Will it be worth to buy a home which is constructed on agriculture land?

If this homes water supply comes from a well, it wouldn’t hurt to get the water tested for chemicals. I looked at a home one time that was located next to an orchard that dated back 100 years and a history of aerial cropdusting, and it was a good buy. I told a nurse friend about the property, and she said both the husband and the wife had died from a rare cancer. I’m not sure your fears are unrealistic; on the other hand, every piece of land had some use before a new house is built, wherever that occurs. I’d like to hope that most agricultural chemicals break down eventually with sunlight, rain, and age. I don’t think this would stop me from buying this home, but I would check the well, if there is one.