Productive Forage Operation With New/Like New Infrastructure

From the moment you arrive at the Whiteline Hay Farm, it is evident that every improvement has been thoughtfully planned, professionally constructed, and meticulously maintained. The impressive collection of modern agricultural infrastructure reflects years of careful investment, creating an exceptionally efficient and highly functional operation ready for immediate use. Designed for productivity, the farm features five center pivots supplied by two high-producing irrigation wells, providing the infrastructure needed for dependable forage production. The pivots are new (Zimmatic) or like-new (Valley Irrigation) with updated sprinkler packages, Bluetooth controls, and fertilizer injection capability at every pivot, complete with dedicated tanks. Three-phase power services all pivots and well pumps, while the well pumps, originally installed in 2018, have received additional recent upgrades. The property's extensive improvements create a true turnkey farming operation. A large insulated shop, constructed in 2019/2020, includes finished office space, a private office restroom, and a separate employee restroom, offering a professional headquarters for daily operations. Additional infrastructure includes a large equipment shed built in 2022, a dedicated service bay with concrete floors and enclosed parts storage completed in 2020, and multiple hay storage buildings, including a fully fenced roadside hay storage facility designed for efficient loading and staging. Well suited for the production of timothy, orchard grass, alfalfa, and other hay crops, this property combines modern irrigation technology with outstanding infrastructure to maximize efficiency and productivity. Whether you're expanding an existing farming operation or investing in a premier forage property, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a farm where the hard work has already been done and every improvement reflects a commitment to quality, functionality, and long-term performance. Currently planted to timothy and orchard grass.