This farm is primarily flat and contains 560 +/- acres of dryland cultivation and 25 acres of native pasture. The property is ideal for a wheat-stocker operation, or could be put into grass for year around grazing for a cow/calf herd.
The cultivation is divided in half by a five line, barbed wire fence, for rotating stockers. The east side has two large water tanks in the native pasture, one of which is several acres in size, and the west side has a large catch in the field, so cattle on either side have easy access to water. There is also a community water line in place, as well as electricity.
The property is located just north of the town of Benjamin and is accessible by an easement road from Highway 6, or on the southeast corner, a county road. In addition to being a quality farm, there is good hunting for deer, hog, turkey, and dove, as evidenced by the numerous tracks around the water tanks. The land is surrounded by dense pasture and acts as a food plot for the wildlife. This hunting provides an additional income opportunity too.
Additional native pasture acres can be bought that adjoins this farm, up to 2000, if the buyer wanted more land to graze or hunt. Call for more details.
Asking Price: $925/acre (mineral rights included)
Call land agent Ben Belew for more information about this property.
