Improvements

The ranch is easily accessible via well-maintained county roads on both the north and south sides and has great boundary fences overall. With a little work on the Lane and Ness County tracts, the entire ranch can be fully utilized for cattle grazing. Water is always readily available with three separate wells, one with a solar pump that was completely redone in September 2024, and two pond beds currently holding water. The ranch also features electricity on site, a fully enclosed machine shed with concrete floors, and a partially enclosed Morton shed.

Recreation

This region of Kansas is renowned for its abundant whitetail deer population, and occasionally, mule deer can be spotted as well. The ranch also supports healthy numbers of turkey, quail, pheasant, and dove. With its diverse terrain and nearly 2,000 acres, the property offers a prime opportunity to cultivate a thriving population of whitetail and mule deer

Agriculture

Currently, 215 +/- acres are planted with wheat, which will be harvested in the summer of 2025, and an additional 107 +/- acres are currently unplanted. The farm ground is level and consists mainly of class 2 & 3 soils with silt loam soil compositions. Of the total acreage, 802 acres are enrolled in the grasslands CRP program, providing around $15,400 in income, and another 72 acres are enrolled in other CRP programs. The current owners also lease the 802 acres in Finney County for grazing, generating additional cash rent

Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources

The property features three separate water wells: two powered by electricity and one by a solar pump, with the solar equipment included in the sale. The solar equipment was fully replaced at the end of 2024. The seller’s mineral rights convey with the property, but there is currently no mineral production. The livestock water infrastructure includes multiple hydrants and tanks, ensuring ample water distribution throughout the ranch. There are no adjudicated water rights.

Region & Climate

Ness County, Kansas, experiences an average of 22 inches of annual rainfall, 19 inches of snowfall, and enjoys around 241 sunny days each year. The region is recognized for its native short grass rangelands and fertile agricultural lands.

Location

The farm is about 10 miles south west of Beeler, Kansas which is 15 miles west of Ness City, Kansas. The northern property line borders County Road 20 and the southern property line borders E Alamota Road. The property sits about two miles west of the Beeler County Road. Portions of this ranch are located in Ness, Lane, and Finney counties.