0 Oak Grove Rd , Medford, OR 97501(Jackson County)

With around 20 tillable/farmable acres, combined with water rights from the Medford Irrigation District, the opportunities are endless for your future or expanding agribusiness. The current  irrigation system for the hemp operation is delivered via an above-ground distribution system which also features nutrition injection (negotiable with sale and buyer to do due diligence ). The majority of the property has Class II soils, with 57% being Coleman Loam and 40% being Ruch Silt Loam. The remaining 3% are Class I are Medford Silty Clay Loam. These premium soils are excellent for a wide variety of irrigated row crops such as hemp or strawberries. The convenient location and good traffic count make the property be well-suited for a tasting room with an on-site vineyard or niche farm for consumer sales. The topography is mostly level, allowing for easy harvesting and farm management. Other infrastructure includes bulge (pond) for storing irrigation water, power (single phase), and a domestic well.   

The property is comprised of one tax lot zoned Exclusive Farm Use. While there is currently no homesite associated with the property, the property may qualify in the future by meeting the income requirements associated with the zoning (buyer to do their due diligence regarding any potential homesites). The current zoning allows for the construction of agricultural support buildings for equipment, product storage, farm office, and more. A farm manager’s dwelling may also be permissible (buyer to complete due diligence on all new potential land use changes). The property already has one general purpose building that you could use for livestock, or storage. Access is directly off of Oak Grove Road, which is a paved, two-lane, county maintained roadway. There is also easy access to I-5 as well as the Rogue Valley International Airport.

Medford is centrally located on Interstate 5 in-between Grants Pass and Ashland, and is in a region is known for its beautiful rural estates, vineyards, and productive agricultural lands. The area is known as a developing wine region and niche agricultural community with a strong small-town culture. The climate is highly sought after with four distinct seasons including mild winters and long growing seasons. The area is also an outdoor recreational paradise, with access to thousands of acres of public lands, phenomenal hiking, great camping and RV’ing, horseback riding, and Crater Lake National Park. Southern Oregon is home to abundant water, including the world-renowned Rogue River which offers phenomenal fishing, white water rafting, and many other recreational  opportunities. The Applegate and Illinois Rivers, in addition to over ten other lakes, provide southern Oregon residents ample options for enjoying livewater adventures.