Labor 21 N HWY 385

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Water:
The three electric wells are pumping at approximately 200 gallons per minute combined (per seller). A playa lake in the center of the property covers approximately 7 acres.

History: 
Over the years, the land has primarily been used for irrigated farming.

Improvements:
There is a Zimmatic sprinkler from 1980 or so and has been well maintained by the owners.

Minerals:
The current percentage of owned mineral rights, if any, will be negotiable with the sale of the property.

Landscape:
The farm is mostly flat and readily available for general farming uses. The soils here within are listed with the accompanying percentages with total area of interest equaling 100%: Amarillo fine sandy loam (AfB) 83.3%; Amarillo fine sandy loam (AfA) 8.9%; Randall clay (Ra) 7.6%; Veal fine sandy loam (MfB) 0.2%.

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

Estimated Taxes*
$416.25

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

Area:
The farm is located in southern Lamb County.

Access:
The property has highway frontage with US HWY 385 bordering on the west side. CR 248 runs along the southern edge.

Directions:
From Littlefield, go north on HWY 385 about 5 miles to property on the east side of the road.

DOCUMENTS

Soil Report

Maps

Well Information