Listing Status: Recently Sold

CRP Grassland in Western Bailey County

RECENTLY SOLD This property presents an excellent opportunity to own 160 acres of CRP grassland, located in western Bailey County, just five miles from the State Line. With a strong stand of CRP grass, the land features a few trees surrounding a Playa Lake in the southeast corner, offering natural beauty and potential for wildlife. Key Features: CRP Contract: The property benefits from a Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) contract, providing steady income until 2032. The annual payment is $7,116.00, or $46.00 per acre, offering a solid investment return. Wildlife: Besides being a great investment, this area is renowned for its …

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Multi-Parcel Absolute Auction in Deaf Smith County

SOLD All three tracts have very close access to Hereford Grain’s Palo Duro Grain Elevator, Top of Texas Cotton Gin, Panhandle Milling, and numerous silage options. Tract 1: Farm to Market Road 2587 provides excellent blacktop access to this 600+/- acre property. Irrigation water is provided by five submersible wells. Water is disbursed through three sprinklers covering 303+/- acres (50.5% developed) including a 1990 five tower T&L covering 50+/- acres, a 1998 quarter mile Reinke, and a 1992 quarter mile Valley. All sprinklers are in good operating condition and have received upgrades. The sprinklers are nozzled for 250 gallons per …

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628 +/- acres Near Texhoma

RECENTLY SOLD This property has been in the same family for decades, and now it’s your chance to own it for the next generation. With proximity to Texhoma, it’s a prime opportunity to capitalize on local growth and housing demand. Currently enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program, it provides $21,320 annually until 2032. The land’s grass stand offers potential for livestock grazing when needed. If you are looking for a place to do some bird hunting with a little revenue and an opportunity for appreciation, this property is a must-see!