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Hobby farm heaven awaits! This beautifully restored and updated 5 -bedroom, 2.5-bath century home on over 6 acres is perfect for those who cherish four-legged friends or crave the tranquility of rural living. The thought...
Asking Price : $749,900
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Size (sq ft) : 1,790
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Are you looking for a turn key lobster holding facility. This facility currently has the tanks chilled and bubbling. The property consists of 2 parcels that function as a business. There are 2 tanks and a sorting room wi...
Asking Price : $1,350,000
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Stunning setting for this wonderfully spacious family home on a hobby/horse property consisting of 6.3 acres with gorgeous panoramic views. Drive 10 minutes from Hwy 102 on a paved road to this tranquil piece of paradise...
Asking Price : $749,900
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Size (sq ft) : 2,400
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An incredible opportunity to own 95 acres on Long Point Road, right in the heart of the Valley, just a short drive to local amenities and moments from the Bay of Fundy! This former mink farm features three expansive barn...
Asking Price : $199,500
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Situated on a peaceful peninsula within West Green Harbour is a breathtaking 60-acre farm estate offering the perfect blend of coastal beauty, country living, and life of affluence. The landscape is both picturesque and ...
Asking Price : $2,850,000
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Size (sq ft) : 4,368
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Welcome to this beautifully remodeled 4-bedroom, three and a half bathrooms farmhouse sitting on a total combined 157 acres comprising of 2 separate PID's nestled between the charming communities of Oxford and Pugwash, N...
Asking Price : $1,250,000
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Size (sq ft) : 2,611
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Opportunities are endless!! An older family farmhouse is still in place and will be sold as is along with 8 barns/ garage, a generator building, and 2 silos located on 34.5 acres of partially fenced land will allow all y...
Asking Price : $375,000
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Size (sq ft) : 1,600
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Generational properties like this seldom reach the market. Discover your private slice of Cape Breton paradise where 225 pristine acres of farmland meet timeless island charm, just minutes from the enchanting village of ...
Asking Price : $1,049,000
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Size (sq ft) : 2,000
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Asking Price : $74,900
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Enchanting Contemporary Homestead on 21 Private Acres For the first time in 25 years, this exceptional property is available! Nestled on 21 private acres, it offers 900± feet of frontage on the stunning Bear River, plu...
Asking Price : $899,000
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Size (sq ft) : 3,000
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Discover 763 Conrod Road: a rare blend of agricultural opportunity and refined living nestled in Musquodoboits countryside. This expansive 75-acre estate features six state-of-the-art, fully operational greenhouses-each ...
Asking Price : $1,599,900
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Size (sq ft) : 3,961
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Welcome to 410 Neville Streetan incredible 35-acre property offering space, privacy, and potential in the heart of Reserve Mines. Formerly a working dairy farm, this land holds a wealth of opportunity for those looking t...
Asking Price : $460,000
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Size (sq ft) : 1,120
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Beautiful hobby farm on sought-after Beaver Brook soil is ready for new owners. This 6.5-acre slice of heaven comes loaded with equipment and features to make your hobby operation pretty much turnkey. The well-kept 2-sto...
Asking Price : $429,000
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Size (sq ft) : 1,543
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WELCOME TO THIS UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE AN EXECUTIVE BARN NESTLED ON 4.8 ACRES+~, WITH THREE PADDOCKS, LARGE POND AN VIEW/QUICK ACCESS OF OUR INCREDIBLE NORTHUMBERLAND STRAIGHT! This custom-built barn is strategi...
Asking Price : $249,900
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Size (sq ft) : 1,581
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Welcome to 2155 Bishop Mountain Road. The Perfect Equestrian Hobby Farm Retreat. Nestled just 5 minutes from Kingston, this exceptional property offers the ideal blend of country charm, practical equestrian amenities, an...
Asking Price : $499,500
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Size (sq ft) : 2,385
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An exceptional opportunity to buy this fabulous 50-acre farm property in the heart of the Valley, with an access to a beautiful Nictaux River. Perfectly positioned for agricultural ventures, equestrian use, rural retreat...
Asking Price : $989,000
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JUST OVER 1400 acres of WOODLAND on one PID, located in beautiful Cumberland County! This is your opportunity to continue or start your very own forestry business. This parcel represents a nature lover's dream ideal for...
Asking Price : $1,900,000
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Welcome to 2217 Old Mill Road! This picturesque 28-acre property features a mix of forest, hay fields, greenhouse, barns, sheds, and a small garage. The character-filled farmhouse offers a cozy and rustic feel with expos...
