Texas County, Oklahoma Land For Sale (140 results)

Here's a great ranch 25 miles west of Guymon and 16 miles north of Texhoma, bordering Highway 95 on the West side and only 1 mile south of Hwy. 64. The majority of the property (approximately 456 Acres) is under two CRP contracts paying approximately $12,000 per year. There's a bottom of grassland between the two CRP pastures totaling approximately 150 Acres. The surrounding area is predominantly dry-land farm-ground and CRP. This tract offers nearby farmers additional acreage to add to their grazing and/or farming operations once the CRP contract expires. It also offers the non-local investor affordable land with a return to add to their portfolio. There is also good Pronghorn Antelope and Pheasant hunting in this area. Don't hesitate to call Steve with any questions or to look at this great Farm!Currently enrolled in CRP 198.67 Acres(m/l) Paying $19/AcreExpiration 09/30/2030257.48 Acres(m/l) - Paying $32.50/AcreExpiration 09/30/2031

Here's a great ranch 25 miles west of Guymon and 16 miles north of Texhoma, bordering Highway 95 on the West side and only 1 mile south of Hwy. 64. The majority of the property (approximately 456 Acres) is under two CRP contracts paying approximately $12,000 per year. There's a bottom of grassland between the two CRP pastures totaling approximately 150 Acres. The surrounding area is predominantly dry-land farm-ground and CRP. This tract offers nearby farmers additional acreage to add to their grazing and/or farming operations once the CRP contract expires. It also offers the non-local investor affordable land with a return to add to their portfolio. There is also good Pronghorn Antelope and Pheasant hunting in this area. Don't hesitate to call Steve with any questions or to look at this great Farm!Currently enrolled in CRP 198.67 Acres(m/l) Paying $19/AcreExpiration 09/30/2030257.48 Acres(m/l) - Paying $32.50/AcreExpiration 09/30/2031

Here's a great ranch 25 miles west of Guymon and 16 miles north of Texhoma, bordering Highway 95 on the West side and only 1 mile south of Hwy. 64. The majority of the property (approximately 456 Acres) is under two CRP contracts paying approximately $12,000 per year. There's a bottom of grassland between the two CRP pastures totaling approximately 150 Acres. The surrounding area is predominantly dry-land farm-ground and CRP. This tract offers nearby farmers additional acreage to add to their grazing and/or farming operations once the CRP contract expires. It also offers the non-local investor affordable land with a return to add to their portfolio. There is also good Pronghorn Antelope and Pheasant hunting in this area. Don't hesitate to call Steve with any questions or to look at this great Farm!Currently enrolled in CRP 198.67 Acres(m/l) Paying $19/AcreExpiration 09/30/2030257.48 Acres(m/l) - Paying $32.50/AcreExpiration 09/30/2031

Here's a great ranch 25 miles west of Guymon and 16 miles north of Texhoma, bordering Highway 95 on the West side and only 1 mile south of Hwy. 64. The majority of the property (approximately 456 Acres) is under two CRP contracts paying approximately $12,000 per year. There's a bottom of grassland between the two CRP pastures totaling approximately 150 Acres. The surrounding area is predominantly dry-land farm-ground and CRP. This tract offers nearby farmers additional acreage to add to their grazing and/or farming operations once the CRP contract expires. It also offers the non-local investor affordable land with a return to add to their portfolio. There is also good Pronghorn Antelope and Pheasant hunting in this area. Don't hesitate to call Steve with any questions or to look at this great Farm!Currently enrolled in CRP 198.67 Acres(m/l) Paying $19/AcreExpiration 09/30/2030257.48 Acres(m/l) - Paying $32.50/AcreExpiration 09/30/2031

Here's a great ranch 25 miles west of Guymon and 16 miles north of Texhoma, bordering Highway 95 on the West side and only 1 mile south of Hwy. 64. The majority of the property (approximately 456 Acres) is under two CRP contracts paying approximately $12,000 per year. There's a bottom of grassland between the two CRP pastures totaling approximately 150 Acres. The surrounding area is predominantly dry-land farm-ground and CRP. This tract offers nearby farmers additional acreage to add to their grazing and/or farming operations once the CRP contract expires. It also offers the non-local investor affordable land with a return to add to their portfolio. There is also good Pronghorn Antelope and Pheasant hunting in this area. Don't hesitate to call Steve with any questions or to look at this great Farm!Currently enrolled in CRP 198.67 Acres(m/l) Paying $19/AcreExpiration 09/30/2030257.48 Acres(m/l) - Paying $32.50/AcreExpiration 09/30/2031

