The SE/4 of S15, T20, R11W less R/W in Barton County. If you’re needing multiple income streams from your next real estate purchase, then look no further. This tract offers crop production income, pasture grazing income, and oil production income. With about 122 acres in crop production with approximately 80 acres in wheat, on a 1/3 2/3 share crop arrangement, the 40 acres of winter fallow will be available for the Buyer’s planting in spring of 2026. The pasture acres are fenced and there is an old sand point well that needs to be updated. Current stock water is plumbed in from the Seller’s farm, from the east. The Seller that owns neighboring farm is willing to work out a water usage agreement with the new owner for the interim, until the Buyer can get a well drilled. Adding to the crop revenue and cattle gains, well production for 2024 brought in another $1, 360.30, exceeding the cost of property taxes. The Seller’s share of mineral rights will transfer with the property.