Asking Price : $569,000
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Nestled on 17 vast acres, this property offers endless possibilities for both equestrians and business owners. The barn is an ideal base for horse operations. It features five well-sized 10 x 10 stalls, a tack room, a pu...
Asking Price : $399,900
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Welcome to a truly one-of-a-kind working farm, where charm, functionality, and potential come together. This beautifully updated four-bedroom home sits on a sprawling 22-acre parcel with sweeping views of the surrounding...
Asking Price : $699,900
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Nova Scotia offers diverse opportunities for potential farm buyers, from small family-run plots to extensive commercial operations. Key points include the variety of farm types and sizes as well as the overall importance of these farms to the local economy and community.
Nova Scotia’s agricultural sector is rich and varied. There are many types of farms available, including dairy, blueberry, apple orchards, and mixed-use farms. Many farms for sale range from modest acreages to large commercial operations. The region's climate and soil are well-suited for a range of crops, making it ideal for farming.
The farms in Nova Scotia play a crucial role in the local economy. They provide jobs, support local businesses, and contribute to the community's food supply. Many of these farms are family-owned and have been operating for generations.
For example, the Annapolis Valley is known for its apple orchards and vineyards, which are key to the area's agricultural output. Investing in a farm here means joining a robust network of producers contributing to the area's economic stability.
When you're looking for farms in Nova Scotia, you can come across a variety of options. Here, we'll talk about some specific types of farms you might be interested in, such as dairy, crop, livestock, organic, and specialty farms.
Nova Scotia has plenty of dairy farms that produce milk and other dairy products. These farms usually have a herd of cows, often Holsteins, which are known for their high milk production. Dairy farms are heavily regulated to ensure milk quality and animal welfare. Your main activities would include milking the cows, maintaining their health, and managing feed. The equipment needed can be specialized, including milk storage tanks and milking machines. Some dairy farms may also offer tours or educational experiences.
If you're into growing plants, crop farms are plentiful. In Nova Scotia, common crops include potatoes, vegetables, and grains like wheat and barley. Crop farms often require a lot of time preparing the soil, planting seeds, and managing pests and weeds. Equipment needed includes tractors, plows, and irrigation systems. Seasonal work is intensive, especially during planting and harvest times. Being knowledgeable about the soil and climate conditions here is crucial for successful farming.
Livestock farms focus on raising animals for meat, wool, or other products. You could find farms that raise cattle, sheep, or pigs. Horses may also be present, especially on farms involved in equestrian activities. Livestock farms require proper fencing, housing for animals, and pasture management. Animal health care is a continuous task, involving vaccinations and routine checks. These farms can also be combined with crop farming to grow feed for the animals.
Organic farms avoid synthetic chemicals for pesticides or fertilizers. They strive for sustainability and usually have diverse crops and livestock. Organic dairy, vegetable, and fruit farms are common in Nova Scotia. You’ll use natural methods like crop rotation and composting. These farms often sell directly to local markets, emphasizing fresh and seasonal products. Many organic farms are smaller due to the intensive management required, making them ideal for those who prefer hands-on work.
Specialty farms in Nova Scotia can be quite diverse. This category includes hobby farms, which might have a mix of animals and crops mainly for personal use rather than profit. Other specialty farms focus on unique products like maple syrup, lavender, or heritage breeds of livestock. These farms can offer unique opportunities, especially if you're looking to enter niche markets or want a more laid-back lifestyle. Some specialty farms may also engage in agritourism, hosting events or offering stays.
For those interested in broader agricultural ventures, there are numerous opportunities to buy land in Nova Scotia, suitable for various farming activities. If purchasing is not immediately feasible, you can also rent land in Nova Scotia, providing flexibility and a chance to test the viability of your farming ideas. For more specialized agriculture, tree farms for sale in Nova Scotia offer ready-to-go operations for fruit cultivation. Those aiming for larger-scale farming can explore agricultural properties for sale in Nova Scotia, which include vast tracts of fertile land. Additionally, established agriculture businesses for sale in Nova Scotia provide a turnkey solution for those looking to enter the industry with an existing operational framework.
Buying a farm in Nova Scotia offers ideal climate conditions and a strong agricultural community, which contribute to a productive and supportive farming environment.
Nova Scotia has a temperate climate, which means mild winters and warm summers. This makes it easy to grow a wide range of crops, and the region's fertile soil helps produce high yields of fruits and vegetables.
Ample rainfall throughout the year ensures that crops get enough water without the need for extensive irrigation systems, lowering farming costs.
