Delaney Tee

11+ years experience

Focus Dairy

Updated July 20, 2026

  • Farmland
  • 21-50 acres
  • Lease
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Delaney Tirrell

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Hi! Me and my fiancé are casually searching for a dairy farm to lease or lease to own.

11+ years experience

Currently farming

Yes

Highest level of farming experience

Farm management experience

Description of farming experience

Milking and managing up to 75 head, tie stall and herringbone, heat detection, vaccinations, identifying and treating mastitis/other illness, raw milk handling and sterilization practices, tagging, dehorning, breeding choices, bottle feeding, calving and post calving care, calf care, rotational grazing, weaning, clipping, hoof care

Tenure arrangement desired

Lease

Tenure arrangement description

Looking for a place to start our own dairy herd, with potential to do a lease to own, or longterm lease. Rotational grazing, regenerative agriculture, and intentional farming is our focus, with the hopes of building a small herd of cows capped at around 20 milking at any time. 

Planned farm enterprise: Primary

Dairy

Planned farm enterprises: Others

Homesteading, Livestock

Farm enterprises description

Small herd of around 20 milking, with room to grow to 30 in time, but we believe keeping the herd small will be our best bet at intentionally keeping our practices sustainable. 

Written business plan

In progress

Business planning description

This is a very causal search to see what’s out there, we know dairy farming isn’t a “rich mans business” as I’ve been told many times. It is our passion and we want to be stewards for the next generation to come in a declining industry. 

Farmer housing needed

Yes

Water source needed

Yes

Farm infrastructure needed

  • Barn/farm buildings
  • Electricity/power

Description of infrastructure needed

Dairy barn or barn that can be converted to a milking parlor. 

Access to equipment needed

No

Not growing up in the dairy industry as soon as I got my foot in the door I was hooked. I later roped my fiancé into it. After graduating highschool in 2022, I immediately moved to Vermont to live and work on a dairy farm that practiced sustainable agriculture with a focus on supporting the surrounding community and not overreaching in order to fulfill that sustainable goal. We are searching for a place to call our own, where we can raise our kids the way they should be raised..in a barn! Working on others dairy farms has shown me this is my life passion, and to someday make my own farm to call home is my ultimate goal. Thank you