Hammer Farms
Hammer farms is a 1,144 acre farm and ranch in Rooks County, Kansas, features 879 dryland acres in a wheat and milo rotation with the balance in grassland. With two ponds, draws, and scattered trees, it offers both strong ag production and excellent wildlife habitat. Located just north of Woodston, it combines crop income, grazing potential, and recreational appeal.
Land
The property includes 1,144 contiguous acres, with 879 acres of productive dryland currently farmed in a wheat and milo rotation. These acres provide strong yield potential while maintaining soil health. The remaining acreage consists of native grassland well-suited for seasonal grazing.
Two ponds, natural draws, and scattered trees add functionality and habitat diversity. These features provide reliable water sources for livestock, aid drainage, and attract wildlife. The balance of cropland and grassland makes this tract ...
Two ponds, natural draws, and scattered trees add functionality and habitat diversity. These features provide reliable water sources for livestock, aid drainage, and attract wildlife. The balance of cropland and grassland makes this tract a versatile investment for producers and landowners.
Recreation
The mix of cropland, grassland, tree cover, and ponds creates outstanding recreational value. The property supports healthy populations of whitetail deer, turkey, and upland game birds, making it ideal for hunting. Ponds also draw waterfowl, further enhancing wildlife opportunities.
Region & Climate
Rooks County, Kansas, offers a climate well-suited for farming and ranching. Summers are warm to hot, winters are cold but manageable, and annual precipitation averages 25 inches, with most falling in late spring and early summer. Snowfall is moderate, while fall is typically dry and mild, favoring harvest and outdoor activity.
Location
Located just a few miles north of Woodston, Kansas, this property sits in a rural setting. Stockton, the Rooks County seat, is about 10 miles west, while Plainville lies 25 miles southwest. Hays, the largest city in the region, is 50 miles south and offers full services including healthcare, shopping, and Fort Hays State University. Outdoor recreation is nearby at Webster State Park, and Kirwin National Wildlife Refuge is just 16 miles north.
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