Tucumcari, NM 88401(Quay County)

3. According to the owner this farm has had no commercial fertilizers or chemicals applied to the soil for the past two years therefore it is thought that the farm has the potential to be certified organic by a new owner thereby offering the potential for considerable additional income as opposed to normal commercial farming.

4. This farm has the potential of being highly productive, producing crops that do well in this area such as alfalfa, corn, milo and wheat. There is also potential to raise other specialty crops which do well in this area.

5. The farm has great potential for a new owner due to the fact that the present owner is in possession of the property and can provide immediate possession of the property upon completion of closing and funding of the sale of the property.

6. Water for irrigation of the property is provided by 251.8 acres of water rights out of the Arch Hurley Conservancy District delivered to the property by concrete ditch.

7. Water and pressure is provided to the two pivot sprinklers by a centrifugal booster pump powered by an air-cooled, diesel powered engine. Electricity is provided for the sprinklers by the FARMERS ELECTRIC COOP power line.

This is a great opportunity to begin farming for fall seeded wheat with other crops following next year.