Access to coastal areas also positively influences the climate, providing a somewhat unique growing environment. This mix of conditions is great for farmers looking for a versatile and reliable farming area.
Nova Scotia boasts a strong community of farmers who support each other in various ways. Organizations like the Nova Scotia Farm Loan Board provide valuable financial support and advice.
Local farmers’ markets and cooperatives offer excellent opportunities for selling your produce and connecting with other farmers. The collaborative atmosphere is perfect for both newcomers and experienced farmers.
Mentorship programs and investment funds, such as the FarmWorks Investment Fund, help new farmers get started and succeed. The community’s shared knowledge and resources make it easier to navigate challenges and grow your farming business successfully.
When buying a farm in Nova Scotia, you should focus on key factors like soil quality, water resources, and the accessibility of local markets and infrastructure. These elements play a vital role in your farm’s success and productivity.
The quality of the soil is crucial for farming. You need to check the soil's nutrient content and its drainage capacity. Fertile soil will help your crops grow better and healthier. Soil tests can reveal essential information about pH levels and deficiencies in nutrients.
Land assessment involves examining the terrain. Some parts of Nova Scotia have rocky or uneven land, which can make farming challenging. Look for land that suits your farming needs, such as flat areas for planting crops or hilly terrain for grazing livestock.
Water is essential for any farming operation. Nova Scotia has varying rainfall levels, so ensuring you have a reliable water source is vital. You should look for farms with natural water sources like rivers, lakes, or wells.
Irrigation systems are equally important. Efficient irrigation can save water and improve crop yields. Investigate if the farm you're considering has an existing irrigation system or if you need to install one. Check the cost and feasibility of setting up irrigation on the land.
The location of the farm affects your ability to transport and sell products. Proximity to major roads can make it easier to get your goods to market. Check how far the farm is from urban centres where you can sell your produce.
Infrastructure like storage facilities, barns, and greenhouses can enhance your farming operation. Many farms in Nova Scotia come with buildings that can be used or modified for farming purposes. Access to power and the internet is also vital, especially if you plan to use modern farming technologies.
Considering these factors will help you make an informed decision when purchasing a farm in Nova Scotia.
Understanding the financial aspects of buying a farm in Nova Scotia is important for making an informed decision. This includes knowing current market trends, financing options, and tax implications.
Farm prices in Nova Scotia vary widely. The Annapolis Valley is known for its fertile land, and farms there often command higher prices. The market for Nova Scotia farms has been stable, with incremental increases in value. Demand is high, especially for arable land suitable for crops and livestock.
Buying a farm might require different financing options than purchasing a house. Many Canadian banks offer rural property loans, which are tailored for agricultural purchases. Rates can vary, so shop around for the best deal.
Consider applying for government grants and subsidies. Programs like CRES (Canadian Rural Economic Strategies) provide financial support for sustainable farming practices and technological upgrades. It’s wise to consult with a financial advisor to explore all available options and create a solid financing plan.
Owning a farm comes with specific tax implications. Farmers can benefit from various tax deductions, such as those related to equipment purchases, depreciation, and even fuel costs. However, it's crucial to understand the full tax impact.
Nova Scotia offers property tax relief for agricultural land, but you might also face taxes on capital gains if you sell your farm. Always stay updated on provincial tax regulations and consult with a tax professional for accurate guidance. This can help you maximize your tax benefits and avoid surprises.
Buying a farm in Nova Scotia can be a rewarding experience if you follow the right steps. This guide will walk you through researching, selecting the perfect property, handling legal details, and closing the deal.
Begin by identifying what kind of farm you want. Take into account the types of crops or livestock you aim to raise and the location in Nova Scotia. Explore areas like the Annapolis Valley for its rich horticulture.
Make a list of necessities such as water sources, soil quality, and proximity to markets. Budgeting plays a crucial role, so second-hand equipment or smaller parcels can be options to save money. Create a vision for your farm as it can help guide your search and decision-making.
Once you know what you're looking for, start searching for available farms that meet your criteria. Visit potential farms and assess their conditions. Check for necessary infrastructure like barns and storage facilities. Make sure the land meets your needs, whether it's for planting or grazing. This phase helps you clearly see if the property aligns with your goals and budget.
Conduct legal due diligence before you make an offer. Hire a lawyer experienced in real estate and farming to review titles and clearances. Verify land zoning laws and any restrictions on agricultural use.
