This fertile farmland is just minutes from the new Texas A&M campus in north McAllen. Its sandy loam soils have grown everything from watermelons, sunflower seeds, potatoes, sesame, corn and are planted in Milo. There's a retention pond on the south side used to store water pumped to a sprinkler system for irrigation. ( Or, you can make it a permanent fishing pond ). There is also an irrigation canal located along the east side of the Property from which one can buy water.

County Road 3401 fronts the west side of the farm, giving it easy access from FM 490 or Mile 14.