Weskan, KS 67762(Wallace County)

The section is broken into four quarters. The SW, NW and NE quarters all share the same irrigation well. The well is seller rated at 400 GPM and is connected to a 92 Reinke Sprinkler on the SW Quarter. The two norther quarters both have a 92 Valley 6000 Sprinkler on them. Traditionally the northern two quarters were planted at lower populations or planted to crops that afforded a lighter or off-season watering that complimented the well production. The SE quarter is farmed as dryland ground.

S2 Section 28 2 Quarters 329 acres

The western quarter has a 92 Valley 6000 Sprinkler on it and is tied to the irrigation well on the section. The well is seller rated at 125 GPM, which has led to a smaller irrigated footprint of 72 acres. There is a grass pasture in the northeast corner of approximately 35 acres. The remaining ground is dryland with a rotation of crops.

S2 Section 17 321 acres

321 acres of dryland with an extensive terrace system in place. This is a good candidate for a depreciable asset with income production,

IMPROVEMENTS

The headquarters lies at the heart of Section 32 and features an all-encompassing suite of improvements that keep the farm running. Lets start with the roomy home which was renovated with an addition in the 1990s and offers 3 bedrooms 2 full baths, two family rooms, kitchen, office, laundry, and additional storage. The main floor has a large layout with the bedrooms set back from the kitchen, dining and living rooms. The fully finished basement offers an additional family room, bedroom and bathroom along with an additional storage room. Sitting next to the home is a large oversized two car garage. The main shop is 60x100, fully insulated and heated, 14 doors, mechanics pit, concrete floors, office and restroom. There is additional equipment or grain storage offered by the 51x124 round quonset with a full concrete floor and overhead grain handling system. Additional improvements include a fully contained 24,000-gallon fuel storage, 28,000-bushel grain bins, 2 40 shipping containers, 1940 dairy barn and a mature cedar windrow to the west and north. The farm will also come with an approved permit for 999 head livestock feed yard, anticipated to be located east of the shop on 15 acres.

INVESTMENT CONSIDERATIONS

Great opportunity to expand your existing farming operations or placing some cash during an inflationary period into an income producing property. Looking to get a farm started or expand your current operations, this will serve both purposes nicely.

SUMMARY

Income producing property is harder and harder to come by this is the first time in fifty years some of this ground has been offered. Here is a real opportunity to be a passive investor, with interested parties in leasing the ground or for someone starting out to utilize the headquarters for their own farming operations. Do not forget about the capitalizing on the 999 head feed yard permit to create an added layer of production to this great farm.