NCLC's Hunt Hill Christmas Tree Farm
New Milfrod
8 acres available for farming
NCLC's Hunt Hill Christmas Tree Farm
- New Milfrod
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The Land
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Type of Property Poster
Type of Farm Operation
- Specialty crops
Farming Practices
- Conventional
Water Sources
- River
Soils
Soil Descriptions:
34A — Merrimac fine sandy loam, 0–3% slopes
Nearly level terrain
Well-drained to somewhat excessively drained
Developed in sandy glacial outwash deposits
Often classified as prime farmland when other conditions are favorable.
34B — Merrimac fine sandy loam, 3–8% slopes
Same soil series as 34A but on gently sloping land
Good drainage and moderate permeability
Slightly higher erosion potential than 34A due to slope
38E — Hinckley loamy sand, 15–45% slopes
Steep, excessively drained soil
Coarse-textured, sandy glacial outwash material
Low water-holding capacity
Drought-prone for crops and landscaping
Soil Map
Are there any other current leases, partnerships, or arrangements on your property?
A farmer had run a Christmas tree farm on this land for over 2 decades. He has since retired and NCLC hopes to find a new steward of the land, either to take over the tree farm, currently planted with over 1,000 trees of various sizes and types, or to come up with a plan for converting the property to other agricultural uses.
Is the farm presently listed with a realtor?
Additional Information
Other Farm Amenities
- Parking space for farmer
- Storage shed (enclosed)
Farm Infrastructure
- Equipment
- Farm buildings
Is the farm land protected under any conservation easements or other programs?
Have you applied for a restoration grant for the property?
Description
NCLC invites proposals for a long-term agricultural lease of approximately eight acres located at 2 Upland Road, New Milford, Connecticut, on the south side of Upland Road at Route 202. The property has operated as a Christmas tree farm for more than 20 years. The previous farmer retired and sold the final harvest of trees in December 2025.
With the release of this RFP, NCLC seeks to expand opportunities for agricultural use of conserved farmland while promoting sustainable and environmentally responsible farming practices. NCLC will select the proposal that best satisfies the criteria and requirements of this RFP and advances the organization's conservation mission.
Please click here for more information and proposal requirements.
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