Located 1 mi. south of Dimmitt, irrigated with 920± acres of buried drip line on 80" centers. Approx. 1050 gpm of water, 16 wells, submersible electric pumps and motors connected by high-pressure underground line. If a Buyer is interested, current owner is willing to lease this farm back and continue to operate it.
CHOICE 320± ACRE irrigated farm, w/pivot sprinklers, irrigation wells & an older home which would be livable or could be moved. On pvmt. in the prime farming area of Castro Co., TX.
The east sprinkler (Tenant's) is a seven tower late 90's model Valley which is for sale along with the farm. Let's Look!
FIFTEEN 10± ACRE TRACTS!
Discover the possibilities with these 10± acre tracts of undeveloped land located just minutes from Dimmitt or Hereford, TX. Dreaming of building your custom home or investing in land with future growth potential, this property offers the space and freedom to bring your vision to life. Flat, open terrain with native grasses, great panoramic views and stunning West Texas sunsets. These tracts offer a rare blend of freedom and opportunity!
1715± Total Acres
Of this, 1630± acres irrigated with buried drip lines on 80' centers. There are 31 irrigation wells produce approximately 3600 gpm and are equipped with submersible electric motors and pumps. High-pressure (50#) plastic, under-ground lines connect all wells. This is a very fertile, highly productive farm with predominately Pullman clay loam soil type. It has a well-designed, high-quality irrigation infrastructure and is located in close proximity to several dairies and feedyards. If a Buyer is interested, the current owner is willing to cash lease this farm and continue to operate it.
This near perfect farm is irrigated by 80± acres of buried drip line of 80" centers. There are numerous feedlots and dairies in this area which provide a strong market for corn silage, wheat hay and silage. These operations also supply manure for use as fertilizer. If a Buyer is interested, current owner is willing to lease this farm back and continue to operate it.
This farm consists of a 661± acre section (Tract 1) and an adjoining 658± acre section (Tract 2). There are many feedlots and dairies in this area which provide a good market for corn silage and wheat hay and silage. In addition, these operations supply manure for use as fertilizer. This is a nice farm with good water located in a highly productive farming area. The owner is willing to lease this farm back and continue to operate it.
161± acres of irrigated farmland located in Southwest Castro County in a very productive area. Crops grown in the area include cotton, corn, wheat, sorghum and silage for area feedyards and dairies. Soils are mostly Olton clay loam with Estacado and Acuff loam soils as well. This is a good farm with a variety of cropping options in a very productive farming area and excellent access with FM 145 frontage!
Located 4.5 miles west of Muleshoe on FM 1760. Irrigated farm of 160± acres with a 2017 built 1,800± sq.ft.home, metal roof and 600 sq.ft. covered front porch. Home has 3 br, 2 ba, office. Finishings include granite countertops in the kitchen and bathrooms along with crown molding in the living areas. New flooring in several areas of the home are currently being installed. Other improvements: 4,032 sq.ft. pole barn with attached shed housing horse pens and cattle working pens. A 5 tower Zimmatic center pivot irrigates approximately 70 acres with 3 wells equipped with submersible pumps producing a total of 150± GPM.
Total Acres: 883.7± ● TRACT 1 (640±ac)
● TRACT 2 (160±ac)
● TRACT 3 (83.7±ac)
These 3 tracts are located in Bailey county and can be sold separately or in any combination. There are 3 improved grass tracts that are currently in CRP but will expire in 2026. These tracts offer the opportunity to purchase the number of acres that you wish. These properties offer bird hunting, mule deer hunting opportunities.
The ranch contains 330± deeded acres of improved grass and is conveniently located on FM 2880 between Panhandle, Groom and White Deer, and is only 40 minutes or less to downtown Amarillo. The Panhandle Groundwater District saturated thickness map from 2020 shows the property to be in an area of 125 to 150 feet of water. This valuable land can be left in grass for cattle grazing, cultivated as a dryland farm, re-developed for irrigation or purchased as an investment.
