Hart 320

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Water:
Per the current tenant, he estimates there to be 500-600 GPM of water being pumped with 3 wells. Two are subs (1 60HP, 1 20HP), and one is an 8" turbine.

Minerals:
The minerals will be negotiated in the terms of a written offer.

Landscape:
The land is gently sloping.

Improvements:
This farm has 2 pivots: 1 is a Zimmatic, 1 is a Gifford Hill.

Exclusions:  
The fertilizer tanks, portable panels on the grass, and 1 gas well motor do not convey with the land.

Zoning/Easements:
The land is outside any municipality and not zoned.  There are no known easements that adversely affect the farm operation at this time.  It is anticipated that all existing easements will be identified by surveys performed in connection with the sale process.

Taxes:*
$940.47.

Water Conservation District:
The property is located within the High Plains Underground Water Conservation District.

Area:
The farm is located in the mid-northern part of Lamb County on the Castro County line.

Directions:
From Springlake, go 5 miles North on Highway 385 to County Road 30, turn East and go 2 miles to the intersection of CR 30 and CR 229. This will be the Southwest corner of the property.

Documents:

Maps of Property

Well Logs