Here's a great ranch 25 miles west of Guymon and 16 miles north of Texhoma, bordering Highway 95 on the West side and only 1 mile south of Hwy. 64. The majority of the property (approximately 456 Acres) is under two CRP contracts paying approximately $12,000 per year. There's a bottom of grassland between the two CRP pastures totaling approximately 150 Acres. The surrounding area is predominantly dry-land farm-ground and CRP. This tract offers nearby farmers additional acreage to add to their grazing and/or farming operations once the CRP contract expires. It also offers the non-local investor affordable land with a return to add to their portfolio. There is also good Pronghorn Antelope and Pheasant hunting in this area. Don't hesitate to call Steve with any questions or to look at this great Farm!Currently enrolled in CRP 198.67 Acres(m/l) Paying $19/AcreExpiration 09/30/2030257.48 Acres(m/l) - Paying $32.50/AcreExpiration 09/30/2031

Here's a great ranch 25 miles west of Guymon and 16 miles north of Texhoma, bordering Highway 95 on the West side and only 1 mile south of Hwy. 64. The majority of the property (approximately 456 Acres) is under two CRP contracts paying approximately $12,000 per year. There's a bottom of grassland between the two CRP pastures totaling approximately 150 Acres. The surrounding area is predominantly dry-land farm-ground and CRP. This tract offers nearby farmers additional acreage to add to their grazing and/or farming operations once the CRP contract expires. It also offers the non-local investor affordable land with a return to add to their portfolio. There is also good Pronghorn Antelope and Pheasant hunting in this area. Don't hesitate to call Steve with any questions or to look at this great Farm!Currently enrolled in CRP 198.67 Acres(m/l) Paying $19/AcreExpiration 09/30/2030257.48 Acres(m/l) - Paying $32.50/AcreExpiration 09/30/2031

Here's a great ranch 25 miles west of Guymon and 16 miles north of Texhoma, bordering Highway 95 on the West side and only 1 mile south of Hwy. 64. The majority of the property (approximately 456 Acres) is under two CRP contracts paying approximately $12,000 per year. There's a bottom of grassland between the two CRP pastures totaling approximately 150 Acres. The surrounding area is predominantly dry-land farm-ground and CRP. This tract offers nearby farmers additional acreage to add to their grazing and/or farming operations once the CRP contract expires. It also offers the non-local investor affordable land with a return to add to their portfolio. There is also good Pronghorn Antelope and Pheasant hunting in this area. Don't hesitate to call Steve with any questions or to look at this great Farm!Currently enrolled in CRP 198.67 Acres(m/l) Paying $19/AcreExpiration 09/30/2030257.48 Acres(m/l) - Paying $32.50/AcreExpiration 09/30/2031

Here's a great ranch 25 miles west of Guymon and 16 miles north of Texhoma, bordering Highway 95 on the West side and only 1 mile south of Hwy. 64. The majority of the property (approximately 456 Acres) is under two CRP contracts paying approximately $12,000 per year. There's a bottom of grassland between the two CRP pastures totaling approximately 150 Acres. The surrounding area is predominantly dry-land farm-ground and CRP. This tract offers nearby farmers additional acreage to add to their grazing and/or farming operations once the CRP contract expires. It also offers the non-local investor affordable land with a return to add to their portfolio. There is also good Pronghorn Antelope and Pheasant hunting in this area. Don't hesitate to call Steve with any questions or to look at this great Farm!Currently enrolled in CRP 198.67 Acres(m/l) Paying $19/AcreExpiration 09/30/2030257.48 Acres(m/l) - Paying $32.50/AcreExpiration 09/30/2031

