Easter Farm
This farm has approximately 1630 acres irrigated with buried drip lines on 80" centers. Drip lines are a very efficient way to utilize water and to also reduce labor requirements. 400 acres of the drip lines have recently been upgraded. There are 31 irrigation wells which produce approximately 3600 gpm and are equipped with submersible electric motors and pumps. High-pressure (50#) plastic, under-ground lines connect all wells. There are two booster pumps used to move water from this farm to adjoining farms that are operated by the owner of this farm. The only non-irrigation improvement is a 60X120 Star-built metal frame building.
Wells range in depth from 390 to 470 with either steel or plastic casing and pumps set near the bottom of the hole. The owner states that the saturated thickness ranges from 80 to 120. Two nearby water-district observation wells (numbers 6976 & 6418) showed ...
Wells range in depth from 390 to 470 with either steel or plastic casing and pumps set near the bottom of the hole. The owner states that the saturated thickness ranges from 80 to 120. Two nearby water-district observation wells (numbers 6976 & 6418) showed 2025 saturated thicknesses of 155.4 and 88.8 with declines in saturated thicknesses from 2015 to 2025 of 2.9 and 9.75. The water-bearing formation in this area does not release water as fast as some areas with higher producing wells but has experienced less decline in water depth than the higher producing areas.
This is a very fertile, highly productive farm with predominately Pullman clay loam soil type. It has a well designed, high-quality irrigation infrastructure and is located in close proximity to several dairies and feedyards. If a Buyer is interested, the current owner is willing to cash lease this farm and continue to operate it.
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About Ben G. Scott
SCOTT LAND COMPANY, LLC BEN G. SCOTT / KRYSTAL M. NELSON DIMMITT, TEXAS A HISTORY Ben G. Scott graduated from Texas Tech University in 1965 and obtained a real estate license in the Spring of 1966. Ben was first licensed with Gibson Real Estate & Insurance in Hereford, Texas and obtained his Broker's license in June of 1967 and is currently a Broker in Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma. Ben worked with Gibson Real Estate and continued farming in the Dimmitt area for many years and opened Scott Land Company in 1980. Ben's daughter, Krystal M. Nelson, obtained her license in 1997 and is now a Broker in Texas, New Mexico and Colorado with Scott Land Company, LLC and is our Qualifying Broker in New Mexico. Scott Land Company currently has 12 agents with over 100 years of combined experience and have many times that experience in farming and ranching. Our agents also have experience in investing, banking, implement dealership, irrigation service, etc. Scott Land Company's emphasis is on agriculture-related properties, i.e. ranches, farms, dairies, feedyards, and grain elevators and has expanded into the residential and recreation markets. We have handled the sale of a number of ranches both large and small in Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Colorado and many farms, mainly in the panhandle area of Texas for over five decades. We are dedicated to the real estate business.