Tract 1 These 2 sections of 1,325 acres are 5.4 miles east of Dimmitt and 6.5 miles west of Nazareth with a mile of frontage on TX Hwy 86. The 661 acre northeast section has 539 acres of dryland farm ground and 122 irrigated acres. A 1984 eight (8) Tower Valley center pivot system equipped with a 10 HP booster pump, 60 spaced drops and small tires irrigates the northeast quarter of this section. The southwest section of 664 acres has 500 acres irrigated. A mile 1994 Valley sprinkler is nozzled at 800 GPM with 60 drops & nozzles. This pivot has 15 HP booster pump and 16 spans with 11.2x38 tires. The pivot reportedly is capable of handling 1,000 GPM. The southwest section has 8 wells and the northeast section has 3 wells. There is a pipeline that connects all the wells of both sections.

SOLD!!! Tract 2 640 Acres located 3.8 miles north of Dimmitt on US 385 and 2 miles east on County Road 610. This property is approximately .75 of a mile east-west and 1.3 miles north-south. One center pivot irrigates 125 +/- acres located in the north of the property. According to the owner, the pivot is a 1983 or 1984 eight tower Valley nozzled at 300 GPM with 11.2 x 24 tires. The pivot is supplied by 5 irrigation wells which are equipped with electric submersible motors and pumps.

The south of the 640 acres has 318.1 acres under contract in the Conservation Reserve Program through 2016 at a payment rate of $41.79 per acre for a total payment of $13,293.00 annually. There is good grass cover and there is good, five-strand, steel post and cedar fencing around the perimeter of the entire property and a cross fence dividing the two halves.

SOLD!!! Tract 3 - A nice Conservation Reserve Program property, located 3.8 miles North of Dimmitt on Hwy 385 and 4.2 miles East on CR 610.

The property consists of 676.88 acres more or less with 625.4 acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program at a rate of $41.99 per acre through September 30, 2016. The total annual payment is $26,261.00.

There is a good cover of grass which will be ready to graze cattle when the contract ends. The perimeter fence is good four strand fence with one side being adequate. Production water rights no longer belong with the property but stock/domestic rights continue with the property.

This is a section of nearly level land with excellent Pullman A soil. This property will make an excellent grass pasture, dryland farm or potentially could be signed into a new CRP contract at the expiration of the current contract.

These are very nice farms with good soils and considerable depreciation located in a very productive farming area!