Here's a great ranch 25 miles west of Guymon and 16 miles north of Texhoma, bordering Highway 95 on the West side and only 1 mile south of Hwy. 64. The majority of the property (approximately 456 Acres) is under two CRP contracts paying approximately $12,000 per year. There's a bottom of grassland between the two CRP pastures totaling approximately 150 Acres. The surrounding area is predominantly dry-land farm-ground and CRP. This tract offers nearby farmers additional acreage to add to their grazing and/or farming operations once the CRP contract expires. It also offers the non-local investor affordable land with a return to add to their portfolio. There is also good Pronghorn Antelope and Pheasant hunting in this area. Don't hesitate to call Steve with any questions or to look at this great Farm!Currently enrolled in CRP 198.67 Acres(m/l) Paying $19/AcreExpiration 09/30/2030257.48 Acres(m/l) - Paying $32.50/AcreExpiration 09/30/2031

Here's a great ranch 25 miles west of Guymon and 16 miles north of Texhoma, bordering Highway 95 on the West side and only 1 mile south of Hwy. 64. The majority of the property (approximately 456 Acres) is under two CRP contracts paying approximately $12,000 per year. There's a bottom of grassland between the two CRP pastures totaling approximately 150 Acres. The surrounding area is predominantly dry-land farm-ground and CRP. This tract offers nearby farmers additional acreage to add to their grazing and/or farming operations once the CRP contract expires. It also offers the non-local investor affordable land with a return to add to their portfolio. There is also good Pronghorn Antelope and Pheasant hunting in this area. Don't hesitate to call Steve with any questions or to look at this great Farm!Currently enrolled in CRP 198.67 Acres(m/l) Paying $19/AcreExpiration 09/30/2030257.48 Acres(m/l) - Paying $32.50/AcreExpiration 09/30/2031

Here's a great tract of CRP for sale 20 miles southeast of Elkhart, Kansas. It has good access, lying only 3 miles north off Hwy 64 on Road 14. Electricity borders the property. The property is in year 3 of the CRP contract. The surrounding area is predominately dry-land farm ground and CRP. This tract offers nearby farmers another quarter to add to their farming operation. It also offers the non-local investor affordable land, with a return, to add to their portfolio. Don't hesitate to call Steve with any questions or to look at this great farm!

Situated in southeastern Cimarron County, Oklahoma is a very nice 480+/- acre piece of native grass, a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. The ranch is roughly thirty minutes west of Texhoma, Oklahoma or thirty minutes north of Stratford, Texas. Build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. LOCATION The Oklahoma Panhandle is widely known for crops and cattle. The new owner has multiple options for marketing cattle in Texhoma or Stratford with a livestock auction or feedyards. Both communities offer ag related businesses including feed and supplies. Banking options and great schools can be found in Texhoma and Stratford. Amarillo, TX is the hub of the Texas Panhandle and is a little over an hour and a half away. Here you will find plenty of shopping and entertainment as well as a regional airport. ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTION This 480 +/- acre piece of native grass is a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. There is a domestic well and livestock tank to mark the beginnings of your headquarters. Here you can build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. The grass consists of buffalo, blue grama and sideoats grama as the base turf. These are excellent varieties to maximize beef production on your operation. SUMMARY This Cimarron County, Oklahoma native grass ranch has not been grazed this summer. This grass has received ample rain this summer and is ready for your livestock. The 480 acres is easily accessible yet a great escape to be hidden from neighbors and the hustle of life. The property offers productive grazing for your yearling or cow/calf operation.

Situated in southeastern Cimarron County, Oklahoma is a very nice 480+/- acre piece of native grass, a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. The ranch is roughly thirty minutes west of Texhoma, Oklahoma or thirty minutes north of Stratford, Texas. Build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. LOCATION The Oklahoma Panhandle is widely known for crops and cattle. The new owner has multiple options for marketing cattle in Texhoma or Stratford with a livestock auction or feedyards. Both communities offer ag related businesses including feed and supplies. Banking options and great schools can be found in Texhoma and Stratford. Amarillo, TX is the hub of the Texas Panhandle and is a little over an hour and a half away. Here you will find plenty of shopping and entertainment as well as a regional airport. ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTION This 480 +/- acre piece of native grass is a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. There is a domestic well and livestock tank to mark the beginnings of your headquarters. Here you can build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. The grass consists of buffalo, blue grama and sideoats grama as the base turf. These are excellent varieties to maximize beef production on your operation. SUMMARY This Cimarron County, Oklahoma native grass ranch has not been grazed this summer. This grass has received ample rain this summer and is ready for your livestock. The 480 acres is easily accessible yet a great escape to be hidden from neighbors and the hustle of life. The property offers productive grazing for your yearling or cow/calf operation.

