157.4 Acres in Brownfield, TX - $168,000
Good potential for long term quality grape production, 157.4 acres in Terry County. No trees and distance from town reduce bird risk. Natural slope from NE to SW could promote cold-air movement away from vines. Protected North, West & South sides by CRP which protects wind-effect land erosion and minimizes drift threat.
Level to gently sloping farm in NE Terry County less than 1/5 miles from Mound Lake. Farm is comprised mostly of Patricia and Amarillo loamy fine sands, 0 to 3 percent slopes. Owner just recently drilled a well, but has not test pumped or set up with pump. Driller log available to serious inquiries.
Good potential for long term quality grape production. No trees and distance from town reduce bird risk. Natural slope from NE to SW could promote cold-air movement away from vines. Protected North, West & South sides by CRP which protects wind-effect land erosion and ...
Good potential for long term quality grape production. No trees and distance from town reduce bird risk. Natural slope from NE to SW could promote cold-air movement away from vines. Protected North, West & South sides by CRP which protects wind-effect land erosion and minimizes drift threat.
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From Intersection of Hwy 62 (Lubbock Hwy) and US 380 (Tahoka Hwy) take US 380 East for approximately 9 miles to intersection of CR 585, turn north for approximately 1 mile, you will be at the SE corner of the tract.
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