20912 Beaumont Avenue , Linden, IA 50146(Dallas County)

These premier cattle feeding / Calving Under Roof facilities consist of three Accu-Steel Hoop Buildings. The north cattle hoop barn is 62 x 400, built in 2017, the south cattle hoop barn is 46 x 320, built in 2016, and the 30 x 60 Commodity Hoop Building, situated on a 75 x 80 concrete pad, is located closest to 210th Street. Each of the cattle hoop buildings has had significant improvements with 12 concrete feeding aprons, concrete feeding bunks located on the south side of both buildings, metal pipe fencing, Ritchie waterers shared between every two feeding pens, smaller sorting pens, small grain bins for creep feeding calves while under roof, and Stiebel Eltron Electro Micro tankless water heaters. Additionally, the commodity hoop building offers three bays for storing feedstuff ingredients, 2 5,000-gallon (10,000 gallon total) liquid bulk bins for liquid additives for feedstuffs, and 3 high concrete loading ramp for skid loaders to fill feed mixing wagons without the requirement of another tractor on the farm.

Water is currently supplied through the Xenia Rural Water District for the farm and there is an 11,000-gallon cistern to accommodate the drinking behavior of cattle that ensures adequate supply for their demand. The cistern refills in the off-hours or throughout the day to be ready for the next thirst window of cattle. There is a 300 well on-site and the pump is located 100 deep, but the well has not been recently utilized. Additionally, there is a wall medicator available in each of the office barns, located on the west end of each hoop building, that can supply water-soluble treatments to the Ritchie waterers for the eight pens of cattle.

Outbuildings

There are multiple outdoor buildings, including a 54 x 72 Morton machine shed, a 20 x 20 outdoor shed, a 25 x 52 hog building, a 26 x 30 heated machine shop, 44 x 32 machine shed with lean-tos, and 20 x 110 lean-to.

The 54 x 72 Morton shed, built in 1977, contains two sliding doors on the south and dirt floors.

The 20 x 20 shed and 25 x 52 hog building, built in 1950, provides additional storage space on the farm.

The 26 x 30 heated machine shop, built in 1950, has a forced-air Lenox heater with a 500-gallon LP tank and concrete floors.

The 44 x 32 machine shed with lean-tos contains a Reznor LP heater but is not currently hooked up.

An 80 x 110 concrete pad with nearly 100 of concrete feed bunks and metal pipe fencing is attached to the 20 x 110 Lean-To, located in the center of the farm, that provides additional space for feeding cattle.

Residential Dwelling

The farm contains a 1,282 sq. ft single-family, ranch style home with a full basement and attached 2-car garage, built in 1956, which includes 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom on the main level. The kitchen is equipped with a General Electric glass top stove, Amana fridge (Model #TX18VC), LG microwave, and Frigidaire dishwasher. Additionally, there is high efficiency LP Rheem Heating and Cooling Prestige Series unit that was replaced within the last two years, a 50-gallon LP Vanguard EverKleen water heater (Model #6E717A), Maytag washer, an electric Amana dryer, and a shower located in the basement. There is an egress window in the northwest corner of basement that would allow an additional bedroom to possibly be added to the home in the future. This space is currently used as the main office and provides a large open area with a highly usable and functional space.

Cropland Acres

The balance of the farm consists of 28.30 FSA cropland acres carrying a CSR2 of 88.5 and comprised of the highly productive, primary soil types Clarion loam, Webster clay loam, and Nicollet loam. The farmland acres are currently utilized for row crop production and could be rented for additional income or seeded to alfalfa to supply additional forage requirements of livestock production.

Additional features on the 40 acres include:

Located directly north of the large hoop building, there is a constructed, ready-made dirt pad available for an additional 46 x 400 hoop-building in the future, should a Buyer want to expand the cattle feeding / Calving Under Roof facilities.

A circle drive to unload/load cattle trailers with ease and convenience.

Multiple outdoor paddocks for grazing livestock equipped with metal pipe fencing and Ritchie waterers.

A 7,000-bushel Conrad grain bin is located immediately adjacent to the heated 26 x 30 machine shed.

Two outdoor grain bin patios with a 25 diameter above ground, outdoor swimming pool, and deck are located directly southwest of the 44 x 32 machine shed with lean-tos.

Electricity is supplied through Guthrie County REC with a 400 Amp service box, located south of the machine building, providing separate service for all the outbuildings and cattle facilities from the residential dwelling.

This turn-key cattle operation is located at 20912 Beaumont Avenue, Linden, Iowa 50146 in Section 17 of Lincoln Township in Dallas County, Iowa. Dont miss out on this tremendous opportunity to own these premier cattle feeding / Calving Under Roof facilities for generations to come!