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Industrial Greenhouse Farm
Updated: Sep 5
Industrial Greenhouse Farm

909 Lemoyne Rd, Northwood, OH 43619

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344,000 SF of greenhouse space on 24.63 acres
17 growing ranges with benching, drip irrigation, overhead irrigation, and injectors
Central boiler plant with backup generator
Two extended loading docks and 200+ rack capacity
Two 30' x 50' walk‑in coolers reaching 34°F
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Industrial Greenhouse Farm
Industrial Greenhouse Farm

909 Lemoyne Rd, Northwood, OH 43619

$2,495,000

Commercial growing operation with integrated irrigation, climate support, and shipping infrastructure.

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Land For Sale
Land For Sale

0 W River Road, Bowling, Green, OH 43402

$148,000
2.99 AC lot

Land available for sale.

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How to rent farmland in Wood County, OH

  1. Judge the land, not the listing. Farmland, ranch, or pasture value comes down to soil quality, water access, slope, and drainage. Pull NRCS soil surveys and walk the acreage before talking numbers.
  2. Match the parcel to your operation. Row crops, grazing, orchards, and market gardens need different ground. Use Location Intelligence to assess Wood County, OH area demand, market access, and proximity to buyers for what you grow.
  3. Pick the lease type deliberately. Cash rent gives you fixed costs and full upside; crop-share splits harvest and risk with the landowner; flexible cash blends a base rent with a revenue-linked top-up.
  4. Price against USDA benchmarks. Check USDA county-average cash rents and ask local extension agents what comparable agricultural land fetches. Then model your season's economics with the Lease Calculator.
  5. Get it in writing, always. Most farm leases are handshake deals, but banks, NRCS, and grant programs require written agreements. Document term, payment schedule (timed to harvest), and responsibilities for fences, irrigation, and weeds.
  6. Nail down rights and stewardship. Clarify crop rotation expectations, pesticide restrictions, and who keeps hunting and timber rights. Also, consider a one-year trial term before committing to a multi-year arrangement.
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