Situated in southeastern Cimarron County, Oklahoma is a very nice 480+/- acre piece of native grass, a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. The ranch is roughly thirty minutes west of Texhoma, Oklahoma or thirty minutes north of Stratford, Texas. Build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. LOCATION The Oklahoma Panhandle is widely known for crops and cattle. The new owner has multiple options for marketing cattle in Texhoma or Stratford with a livestock auction or feedyards. Both communities offer ag related businesses including feed and supplies. Banking options and great schools can be found in Texhoma and Stratford. Amarillo, TX is the hub of the Texas Panhandle and is a little over an hour and a half away. Here you will find plenty of shopping and entertainment as well as a regional airport. ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTION This 480 +/- acre piece of native grass is a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. There is a domestic well and livestock tank to mark the beginnings of your headquarters. Here you can build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. The grass consists of buffalo, blue grama and sideoats grama as the base turf. These are excellent varieties to maximize beef production on your operation. SUMMARY This Cimarron County, Oklahoma native grass ranch has not been grazed this summer. This grass has received ample rain this summer and is ready for your livestock. The 480 acres is easily accessible yet a great escape to be hidden from neighbors and the hustle of life. The property offers productive grazing for your yearling or cow/calf operation.

Situated in southeastern Cimarron County, Oklahoma is a very nice 480+/- acre piece of native grass, a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. The ranch is roughly thirty minutes west of Texhoma, Oklahoma or thirty minutes north of Stratford, Texas. Build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. LOCATION The Oklahoma Panhandle is widely known for crops and cattle. The new owner has multiple options for marketing cattle in Texhoma or Stratford with a livestock auction or feedyards. Both communities offer ag related businesses including feed and supplies. Banking options and great schools can be found in Texhoma and Stratford. Amarillo, TX is the hub of the Texas Panhandle and is a little over an hour and a half away. Here you will find plenty of shopping and entertainment as well as a regional airport. ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTION This 480 +/- acre piece of native grass is a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. There is a domestic well and livestock tank to mark the beginnings of your headquarters. Here you can build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. The grass consists of buffalo, blue grama and sideoats grama as the base turf. These are excellent varieties to maximize beef production on your operation. SUMMARY This Cimarron County, Oklahoma native grass ranch has not been grazed this summer. This grass has received ample rain this summer and is ready for your livestock. The 480 acres is easily accessible yet a great escape to be hidden from neighbors and the hustle of life. The property offers productive grazing for your yearling or cow/calf operation.

Situated in southeastern Cimarron County, Oklahoma is a very nice 480+/- acre piece of native grass, a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. The ranch is roughly thirty minutes west of Texhoma, Oklahoma or thirty minutes north of Stratford, Texas. Build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. LOCATION The Oklahoma Panhandle is widely known for crops and cattle. The new owner has multiple options for marketing cattle in Texhoma or Stratford with a livestock auction or feedyards. Both communities offer ag related businesses including feed and supplies. Banking options and great schools can be found in Texhoma and Stratford. Amarillo, TX is the hub of the Texas Panhandle and is a little over an hour and a half away. Here you will find plenty of shopping and entertainment as well as a regional airport. ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTION This 480 +/- acre piece of native grass is a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. There is a domestic well and livestock tank to mark the beginnings of your headquarters. Here you can build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. The grass consists of buffalo, blue grama and sideoats grama as the base turf. These are excellent varieties to maximize beef production on your operation. SUMMARY This Cimarron County, Oklahoma native grass ranch has not been grazed this summer. This grass has received ample rain this summer and is ready for your livestock. The 480 acres is easily accessible yet a great escape to be hidden from neighbors and the hustle of life. The property offers productive grazing for your yearling or cow/calf operation.

