Miller Farm

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Water:
There are 2 electric wells on this farm, pumping 300-350 gallons per minutes per the seller. Reinke pivot.

History: 
The property has been owned by the same family for many generations and has been well kept. There is currently a great cotton crop.

Improvements:
There are 2 irrigation wells and the pivot convey with the land.

Minerals:
Seller will convey half of the minerals. Since the property has been in the same family for several generations, seller is sure she owns all the minerals.

Landscape:
The landscape is very flat and readily available for farming uses. Great for growing cotton.

Exclusions: 
The current cotton crop will be excluded from the sale of the property. There is also an antique tractor in the northwest corner of the farm that will not stay.

Zoning/Easements:
The property is outside of any municipality so is not zoned. There are no known easements that would affect the farm. It is anticipated all existing easements will be identified by surveyors.

Estimated 2017 Paid Taxes:*
$566.72

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

Area:
The property is located in the northwest corner of Lamb County.

Access:
County Road 74 runs along the north side of the property.

Directions:
From Earth, at the intersection of FM 1055 and Highway 70, turn north at the blinking light and go 1 mile. At the last house on the left, you will be at County road 74. turn west. The farm sits right behind this row of houses.