If you're considering leasing land initially, a written lease may be necessary. Look into existing agreements related to water rights, utility access, or shared roads. Contracts should clearly detail the terms of purchase, including payment schedules and responsibilities.
Finalizing the Sale
Once everything checks out legally, you can move toward closing the deal. Work with your lawyer to finalize contracts and ensure all paperwork is completed correctly. Inspections are key; they highlight any immediate fixes or issues that need addressing before moving forward.
Arrange financing through a bank or agricultural lender specializing in farm purchases. Final payments are typically made through an escrow process. After closing, transfer utilities and property titles to your name.
By following these steps, you are setting up a solid foundation for your future farm and ensuring a smooth buying process.
Starting a farm in Nova Scotia can be a rewarding journey, but it also comes with its challenges. Fortunately, a variety of resources and support systems are available to help you succeed as a farmer.
Nova Scotia offers several government-supported programs to assist new farmers. Perennia provides free services to eligible farmers in the province, including help with business planning and technical advice.
The province’s ThinkFarm initiative guides you through creating a robust business plan. This plan is essential as it outlines the steps and resources needed for your farm, helping you secure financing.
The government also offers grants and funding opportunities aimed at enhancing farm sustainability and productivity. These programs can provide financial assistance to purchase equipment or improve infrastructure, making it easier for you to get started and grow your farm.
Getting connected with agricultural associations and networks is crucial. The Nova Scotia Federation of Agriculture is a key organization representing farmers in the province. They focus on legislative and regulatory issues that impact farming and work to ensure a sustainable future for the sector.
Being part of such networks allows you to share experiences, access collective resources, and get involved in advocacy efforts. These associations often host events and meetings that provide valuable networking opportunities and updates on industry changes.
Joining local farmers' groups or co-ops can be beneficial, too. They offer avenues for collaboration, shared resources, and often group buying opportunities, which can reduce costs and build a sense of community among farmers.
Education is vital to farming success, and various workshops and training sessions are available. Organizations like Perennia and others run workshops covering topics from soil health to marketing strategies.
ThinkFarm, for example, offers practical training sessions to help new farmers understand different farming techniques and management practices. These educational resources are designed to be hands-on and directly applicable to your farm.
Workshops can also be a great place to meet other new farmers, share knowledge, and learn from experts in the field. Staying updated with the latest farming techniques and innovations can significantly enhance your farm's productivity and sustainability.
If you're looking to invest in commercial real estate in Nova Scotia, considering farms for sale could be a smart move. The province offers diverse farming opportunities ranging from small acreages to large commercial operations.
Nova Scotia’s beautiful landscapes and agriculture-friendly policies make it an attractive option for both new and experienced farmers. Whether you are interested in a cattle farm in the Annapolis Valley or a sprawling acre hobby farm in Middle Musquodoboit, there's a farm to suit your needs.
Investing in Nova Scotia farms offers not just a place to work but also a chance to live in a scenic and peaceful environment. Consider this chance to grow your agricultural business or start a new adventure in farming. You can explore various properties online or reach out to realtors who specialize in agricultural real estate.
Remember to consider factors like the type of farm, location, and price range when making your decision.
In Nova Scotia, you can commonly find a variety of farms for sale, including dairy farms, fruit orchards, vegetable farms, and mixed-use farms that combine livestock with crop production. The province's fertile soil and favourable climate make it ideal for diverse agricultural enterprises.
You must comply with zoning laws, land use regulations, and specific agricultural permits. Environmental guidelines and food safety standards may also apply. For detailed information, consult local authorities and agricultural boards.
To find financing options for buying a farm in Nova Scotia, you can start by consulting local banks and credit unions, which often have agricultural loan programs. Additionally, you may explore government grants and subsidies available through organizations like the Nova Scotia Department of Agriculture or Farm Credit Canada.
When inspecting a farm property before purchase, you should look for soil quality, water sources, and the condition of existing structures like barns and residences. Also, check for proper zoning, access to infrastructure, and any potential environmental concerns.
If you're ready to take the next step, find a broker who can help you navigate the process and ensure you make an informed decision.
New farmers can access training programs, workshops, and mentorship opportunities through the Nova Scotia Department of Agriculture and the Nova Scotia Federation of Agriculture for guidance on best practices and business management.
https://nsnewfarmer.ca/who-we-are/
https://novascotia.ca/thinkfarm/starting-your-farm/
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The average price of Farms in Nova Scotia is influenced by various factors. On average, prices range from $782,580. However, conducting a comprehensive market analysis is essential to grasp specific pricing trends in your desired area.
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