This productive dryland farm is currently operated as an unimproved farming tract, with approximately 100% of the acreage in cultivation. The property offers strong agricultural potential and is considered an above-average dryland farm for the area. The farm is bordered by irrigated farmland along both the east and south boundaries, suggesting the potential for future irrigation development. The terrain is exceptionally level, with slopes ranging from just 0% to 1% across the property. Soils are predominantly Acuff loam with 0% to 1% slopes, recognized as a Class II irrigated soil and a Class III dryland soil. This above-average soil quality contributes to the farm's strong productivity and long-term agricultural value. A double-pole 69 kV transmission line traverses the southern portion of the property in an east-west direction. Property DirectionsFrom Post: Travel west on U. S. Highway 380 for 10.7 miles, then turn north on County Road II and travel 0.8 mile. The southeast corner of the farm will be on the left. From Tahoka: Travel east on U. S. Highway 380 for 13.7 miles, then turn north on County Road II and travel 0.8 mile. The southeast corner of the farm will be on the left.