East Texas Farm

2,523+-acre farm located South of Clarksville, Texas. Multiple parcel farm portfolio comprising of 2,080+ acres tillable of which 750 acres is under pivot irrigation. Dominate soil types are Deport, Houston and Burleson clay soils. Water risk is mitigated with reservoir storage, no wells, and each pivot was designed for extra storage for drought years. All utilities, pumps, pipelines and needed equipment in place and is included in sale.

Currently farm is tenant operated and professionally managed for improving the land through conservation, nutrients and wildlife. The farm is set up for a buyer/operator or an investor with tenant farmer in place. Recent crops include cotton, corn and soybeans. A total of six Zimmatic pivots backed with multiple reservoirs water over 750 acres suitable for an array of crops; corn, cotton, milo, wheat, soybeans and improved grasses are grown in the area and the farm could be planted to permanent crops depending on what investors needs. NOTE: Farm has room for additional irrigation if more is needed.

FACTS

-2,523+- acre farm located South of Clarksville, Texas
-Currently tenant operated

IMPROVEMENTS

-750 acres of pivot irrigation, contains (6) Zimmatic pivots- 3 new and 3 2015 models
-(5) reservoirs totaling 120+ acres of surface water
-(1) Case diesel pump with Lubbock pump, 2015 model motor and 2022 pump
-(1) Electric motor and pump 2022 model
-(1) John Deere diesel power unit with side mount generator 2021 model, Lubbock pump 2015 model
-(2) phase convertors
-5+ miles of PVC water lines
-(2) flood-controlled duck sloughs
-Partial fencing
-Multiple gravel interior roads
-Multiple gated entries
-All utilities in place

CROPS

Current crops in the area range from corn, cotton, milo, soybeans, winter wheat, grazing wheat/rye and established pasture for grazing. Property could make an exceptional grazing property with irrigation to help with grass production. Also, farm is in a grain deficit area and within 60 miles of property more than 600,000 bushels of corn are consumed weekly between multiple poultry companies as well as livestock feed production facilities. Cotton is also a now a viable crop option with state-of-the-art gin located 45 miles from the farm, Cooper, Texas built in 2015. As for small grains and soybeans, most are shipped to regional users for further processing.

WILDLIFE

Property is in the central flyway for migratory waterfowl, primarily property has great number of ducks and occasional geese. Water habitat, farmland and plentiful surrounding wooded habitat make for superior deer hunting. Future income is possible with leasing applicable to duck/deer hunting either to a group or outfitter.

MINERALS

All owned minerals convey

Disclaimer: All information provided herein was acquired from sources deemed reliable and is believed to be accurate. However, we do not warrant its accuracy or completeness and recommend that every item of interest be independently verified by Purchaser.

Located on FM 1501 in Lamar County, this productive farm offers excellent soils and is currently owner operated as a row crop operation. The property features excellent dark clay soils, well-suited for growing soybeans, corn, and milo, which have been the customary crops here. A 40×60 metal shop provides ample space for equipment storage, maintenance, and farm work. With dependable dirt and a functional layout, this farm is ready for continued production or expansion. This is a strong opportunity for anyone looking to invest in quality farmland with proven yields and the infrastructure to keep operations running smoothly.

Disclaimer: All information provided herein was acquired from sources deemed reliable and is believed to be accurate. However, we do not warrant its accuracy or completeness and recommend that every item of interest be independently verified by Purchaser.

2115+- acre farm located in Lamar, County near Paris, Texas. Highly productive and intensely managed, the farm boasts 770+ acres of irrigated farmland, grain storage, farm facilities and plenty of highway access.

FACTS
– (+-)2125 acres total
– Currently owner-operated
– 1.45 miles of FM frontage and 5.5 miles of County Road frontage
– 12.5 miles from downtown Paris, Texas

IMPROVEMENTS
– 3,598 square foot home
– 1,008 square foot secondary home
– 1,456 square foot double wide
– (4) Irrigation Pivots (770+ acres irrigated)
– (3) Irrigation pumps with diesel motors
– (1) generator
– (1) Irrigation pier
– 7787′ of underground pipeline
– (3) irrigation reservoirs totaling 94+ acres of surface water
-Grain Storage:
*(2) 8000 bushel bins
*(3) 50000 bushel bins w/fans
*(1) 25,000 Square Foot flat grain warehouse w/fans (can handle commodities as well, +- 350,000 bushel capacity)
*(2) 1000 bushel overhead bins
– 60×110 Shop/Equipment Storage
– 200×40 shop with office and lean to
Cattle Facilities
*4,000 square foot shed
*5,900 square foot hay shed
*1,200 square foot shed
*Pipe corrals
CURRENT/FUTURE USES
– Currently used for crop production, crops include: corn, cotton, milo, wheat and soybeans
– Future use could include crop production, cow/calf, yearling or industrial site (large water main on FM Highway frontage)

WILDLIFE
-Farm is located in large flyway, coupled with crops and water resources make for exceptional waterfowl hunting. Also farm has superior deer hunting for the area. Wildlife for the area include: Whitetail deer, waterfowl, Dove and hog.

Disclaimer: All information provided herein was acquired from sources deemed reliable and is believed to be accurate. However, we do not warrant its accuracy or completeness and recommend that every item of interest be independently verified by Purchaser.

Exceptional +-1,229-Acre farm offering located South of Clarksville Texas between FM 909 & FM 910. The Brewster Farm consists of mixed 2 & 3 clay soils, pivot irrigation, County Road & Farm to Market Road frontage, utilities and ample water storage for row crop farming. Turnkey sale includes irrigation equipment and infrastructure.

Facts

– Located 2.5 Miles South of Clarksville, Texas
– Currently tenant leased
– +-1,229 Acres total (332.41 acres under pivot irrigation)

Improvements

– (3) Zimmatic Pivots (2021-Year model)
– (2) Irrigation reservoirs with concrete spill ways
– (2) Irrigation pumps
– 5,350 feet of pipelines (irrigation use)
– Phase convertors, valves and associated irrigation infrastructure
– (2) Levee duck sloughs
– 3-Phase electric & county water on site

Current And Future Uses

Currently the Brewster Farm is utilized for row crop production. Current crops include Wheat, Corn, Cotton, Milo and Soybeans. Farm has great potential for planting in grass and fencing for cattle, or hay operation. Additionally, part of the farm could be utilized for sod production.
Current lease rates, T-yields, improvement list, soil maps and other investor information available from listing agent. Property also has 69Kv power line that offers solar development opportunity.

Wildlife

Plentiful wildlife in area, whitetail deer, ducks, dove and hogs. The sloughs on the property were designed to farm the area and during winter months close the drainage to have shallow sloughs for duck hunting, see map.

Disclaimer
All information provided herein was acquired from sources deemed reliable and is believed to be accurate. However, we do not warrant its accuracy or completeness and recommend that every item of interest be independently verified by Purchaser.