The irrigation system in place provides more than ample water with 41 wells on the farm. In addition to the wells, there are three (3) relifts located in the northeast corner of the farm in Big Bayou that strategically push water to the west into the cypress brake. Irrigation water is then picked up by other re-lifts located on the cypress brake, or gravity flows out of the cypress brake to be later picked up by other re-lifts on the farm. The western portion of the farm also has great surface water with two re-lifts on Bayou Bartholomew and one located in Dead Bayou that are connected by a network of underground pipe.

The farm is also located in an area known for good waterfowl hunting being situated just east of the famous Cut Off Creek Wildlife Management Area. Field hunting opportunities already exist on the farm, and additional revenue could be generated through hunting leases.

Located on the northern portion of the farm is a 400,000-bushel grain bin storage facility that consists of 8 total bins on a loop system resting on 19 (+/-) total acres. The tenant farmer owns the grain bin facility, but is conveying them with the farm. The asking price stipulated within this offering brochure includes both the farm and grain bin facility. With the highway influence and acreage mix, the seller is open to possible tract divisions. We have included an aerial map within this brochure of possible divisions.

The Dermott Farm is a great opportunity to acquire a large investment grade farm with a superb irrigation system and great soils in one contiguous block. Any questions concerning this offering, or to schedule a property tour should be directed to Gar Lile (mobile: 501-920-7015) or Gardner Lile (mobile: 501-658-9275) of Lile Real Estate, Inc.