The Robinson Ranch is split into 3 distinguished parts, each capable of standing on its own, and each available for sale together or separately. The northernmost property lies approximately 15+/- miles north of Highway 2 just off the North Wagner Road. The Eli Place, as referred to by the owners, consists of 5,188+/- deeded acres, including 4,092+/- acres of Improved Pasture and 1,096+/- acres of Native Grass. All acres on the Eli Place are under easement with the US Fish and Wildlife Service for the purpose of protecting and enhancing waterfowl habitat.

The Original FL Robinson Homestead lies just 6+/- miles south of the Northern portion of the ranch, and is the location of approximately 1,600+/- deeded acres, 1,358+/- of those acres in production as conventional dryland farm acres. The remaining 241+/- acres are classified as Native Range. 480+/- acres of the property are under perpetual easement with the US Fish and Wildlife Service for the conservation of waterfowl habitat, however the easement does not prohibit farming.

The FL Robinson Ranch southern holding consists of 10,356+/- Deeded Acres, 359+/- of those acres irrigated with water from the Malta Irrigation District using a network of wheel line and gated pipe, fed by the South Dodson Canal. The gravity fed system has been fine-tuned over the years to operate with efficiency, resulting in high quality hay production for use on the ranch. In addition to the 350+/- Irrigated Acres, the ranch is made up of 7,027+/- acres of Native Grass, 83+/- of Wild Hay, 1,631+/- acres of Improved Pasture and 1,615 acres of Dryland Farm, as well as 634 acres of BLM Lease.