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To preserve Indian Line Farm, the first Community Supported Agriculture farm in North America, the Community Land Trust in the Southern Berkshires and the Schumacher Center for a New Economics collaborated with the Berkshire Highlands Program of The Nature Conservancy and farmers Elizabeth Keen and Alexander Thorp. The goal was to maintain a working organic farm, protect the adjacent sensitive wetlands, and provide small-scale farmers with affordable access to land.

Working with the Schumacher Center to draft the innovative legal documents, The Nature Conservancy acquired conservation easements on the property to permanently limit future development, while the Community Land Trust acquired the title to the land and is leasing it to Elizabeth and Alexander on a 98-year basis. The farmers themselves have purchased the house, barn, and other buildings, and will gain equity through any improvements made to the farm during their tenure, including improvements to the soil. The Community Land Trust retains an option to purchase the buildings and improvements back, and to resell them at their replacement cost to another farmer.

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Addressing the critical connections between ecology, economy, and community, this model for whole farm preservation is protecting habitat, preserving agriculture and keeping small-scale farming viable. The participation of the two land trusts provided a way for Berkshire residents to finance the purchase of the land.

A New Lease on Farmland: Assuring a Future for Farming in the Northeast by Susan Witt Online | PDF

A guide to conservation land trusts ensuring that farmland held in their trust is used productively over the long-term.

Eating for Your Community by Robyn Van En Online

A report from the founder of Indian Line Farm on the origins of the Community Supported Agriculture concept and the history of the first CSA farm.

Lease Agreement Online | PDF

Based on leases used by the Jewish National Fund and modified over the years within Massachusetts Law. Consult with your local lawyer for application to your local laws. The object is to provide leaseholders with ownership of all buildings and other improvements on the site while the community land trust retains ownership of the land itself. The resale restrictions call for the leaseholder to keep the current replacement value of improvements on the site, adjusted for deterioration, without also capturing the speculative land value.

Addendum to the Lease Online | PDF

This addendum is for the benefit of a mortgager of a building on leased land. It allows a mortgager to be free from resale restrictions in the event of a foreclosure. There is also ample provision for the community land trust to correct any default before foreclosure.

Land Use Plan PDF

Details the tillable land, buffer areas, and other uses of the land. It reflects the combined ecological, community, farming, and private homestead interests of the partnership.

Land Management Plan Online | PDF

Developed in cooperation with the farmers, the management plan sets the requirements for crop and livestock production to ensure that the land stays in use and is farmed in accordance with organic standards.

In the 1920s, the land, then owned by prominent Boston realtor C.W. Whittier, became a prosperous dairy farm. In the 1940s, Tobe Deutschmann, a founder of the Radio Shack electronics chain, purchased the farm. About this time, the Metropolitan District Commission (MDC) took the back pastures toward Ponkapoag Pond, by eminent domain, to expand Ponkapoag Golf Course.

The site is primarily made up of three types of terrain. The publicly-visible meadowland of the former farm and pastures that borders Route 138 comprises about a third of the parcel. The open pine forest between the meadows and the golf course and the dense brushland and hardwood forest areas to the south of the parcel comprise the remainder.

When exploring the site, you can find the turn-of-the-century borders of the Whittier farm pastures, where the extensive network of tightly-laid lichen-encrusted stone walls winding through areas are now overtaken by forests and fields. Remnants of orchard plantings and old outbuilding foundations, where ground-nesting birds have made homes, are scattered around the site.

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Farm visits are $5 per person. Online reservations are required. The farm is open to the public on the third Saturday of each month (next date April 17th) and on select dates for home school visits (next date March 24th). More events are planned for warmer months, including goat yoga!

Yes. Although 1.25" tubing is generally preferred for smaller areas due to its preferred handling characteristics (refer to FAQ "Why is 1.5" tubing included in the 5-pod extension pack, but not others?"), high water volume requirements and/or lack of sufficient supply volume may dictate the need for 1.5" line, even on smaller parcels.

We generally recommend that both line spacing and set spacing be as equal as possible so that each sprinkler serves a near square area. Overlapping is necessary because of the circular nature of each sprinkler's application. A 45 ft. pod spacing on the K-Pipe and a 45 ft. set width is generally considered ideal. However, because of the various lengths and widths of paddocks, it's often more practical to increase or decrease set widths based on the irrigatable area or adjust pod spacing to account for "imperfect" set lengths which are not evenly divisible by 45 ft.

Making improvements to the barn was a daunting decision, but one that kept coming up as a need to address a bottleneck in its previous state. After pricing out a new building, and not feeling completely satisfied with how the new building would fit into the flow of their farm they decided to renovate the existing, old dairy barn instead.

The Cost of the renovation was approximately $260,000 which covers everything but the shell of the barn that they started with. This includes demolition, pouring a new floor, building a new ceiling, insulation, electrical, adding water lines, installing a new septic line, bathroom, heat pump, and a cooler.

Snow-Line Orchard is a family owned apple farm, winery & cidery in Oak Glen, CA and the surrounding area. We provide a variety of fun & exciting activities, including wine tasting, raspberry picking and more. We provide friendly service from a family business, a beautiful picnic area with the oldest Italian chestnut tree and mini apple cider donuts that are a huge hit.

Our original packing shed, historic cider mill, ancient chestnut tree, and beautiful picnic grounds make the perfect backdrop for your next family outing. It is always cooler in Oak Glen so come enjoy some fall weather with our mini cider donuts and Augies coffee or escape the summer heat to our picnic area while enjoying a glass of our very own hard cider or wine. We carry a broad selection of products; fresh apples and cider, u-pick raspberries, cider mini donuts, artisan balsamics and oils, local honey, unique gifts, and farm made wine and hard cider.

Snow-line Orchard is famous for our nearly irresistible and undeniably delicious mini cider donuts. These little gems are made fresh using our very own blend of apple cider which we pour right into the mix...

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