Parcel Book
Forty-two varieties,
five parcels, open ground.
Every crop LERAE grows is a numbered variety on a named parcel — grown in open field, harvested in season, and sold to licensed buyers. Regulated varieties move only under current permits and state rules.
PARCEL A
Sugar & Fiber Rows
V-01 – V-11 · 11 VARIETIESV-01Tobacco farming, field and seed productionRegulated
V-02Cotton farming, field and seed productionFiber
V-03Cottonseed farmingFiber
V-04Cane farming, sugar, field productionSugar
V-05Sugarcane farming, field productionSugar
V-06Sugar beet farmingSugar
V-07Peanut farmingLegume
V-08Agave farmingSpecialty
V-09Guar farmingLegume
V-10Jojoba farmingSpecialty
V-11Kenaf farmingFiber
PARCEL B
The Hay Meadows
V-12 – V-16 · 5 VARIETIESV-12Alfalfa hay farmingHay
V-13Clover hay farmingHay
V-14Grass hay farmingHay
V-15Hay farming (alfalfa hay, clover hay, grass hay)Hay
V-16Mixed hay farmingHay
PARCEL C
The Seed Plots
V-17 – V-27 · 11 VARIETIESV-17Alfalfa seed farmingSeed
V-18Bentgrass seed farmingSeed
V-19Bluegrass-Kentucky seed farmingSeed
V-20Clover seed farmingSeed
V-21Crimson clover seed farmingSeed
V-22Fescue seed farmingSeed
V-23Grass seed farmingSeed
V-24Hay seed farmingSeed
V-25Orchard grass seed farmingSeed
V-26Ryegrass seed farmingSeed
V-27Sorghum sudan seed farmingSeed
PARCEL D
Green & Specialty Rows
V-28 – V-39 · 12 VARIETIESV-28Cannabis, grown in an open fieldLicensed
V-29Hemp, grown in an open fieldLicensed
V-30Marijuana, grown in an open fieldLicensed
V-31Herb farming, open fieldHerb
V-32Hop farmingSpecialty
V-33Mint farmingHerb
V-34Chicory farmingSpecialty
V-35Amaranth farmingGrain
V-36Aloe farmingSpecialty
V-37Spice farmingSpecialty
V-38Tea farmingSpecialty
V-39General combination crop farming (except fruit and nut, oilseed and grain, vegetable)Mixed
PARCEL E
The Sugarbush
V-40 – V-42 · 3 VARIETIESV-40Maple sap gatheringSap
V-41Maple sap concentrating (producing pure maple syrup in the field)Sap
V-42Syrup, pure maple (maple sap reducing)Sap
Grower's Note
Regulated rows grow by the book.
Hemp, cannabis and marijuana lines (V-28–30) are cultivated only under current state licenses with required THC testing, registered acreage and compliant buyer channels — and only where state law permits open-field cultivation. Tobacco and specialty-crop sales follow their own marketing rules. Reserve a crop and the grower's desk will confirm variety, volume and licensing fit.