160 Acres in Beaver, OK - $392,000
+/- 160 acres located in Beaver County, OK with tremendous irrigation potential. Sandy loam soils give this tract an opportunity to excel in either irrigated/dryland farming, or to be maintained in the native grass that currently occupy's it. A 440 outlet electric line currently sits 1/8th of a mile to the south of the property. Sellers have drilled test wells and have found the best water on the northern part of the tract. The NE and SE corners have slightly wooded areas from old dried up creeks that use to run along side them, and they provide great whitetail deer and quail hunting during season. There is a Valley Sprinkler 1/2 mile that will be negotiable upon the sale of the property, pending sales price. The current sales price does include the Valley Sprinkler with it.
Per seller, redbed sits approximately 230-260ft deep, which in turns results in cheaper operating and drilling co...
Per seller, redbed sits approximately 230-260ft deep, which in turns results in cheaper operating and drilling costs. There are two submersible wells that are currently on the property, but they do not have pumps in them. This land has been in CRP for the last 20 years and came out as of last October.
Soil Report
Name: Mansic-Mobeetie complex, 1 to 3 percent slopes
Capability: (Irrigated): 3e
Subclass E: Susceptibility to erosion.
Class (Irrigated) 3: Soils have limitations that reduce the choice of plants and/or require special conservation practices. When used for cultivated crops the conservation practices are usually more difficult to apply and maintain. These soils may be used for cultivated crops, pasture, range, woodland, and wildlife.
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