320± ACRES, FARM,RANCH, HUNT
Beautiful ranch just a few miles south of Tell, TX. Accessible through county road 194, 17.85mi to Childress. Native pasture, grazing opportunities, hunting, recreational. A 60 ± acre portion is tilled, fenced, Carey loam, utilize for cultivating crops,or return to pasture. An excellent piece of land for a ranching operation, hunting or recreational getaway. Contact us today if you are interested to schedule a time to visit this ranch!
160± acre tract, native grassland available for grazing and infrastructure in place for its current oil production. The tract is located roughly 21 miles north of Plains, Texas and 32 miles southwest of Whiteface, Texas. This area is home to mule deer and can be used for recreational hunting.
This 27.14± acre tract of level, clean land, good access from two all-weather roads, easy connectivity with Hwy 60. Two wells (condition unknown) with electricity.
The seller will transfer ownership of any minerals they own. Bordered by fair to good fencing on two sides, solid coverage from expired CRP grass. Farm, Build, Develop!
This property consists of 188.4± acres (per appraisal district). CRP and some native grass. 147.69 acres are enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program at a rate of $51.50 per acre through September 30, 2031 for a total annual payment of $7,606.00. The property has mostly Amarillo and Olton soils and according to the HPUWCD #1 there is 1 well of unknown condition as per seller.
Located just outside Vega, this expansive 589.53± acre property (per appraisal district) offers outstanding potential for farming, ranching, or future development. With approximately one mile of Interstate 40 frontage and an overpass at the northeast corner, the site boasts excellent access and visibility. Additional caliche road access runs along the east boundary.
636.98± acres. The property fronts FM 2037, 3 miles S of I10 just WSW of Ft. Stockton.Owner does not own any of the mineral rights; however, it appears that 427.79± acres are State Mineral Classified. Solar and wind energy rights convey with the property, not currently leased. Tremendous availability of acceptable quality water, located above the Edwards Trinity Aquifer. Included at no additional cost is an undivided 3/8 interest in 29.17± acres that joins the land on its NW side and is apparently the remainder of a 99-year lease executed in 1937.
This farm consists of 320± acres of improved grass which formerly had 297.3 acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program and the balance in native grass. This acreage would make excellent pasture or could go back into crop production.Very productive soils make this an excellent investment now and in the future!
Good dryland farm with HWY frontage and good fences on two sides. 3 wells, two with turbines and one submersible. 187.76 acres planted in wheat, 62.24 acres grass, remaining in wheat stubble. Incl 3 brm / 2 bath 1,912 sq. ft. home, Quonset barn + pens on 4 acres (approx.) + a domestic well.
This is a good, level, dryland farm that is mostly Pullman Clay Loam Soil with Hwy frontage on FM 168. Five strand, wire fences are in excellent condition with wide, steel pipe gates on the West side. It is easily accessible by either US Hwy 60 or Farm to Market Road 1062, located in Canyon, Texas school district.
2777± Total Acres
>>> ALAMO FARM: 2045±ac Investment Grade Ag Asset >>> TABOSA: 732± ac Investment Grade Min. & Ag Asset This property consists of two separate tracts of land, both of which have large quantities of irrigation / commercial water and producing minerals. A rare convergence of water, infrastructure, organic certification, mineral production. Alamo Farm and Tabosa are scalable, high-performing assets, strong history, exceptional future!
Total Acres: 106±
Improved grassland, formerly under the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), is now on the market, crop bases in place. Excellent option for beginners in the cow/calf business, expanding a current operation or for anyone looking for a rural location to build a home or barndo.
This property consists of 160± acres (per appraisal district). The farm is in two tracts of approximately 85 acres and 75 acres. Both properties have county road access with the 85 acre tract having pavement frontage. Take a look at this excellent farmland close to Vernon, Texas!
●Acres: 2550.65±
●Farm ●Dryland ●Grass ●Ranch
Take a look at this highly productive farm and ranch offering in Adams County, located just miles from Byers, CO. Comprised of four separate sections totaling 2,550.65± acres, this property sits on flat to gently rolling plains on the scenic Colorado Prairie. Excellent county road access on multiple sides allows for efficient farming operations and easy land management. Multi-peril insurance is in place on the 2026 wheat crop. This is a strong Eastern Colorado agricultural opportunity combining productive soils, established planting history, income potential and outstanding access.
