Sherman County Irrigated Farm
This is an isolated farm with newer equipment. Fifteen total wells produce a combined 3,700+/- gpm or 5.87+/- gpm per irrigated acre. All of the wells are electric and powered by Natural Gas Cat Generators. All Valley Sprinklers. There is good barbed wire fencing along the perimeter of each parcel. Note that additional acres of contiguous groundwater rights will convey with the property to provide for pumping allocation and further well exploration and development if desired. The Seller will reserve the right to drill livestock/domestic wells. The purchase of this farm is contingent upon the Seller leasing the farm back at a competitive rate.
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Take Highway 15 east of Stratford for 8 miles to Precinct Line Road. Turn north and drive 2.5 miles to the SE corner of the property.
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About Hadley Perkins
Hadley grew up in Wildorado, TX on the family farm and cattle operation where he is still active. He received his degree in Agriculture from West Texas A & M University May 2012. He served an Internship with Clift Land Brokers prior to graduation. After graduation Hadley joined Clift Land Brokers team of sales associates. Hadley has agricultural experience including both irrigated and dryland farming, as well as cow calf and stock cattle production.