a farmer to rent 30 acres (tillable and pasture) in Juneau County, Wisconsin.  The acres are mostly fenced and water is available.  There is no house.  Available immediately.

Contact: Brad Fancher • 262-370-7403 • e-mail   (Added March 5, 2026)

Amber is seeking to buy farmland in Minnesota and is also interested in a house.

Contact: Amber Bjork • 218-202-0725 • e-mail   (Added March 5, 2026)

Michael is seeking 80 acres  (a mix of open and forested land) to buy in western Wisconsin (preferably near River Falls, Hudson, New Richmond, or Somerset, but open to options) to establish a rotational grazing and perennial food crop production enterprise. Ideally, the forested portion of the land would have adequate wildlife and maple trees for harvesting sap and making syrup. Access to electric and water preferred. Open to an existing house or suitable building site on the land. Also open to the possibility of buying into an existing enterprise for the right fit, as well.  Availability 6/1/26.

Contact: Michael Geissinger • e-mail   (Added March 5, 2026)

Stacie is seeking a farmer to rent 2 acres (one tillable, one pasture) in Pine City, Minnesota.  There is a brand new 21x80 hoop house available.  The area is fenced in electric if needed. No chemicals have been used on the land for 9 years.  There is access to cow manure if interested and access to water. This area was pasture until a couple of years ago. Some rows have been tilled and used in the last two years. There is a possibility to help with row tillage if needed. No housing available.  Available 3/1/26.

Contact: Stacie Mix • 651-295-9931 • e-mail   (Added February 16, 2026)

Andie is seeking 10 acres (6 tillable- organic or not been sprayed preferred) to buy in Iowa or Illinois.  A home on-site would be ideal and at least one outbuilding, but there is flexibility if there is enough land to build and the sale price reflects this.  At least some utilities would be a plus: electric, septic, well, and internet. Open to installing if not available and the price is right.  Available 4/1/26

Contact: Andie Donnan • 563-495-7336 • e-mail   (Added February 16, 2026)

Eric is seeking an internship.  He grew up on a farm in Mentor,  Minnesota and is looking to work in a greenhouse and do farm labor.  CSA vegetable production, using farm tools and whole farm planning are interests.

Contact: Eric Christianson • 218-620-1279 • e-mail   (Added February 11, 2026)

Zach is seeking an internship.  His farming experience is casual so far raising peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers, and some various herbs- no true farming experience yet. Zach has a passion for growing sustainable food and finds it inspirational. Zach would like to have roughly an acre to grow peppers and tomatoes with companion plants, as well as various herbs for teas and cooking. Looking further into the future, he would like to be able to have a horse, chickens, and possibly a couple goats. Zach would be open to a mentorship as well.

Contact: Zach West • 937-789-7203 • e-mail   (Added February 11, 2026)

Gaye is seeking a farmer to buy 37 certified organic tillable acres in Douglas County, Minnesota.  There is no house but roads on two sides.  Available 1/31/26

Contact: Gaye Sorenson • 612-859-4153 • e-mail   (Added February 11, 2026)

Paul is seeking a farmer to purchase 145 acres of tillable, 32 acres of pasture and 30 forested acres in Wabasha County, Minnesota.  There is a house on the property and there is water going to all the pastures.  Available 2/7/26.

Contact: Paul Basballe • 507-421-3810 • e-mail   (Added February 11, 2026)

Rachel is seeking to rent or buy 100 acres (pasture, tillable, and forest) in Minnesota.  Rachel is interested in a house along with additional outbuildings.  Not required, but Rachel would like fencing, zoning that allows for multiple dwelling units and a petting zoo, and water on land.

Contact: Rachel Revennaugh • 612-709-6731 • e-mail   (Added February 11, 2026)

Marie is seeking pasture and tillable land  with a house to buy in Minnesota or Western Wisconsin.

Contact: Marie Nordine • e-mail   (Added February 11, 2026)

Eric is seeking tillable, pasture and forested land with a house in Minnesota.

Contact: Eric Christianson • 218-620-1279 • e-mail   (Added February 11, 2026)

Lupe is seeking to buy three tillable acres in Minnesota.  No house is needed but fencing and water would be a plus.  Available 3/1/26.

Contact: Lupe Castillo • e-mail   (Added February 11, 2026)

Katherine is seeking 10 acres of farmland to rent or buy.  Housing is necessary (fenced in yard would be great) and having outbuildings is preferred.  Available 3/31/26.

Contact: Katherine Doughty • 336-365-5598 • e-mail   (Added January 26, 2026)

Scott is looking for a farmer to rent or buy 15 tillable, 30 pasture, 20 forest and 5 other acres in Edgar, WI.  The land is on a state highway that would be a great place to have CSA and a store front. There is a house and a wood working shop.

Contact: Scott Bargender • e-mail   (Added January 19, 2026)

Ryan is seeking 15 acres (tillable, pasture and forest) in Wisconsin.  Ryan would consider fenced acres, but also willing to put in fence, water line, and convert acreage as needed.  No house is needed.

Contact: Ryan Schmitt • 920-382-3627 • e-mail   (Added January 19, 2026)

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)

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)

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)