Berry/Vegetable Production Farm — Harrells, NC 28444

A rare opportunity to acquire approximately 23± acres of berry/vegetable production farmland at an online auction. Commonly known as the “210 Farm”, this facility is equipped with vegetable-production infrastructure suited to both growers and agricultural investors.

County: Bladen County, NC
Parcel IDs: 137600520814 (21.5± Acres) & 137600524717 (1.6± Acres)

Bladen County, North Carolina is the leading blueberry-producing county in North Carolina, with about 5,736 acres of blueberries, more than any other county in the state.

• 11 acres of Haygrove high tunnels
• 10,000 3-gallon pots per acre
• 3,000 6′ angle iron posts per acre
• 2 surface water ponds
• Septic tank on-site
• (3) 4″ irrigation wells
• Fully automated Netafim irrigation system
• 20′ × 30′ storage/irrigation shelter
• 10′ × 20′ storage container

Haygrove high tunnels were constructed between 2017 and 2019. 28-foot-wide bays with various lengths throughout the property. Houses contain 3-gallon pots (10,000 to the acre) and 6-foot angle iron posts (3,000 to the acre). All pots have 0.5 gallon per hour drip emitters, and the farm is zoned in 10 watering zones with individual fertilizer injectors per zone. Three 4-inch wells were drilled, one in 2017, one in 2018, and one in 2019. The farm also has 2 surface water ponds. The storage/irrigation building has an automatic Netafim system, controllable by phone or computer.

Berry/Vegetable Production Farm — Garland, NC 28441

A rare opportunity to acquire approximately 41± acres of berry/vegetable production farmland at an online auction. Commonly known as “The Norris Road Farm”, this facility is equipped with blueberry-production infrastructure suited to both growers and agricultural investors.

Crops Grown: Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Squash, Zucchini, Broccoli, Lettuce, Pepper, Eggplant, Melons
County: Bladen County, NC
Parcel ID: 136500297779 (40.77± Acres)

Bladen County, North Carolina is the leading blueberry-producing county in North Carolina, with about 5,736 acres of blueberries, more than any other county in the state.

• 11 acres of Haygrove high tunnels
• 10,000 3-gallon pots per acre
• 3,000 6′ angle iron posts per acre
• (3) 4″ irrigation wells
• Fully automated Toro irrigation system
• 20′ × 30′ storage/irrigation shelter

Haygrove high tunnels were constructed between 2022 and 2025. 28-foot-wide bays with various lengths throughout the property. Houses contain 3-gallon pots (10,000 to the acre) and 6-foot angle iron posts (3,000 to the acre). All pots have 0.5 gallon per hour drip emitters, and the farm is zoned in 10 watering zones with individual fertilizer injectors per zone. Three 4-inch wells were drilled, one in 2022, one in 2023, and one in 2024. The farm also has 2 surface water ponds. The storage/irrigation building has an automatic Netafim system, controllable by phone or computer.