216 Acres – Prime Grazing Land in Clay County
This exceptional 216-acre property in Clay County is a rancher’s dream! Designed for efficient livestock management, the land features a new net wire perimeter fence and new 8 wire cross fencing, creating six well-planned grazing cells. Each cell is supplied with well water, ensuring an ideal rotational grazing setup.
The property boasts two water wells, a recently cleaned-out pond, and fantastic working pens, making livestock handling a breeze. The pens are made from heavy wall pipe with load-out chute, tub and sorting alley. A designated home building site offers the perfect opportunity to create your dream ranch headquarters.
This turn-key grazing operation is ready for immediate use, whether stockers, backgrounding, cow calf, sheep, goats or horses – don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity!
7 acres of Tifton, 7 acres of Bermuda, 65 acres of mixed winter wheat, clover, barley, rye oats, 50 acres of B Dahl. No-till drilled regenerative farming practices. Native grasses include Big Blue, Switchgrass and Indiangrass.