●Acres: 255.474±
●Native Pasture ●Irrigated ●Dry Land
This is a neat, clean, well-appointed, well-cared for operation which will work well for irrigated hay production combined with livestock. Improvements on the property include an approx. 20'x80' shop with a concrete floor, wired for 240 volt electricity & livestock handing facilities consisting of a set of welded pipe pens. Demand seems to be extremely good for choice horse hay all across the SW United States with this property being a prime supplier.
813± total acres 500± wet acres located 7mi. NE of Clayton, New Mexico irrigated by four quarter mile pivot sprinklers.Feed yard permitted to feed cattle with 15,000 head capacity, part of a much larger permit. Facilities are well maintained: up-to-date office, combination truck, cattle scale, dry-roll feed mill, silage pits, many out buildings and large, round metal tanks for feed storage. Ranchland located S. and W. of Clayton also available to be combined with the feedyard and farms.
The Apache Farm is 5 mi. E. of Clayton, NM on HWY 56, thence 3 mi. N on the Kenton, Oklahoma HWY 406 to the SE corner of the property. The property has 2 pivot sprinklers, four irrigation wells and a livestock well on the NWpart of the property that supplies water for livestock and wildlife. This farm may be bought together with a large feedyard which we currently also have listed for sale and a section of land with 4 quarter mile pivot sprinklers for additional feed and cattle production.
1822± acres, located S. and E. of Clayton, NM, in some of the most sought after cattle grazing country in the Continental USA, this very productive and well maintained ranch consists of mainly grama and buffalo grasses and is currently being operated as a cow-calf operation but could also be operated as an excellent yearling operation.
This ranch is located in the heart of cattle country and deserves your attention..
●Acres: 634.4± 634.4± acres of irrigated farmland located in Cimarron County in a very productive area. Crops grown in the area include corn, wheat, sorghum and silage for area feedyards and dairies. The property consists of two quarters and a half-section all located within a mile and a half of one another. Soils: Sherman clay loam, Gruver loam and Conlen-Dalhart complex. This farm has excellent access being 16 miles north of Stratford, TX west of Beaver Road and approx. 23 mi. W. of Texhoma, OK.
●Acres: 320± Located in Cimarron County in a very productive area. Three irrigation wells and two Reinke center pivot sprinklers around 7-8 years old, irrigating 240± acres with two corners being dryland and the balance in grass. Soil is comprised of over 95% Sherman clay loam. With half a mile of paved frontage, this farm has excellent access being 13 miles north of Stratford, TX along FM 2677 (Beaver Road) and NS 53 Road. The farm is also 17 miles west of Texhoma, OK.
●Acres: 25.13±
●Farm ●Ranch
Location: SW of Felt, OK approximately 1.5 miles on the south side of the highway.
Highway Frontage, one well, metal framed barn and storage container.
●Acres: 159.7± Native grassland located in Cimarron County, very productive area. Crops grown in the area include corn, wheat, sorghum and silage for area feedyards and dairies.
Take advantage of excellent access being 16 miles north of Stratford, TX west of Beaver Road and approximately 23 miles west of Texhoma, OK.
*FOR SALE*
Cimarron County, OK
The information contained herein is as obtained by Scott Land Company LLC - Dimmitt, Texas from the owner and other sources and even though this information is considered reliable, neither broker nor owner make any guarantee, warranty or representation as to correctness of any data or descriptions and the accuracy of such statements should be determined through independent investigation made by the prospective purchaser. This offer for sale is subject to prior sale, errors and omissions, change of price, terms or other conditions or withdrawal from sale in whole or in part, by seller without notice and at the sole discretion of seller. Readers are urged to form their own independent conclusions and evaluations in consultation with legal counsel, accountants, and/or investment advisors concerning any and all material contained herein.
