234.28 acres in Custer County, South Dakota

The Riverside Farmland is comprised of 234 +/- contiguous acres with 130 highly productive irrigated cropland irrigated by three Valley center pivot irrigation systems on newly established alfalfa stands. Irrigation water is delivered to the property via the Angostura Irrigation District. There are two shallow wells on the property along with livestock corrals, windbreaks and drinkers. The property is fenced and cross-fenced and access to the property is exceptional with well maintained Custer County gravel roads on three sides. The property is improved with three Valley Irrigation center pivot systems. Two of which, a 4-tower and a 7-tower, were erected new in 2016. The newest pivot is a 3-tower, that was placed in 2022. The irrigated acres provide multiple crop possibilities and are seeded to newly established stands of alfalfa, while the pasture of nearly 80 acres provides grazing for livestock. Alfalfa is harvested on the farmland and marketed through the area or regional hay market. In most years, the owner also puts up hay on the pasture land, which benefits from excess irrigation water. The property boundaries Custer County gravel roads on three sides. An Angostura irrigation operations and maintenance road provides gravel road access to the interior. Approximately 87.11 Acres are irrigated under (3) Valley Irrigation center pivots. Irrigation water is provided to the property via the Angostura Irrigation District. The 2024 irrigation assessment was $5,196 on 130 acres.