We bought farm land for $485 in 1991.  

if you do, simply don’t bet the farm doing so.

Mandy, since August 1st is on your door step I would find an already existing church and rent space from them.I like the idea of a church because most of them are still struggling post COVID and could use the extra income and probably won’t kill you on rent.I would set up meetings with pastors and get face to face with them and communicate your needs.If they don’t have space, they usually would know of one who would.  

They won't make that much money as farm ground. 

(Our personal State Farm Agent recommended them and so far its worked out well) We are in Indiana. 

Ask what tasks they handle and what tasks he farms out to other contractors.

This is why hedge funds are buying up single family homes, cattle farms and slaughterhouses, farmlands, etc. and driving up the cost of every day goods.

@Chad Price, I actually use Farm Bureau. 

Farm ground they will only collateralize at 65%.  

Managed to check out one episode on organic farming.