112312, Upon reading your post again, had more detailed thoughts: In my opinion, it is a bad idea to put info/flyer in the mailbox (not only because it is illegal) but because it will give a bad impression about you... gives the impression that you are unethical if/when it meets your needs.
But to have a nicely done flyer in-hand, a knock on a door with a friendly smile and a brief but friendly explanation of "I am trying to get started farming, so I am looking for land to rent... but I don't want to intrude on your time, so here is a flyer with my contact information. Please contact me if interested or pass my name along to anyone you know who may be interested. Thank you for time."
Also like the idea of the guy who said get involved in your community a bit, so you get to know folks - they will help you spread the word too.
Regarding an ad in the paper: a local guy just runs an ad that says "Local, young farmer looking to expand wants land to rent. Will consider smaller plots of land."
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