Location:
Trent Farmland is easily accessible from CR 422. Located just north of Trent, about 22 miles from Abilene.
Water:
The property features three ponds and a seasonal creek that flows through the property providing water to wildlife.
Hunting:
The area is known for white-tail deer, wild boar, quail and duck hunting. The tree cover, wheat field and availability of water are conducive to attracting wildlife.
History:
Trent Farmland has been owned and farmed by the same family for the previous years.
Improvements:
There are no improvements currently on the property.
Minerals:
Seller will retain all owned mineral rights.
Landscape:
The property is mostly flat and conducive for general agricultural uses. The soils here within are listed with accompanying percentages for area of interest totaling 100%: Rotan clay loam (RnA) 16.91%, Wichita loam (WhA) 15.77%, Sagerton clay loam (SaA) 15.56%, Sagerton clay loam (OtA) 13.73%, Polar very gravelly sandy loam (Gr) 10.6%, Rotan clay loam (35) 6.72%, Wichita loam (WhB) 5.29%, Sagerton clay loam (39) 4.39%, Miles fine sandy loam (MnA) 2.98%, Miles complex (Mp) 2.05% and all other soils make up less than 2.00%.
Please see Soil Report for more details.
Exclusions:
There are no known exclusions at this time.
Zoning/Easements:
The property is outside of any municipality so is not zoned. There are no known easements that would affect operation of the land. It is anticipated all existing easements will be identified by surveyors.
Estimated Taxes:
The estimated taxes will be determined by the Fisher, Jones, Nolan and Taylor County Tax Assessor's Office.
Water Conservation District:
Area:
This property is an unique property that consists of 4 counties. Trent Farmland is found where Fisher, Jones, Taylor and Nolan County meets. Located to the north of I-20
Access:
The property is accessible from dirt county roads. Trent Farmland can be accessed by County Road 422.
Directions:
From Trent, take CR 612 to CR 422. Property will be on the west side of the road.