Do you own farmland that’s not currently being used—or want to support the next generation of farmers? Find Farmland is a free platform that helps connect farmland owners with aspiring and experienced farmers who are seeking access to land.
You can list your property with as much detail as you like—size, soil type, infrastructure, preferred arrangement (like rental, lease, or collaborative model), and more. There’s no cost to create an account or post a listing, and you can update or remove your post at any time.
Once your listing is live, interested farmers can contact you directly through a secure form. From there, it’s up to you to decide who’s the right fit for your land.
Pro tip: Including photos of your property make a big difference! Listings with photos receive more views and connections!
We highly recommend checking out the Resources page on Find Farmland for sample agreements, legal considerations, and tips on setting up a productive, mutually beneficial relationship.
Whether you’re looking to keep your land in production, preserve its agricultural value, or give back to your community—Find Farmland makes it easy to get started.
Many farmland owners aren’t active farmers — and that’s okay. But keeping farmland in production is essential to:
Supporting the next generation of local farmers
Keeping rural economies strong and food systems resilient
Preventing farmland loss to development and non-agricultural uses
By leasing your land to a farmer, you’re helping maintain its agricultural purpose — while potentially benefiting from tax programs and improved land stewardship.
A good farmland agreement is built on clarity and communication. That’s why we recommend all landowners review:
Making Good Farmland Agreements
This guide walks through 70+ questions to help you think through your expectations, responsibilities, and long-term goals.
If you're new to your land, or are looking for a deep dive into the ecological and agricultural features of the past, present and future on your property. Farms at Work offers a Farmland Stewardship Report to answer all your questions! Learn more here.
