Tucumcari, NM 88401(Quay County)

The farm is irrigated from 112.3 acres of Arch Hurley Conservancy District Water Rights furnishing water for two almost new T&L center pivot sprinklers pressured by a diesel powered, combination booster pump and hydraulic pump to irrigate a 32 acre semi-circle with Alfalfa which has been established for two years and a 76 acre partial circle with a blend of Alfalfa and Orchid Grass that has been established one year.

The soil on the farm is a sandy/clay loam with approximately 40 acres of land being farmed dryland.

There is approximately 107 acres of native grassland that is fenced with five strands of barbed wire and steel T post.

Improvements on the property consist of a state-of-the-art hay barn and shop which have been built together. The hay barn is approximately 50 by 80. The shop which adjoins the hay barn is approximately 20 x 80 with a concrete floor and is wired for 240 volt electricity.

Livestock handing facilities consist of a set of welded pipe pens which are located adjacent to the hay barn.

Water is furnished to the headquarters and in the livestock pens from a community water system with cattle also watering from a large earthen dam (dirt tank in Texas).

Demand seems to be extremely good for choice horse hay all across the Southwestern United States with this property being a prime supplier.