Acreage Range: Over 2,000

Rancho Malpais

Rancho Malpais is an excellent short-grass ranch set in the heart of Northeast New Mexico, just off the historic Santa Fe Trail. This 5,811± deeded-acre property sits 38 miles west of Clayton and 17 miles south of Des Moines at an average elevation of 6,500’. From nearly every vantage point, the ranch offers sweeping 40-mile views of Sierra Grande, Capulin, the Don Carlos Hills, Barela Mountain, the Seven Sisters (Palo Blanco), Laughlin Peak, and many others notable landmarks. The ranch is divided into five pastures ranging from 950 to 1,650 acres, each with at least two reliable sources of water. …

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2,559 +/- Acres in Deaf Smith County

This 2,559 +/- acre ranch located in Western Deaf Smith County offers a little of everything and a whole lot of opportunity. 1,254.62 acres are currently enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) through 2032 with an annual payment of $47,814.00 or $38.11 per acre. The CRP is available for seasonal grazing every other year and has been managed in a way in which roughly half of the acres are available for grazing each year. 1,160+/- acres are currently in cultivation and planted to wheat. A portion of the wheat is being grazed out and a portion of the wheat …

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Bar 6 Feedyard and Farms

RECENTLY SOLD Farmland: 1,306+/- acres of irrigation provides support to the feedyard for both feed and grazing opportunities. Currently the owner is utilizing 2,425+/- total gpm (1.86 gpm/wet acre) off of 32 electric submersible wells. Additional wells are in service and can be used for irrigation but are currently reserved to support the feedyard. Various sprinkler models range in age from older to 2024 model Reinkes. The balance of 1,229.17+/- acres is a mixture of grass, CRP, and dryland farm ground. Feedyard/Headquarters:  No expenses were spared on this newly constructed feedyard and farm headquarters. The yard offers 2,700’ of concrete …

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