Cropland acres are all GPS graded to drain and also to flood irrigate. pH and Fertility levels have been corrected to levels recommended for high yielding grain crops. Hay and Pasture acres have been intensively managed for proper fertility and pH levels, which is a practice not common to most NE Texas pasture land. Careful attention has been given to stocking rates to prevent overgrazing and maximize forage production and value. Three reservoirs have been built for wildlife and irrigation purposes, providing more than 5,000 acre feet of irrigation water and exceptional duck hunting opportunities. Woods and Wildlife areas include multiple moist soil impoundments and established upland bird habitat, managed to promote diverse vegetation and food sources. There are 50 duck blind locations, 11 deer and hog blind locations, and 500 acres of upland bird habitat.

1. 13,520 acres (7,387 Agriculture / 1,759 Pasture / 4,268 Wildlife Habitat and Water)

2. 4,476 acres of irrigated cropland and 2,911 acres of non-irrigated cropland

3. Qualifies for Conservation Reserve Program and Wetland Reserve Easement Programs

4. Midwest Style Farming Operation

5. 20,000 Acre Feet of Permitted Water Rights

6. Twelve 55,000 Bu Grain Bins

7. Three Large Reservoirs

8. World Class Water Fowl and Upland Hunting Habitat

9. Fertile Sulphur River Bottom Tillable Land