Eastern Colorado FarmPowers County, ColoradoLocation: 16 miles south of Lamar, Colorado on Highway 287 and 6 miles west. Land Tenure: 7,500 deeded acres, more or less. Land enrolled in CRP: 5,670+/- acres, crop land: 330+/- acres, Native pasture: 1,500+/- acres. NOTE: There are 5,770+/- acres available for DCP payments if the buyer desires to not extend the CRP participation. The total combined payment from all the operators are $159,916.00. Soils: The soils are Renohill-Wiley-Travessilla Association. These soils are shallow to deep and are gently sloping to steep soils. They are a loam to sandy loam. These soils are normally dry farmed or used as native pasture. Water System: This Eastern Colorado Farm has an excellent livestock watering system. Water is provided by two artesian wells, pipe lines and numerous storage tanks along with 4 windmills together with a live water creek that crosses the property diagonally. Improvements: Improvements include a nicely remodeled main home and a manager's home. There are a good set of corrals, cattle shed, tack shed and a large round top barn all located at the headquarters. Wildlife: Prong horn antelope, quail, deer, bobcat, pheasant, migratory ducks and geese along with a Saturday night in Lamar. Taxes: Taxes in 2007 were $5,946.48 Brokers Comments: This property has been in one family for many years and is a good honest eastern Colorado farm and ranch. It is located just north of one of the largest wind farms in Colorado. Price: Upon request by financially qualified purchasers. Presented by:
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