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We currently have 2 acres of Bosce, Anju, Bartlet and Blush Rose pears and 2 acres of Pirelli, Bosce and Anju pears. We are asking rent $500 per 2 acres yearly. Must care for land and we have tractors and sprayers which can be utilized for a minimal fee. All profit goes to you. Cool room available for rent for those interested.

We also currently have 10 acres of Concord Grapes for $1600 rent yearly. Must keep land tidy, and cared for.

Please contact Frank at 905-829-8087 for any further questions. Thank you!

Price : Please see post
Type : Buy
Location : Grimsby, Ontario, Ontario,Canada, North America
Posted By : fronca  (contact this person)
Date Posted : 1/6/2011 6:25:48 PM
Phone Number : 905-829-8087

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