Brown Farms

Brown Farms We are a first generation farming operation that got its start with the help of the community. Looking for like minded partners to grow our farm.

Specializing in promoting healthy soils and minimize soil erosion while being a profitable farming operation. We currently farm 1200 acres of corn, soybeans, and wheat. We produce hay and have a small cattle herd as well as a flock of hair sheep and cross bred club lamb ewes. Custom farming is a large part of what and how we started with an additional 400 acres of custom work completed each year.

We are always looking to expand our operation with additional acres. We strive to treat every acre as if it was owned by us stiving to achieve the highes yeilds while building the soil>

03/14/2026

More than 15% of all U.S. farmland is owned by landlords who have never farmed a day in their lives, according to the results of a new USDA survey.

Nearly 80% of rented farmland in the U.S. is owned by non-farming landlords, according to a new USDA survey. Over half of those landowners have never farmed, and the average landlord is nearly 70 years old.

Read the full story at the link in the comments to find out what the data reveals about farmland ownership and the future of land transitions 🔗⬇️

03/13/2026

This example isn’t from Ohio but has some great ideas on how to transition in and out of farming. The number one thing I hear a lot of time is I can afford to retire because of the tax penalty they face. Tools like mentioned here could help transition to another generation and help with the tax problems. We aren’t tax professionals but if you’re interested in exploring alternative ways to transition from farming, we would love to have conversations with you!

🌾 Partner With Nathan & Jennifer Brown Farms 🌾Nathan & Jennifer Brown Farms are looking to partner with local landowners...
03/08/2026

🌾 Partner With Nathan & Jennifer Brown Farms 🌾

Nathan & Jennifer Brown Farms are looking to partner with local landowners and retiring farmers who want to see their land continue to be farmed with care and integrity.

As our operation grows, we’re seeking opportunities to lease farmland or create long-term partnerships that keep productive land in agriculture for the next generation.

If you:
✅ Own farmland and are looking for a dependable farmer
✅ Are considering retiring from farming
✅ Want your land cared for with modern, soil focused, conservation minded, responsible practices

We would love to visit with you and discuss how we can work together. Our goal is to build lasting relationships while respecting your land and its legacy.

📞 Send us a message here on Facebook or call us to learn more.

🌱 *Let’s grow the future together!

10/02/2025
09/09/2025

The Farm Science Review is just around the corner. Visit us September 16 – 18 at Booth 523 on Land Ave – we’ll be highlighting innovative BRANDT technologies designed to help growers maximize performance and profitability.

More information here: https://fsr.osu.edu/visitor-information-fsr

We are excited to share that we are making moves and looking forward to a new venture in 2026. We are officially a Brand...
09/09/2025

We are excited to share that we are making moves and looking forward to a new venture in 2026. We are officially a Brandt Consolidated Inc. dealer carrying crop nutritional products and spray adjuvants! Reach out to see what all we offer!

https://brandt.co/

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Panhandle Road
Hillsboro, OH
45133

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We currently farm 1100 acres of corn, soybeans, and wheat. We produce hay and have a small cattle herd. Custom farming is a large part of what and how we started with an additional 400 acres of custom work completed each year. We are always looking to expand our operation with additional acres. We strive to treat every acre as if it was owned by us stiving to achieve the highes yeilds while building the soil>