160 Acres in Hale County
These 160 acres are a good cultivated irrigated farm. The farm lays level and has excellent soil to produce good crops. There are 2 submersible wells that together pump approximately 300 gallons of underground irrigation water per minute. Both submersible pumps were replaced in the last few years. The Northeast well was just pulled in late November 2019 and the perforated pipe was cleaned and the well lowered 8 ft. Also, the pump was checked out and was in good shape.
This land has had top rated farmers farming the land for many years with a good heavy fertilized program which has produced great yields on cotton and corn.
The 7-tower sprinkler is a late 90's Valley model and has always been maintained to be in good working condition. The sprinkler is owned by the sellers of the farm and will be conveyed to the buyer.
Included in this packet on Farm Number 1026, Hale County, Texas, a...
Included in this packet on Farm Number 1026, Hale County, Texas, are FSA records and documents on Tract 2021 prepared April 9, 2019. The farm property is in Hale County Plat Book on Plat 5, known as the NW 1/4 of Section 13, Block D-6.
Legal description: The Northwest 1/4 of Section 13, Block D-6, Hale County, Texas.
The price of the land includes 2 submersible wells and the 7-tower sprinkler pivot, underground tile all electrical switch boxes.
NOTE: There are very likely two locators on this land that new wells can be drilled. One well could likely be drilled near the pivot center and the other possible well toward the South boundary of the farm.
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Starting from the intersection of Texas State Highway 70 and FM Highway 400 in Plainview, Texas, turn South and go one mile. There is a railroad crossing, continue South on FM 400 6/10th of a mile, turn left/east on CR 110 and go one mile to a dead end and turn South on CR Y, then go 1/2 mile and you will be at the Northwest corner of the farm. You can turn left/east and you will be on CR 115. The farm lays East/West 1/2 mile on CR 115 and North/South on CR Y.