Situated in southeastern Cimarron County, Oklahoma is a very nice 480+/- acre piece of native grass, a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. The ranch is roughly thirty minutes west of Texhoma, Oklahoma or thirty minutes north of Stratford, Texas. Build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. LOCATION The Oklahoma Panhandle is widely known for crops and cattle. The new owner has multiple options for marketing cattle in Texhoma or Stratford with a livestock auction or feedyards. Both communities offer ag related businesses including feed and supplies. Banking options and great schools can be found in Texhoma and Stratford. Amarillo, TX is the hub of the Texas Panhandle and is a little over an hour and a half away. Here you will find plenty of shopping and entertainment as well as a regional airport. ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTION This 480 +/- acre piece of native grass is a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. There is a domestic well and livestock tank to mark the beginnings of your headquarters. Here you can build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. The grass consists of buffalo, blue grama and sideoats grama as the base turf. These are excellent varieties to maximize beef production on your operation. SUMMARY This Cimarron County, Oklahoma native grass ranch has not been grazed this summer. This grass has received ample rain this summer and is ready for your livestock. The 480 acres is easily accessible yet a great escape to be hidden from neighbors and the hustle of life. The property offers productive grazing for your yearling or cow/calf operation.

Situated in southeastern Cimarron County, Oklahoma is a very nice 480+/- acre piece of native grass, a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. The ranch is roughly thirty minutes west of Texhoma, Oklahoma or thirty minutes north of Stratford, Texas. Build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. LOCATION The Oklahoma Panhandle is widely known for crops and cattle. The new owner has multiple options for marketing cattle in Texhoma or Stratford with a livestock auction or feedyards. Both communities offer ag related businesses including feed and supplies. Banking options and great schools can be found in Texhoma and Stratford. Amarillo, TX is the hub of the Texas Panhandle and is a little over an hour and a half away. Here you will find plenty of shopping and entertainment as well as a regional airport. ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTION This 480 +/- acre piece of native grass is a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. There is a domestic well and livestock tank to mark the beginnings of your headquarters. Here you can build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. The grass consists of buffalo, blue grama and sideoats grama as the base turf. These are excellent varieties to maximize beef production on your operation. SUMMARY This Cimarron County, Oklahoma native grass ranch has not been grazed this summer. This grass has received ample rain this summer and is ready for your livestock. The 480 acres is easily accessible yet a great escape to be hidden from neighbors and the hustle of life. The property offers productive grazing for your yearling or cow/calf operation.

Situated in southeastern Cimarron County, Oklahoma is a very nice 480+/- acre piece of native grass, a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. The ranch is roughly thirty minutes west of Texhoma, Oklahoma or thirty minutes north of Stratford, Texas. Build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. LOCATION The Oklahoma Panhandle is widely known for crops and cattle. The new owner has multiple options for marketing cattle in Texhoma or Stratford with a livestock auction or feedyards. Both communities offer ag related businesses including feed and supplies. Banking options and great schools can be found in Texhoma and Stratford. Amarillo, TX is the hub of the Texas Panhandle and is a little over an hour and a half away. Here you will find plenty of shopping and entertainment as well as a regional airport. ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTION This 480 +/- acre piece of native grass is a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. There is a domestic well and livestock tank to mark the beginnings of your headquarters. Here you can build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. The grass consists of buffalo, blue grama and sideoats grama as the base turf. These are excellent varieties to maximize beef production on your operation. SUMMARY This Cimarron County, Oklahoma native grass ranch has not been grazed this summer. This grass has received ample rain this summer and is ready for your livestock. The 480 acres is easily accessible yet a great escape to be hidden from neighbors and the hustle of life. The property offers productive grazing for your yearling or cow/calf operation.

Situated in southeastern Cimarron County, Oklahoma is a very nice 480+/- acre piece of native grass, a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. The ranch is roughly thirty minutes west of Texhoma, Oklahoma or thirty minutes north of Stratford, Texas. Build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. LOCATION The Oklahoma Panhandle is widely known for crops and cattle. The new owner has multiple options for marketing cattle in Texhoma or Stratford with a livestock auction or feedyards. Both communities offer ag related businesses including feed and supplies. Banking options and great schools can be found in Texhoma and Stratford. Amarillo, TX is the hub of the Texas Panhandle and is a little over an hour and a half away. Here you will find plenty of shopping and entertainment as well as a regional airport. ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTION This 480 +/- acre piece of native grass is a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. There is a domestic well and livestock tank to mark the beginnings of your headquarters. Here you can build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. The grass consists of buffalo, blue grama and sideoats grama as the base turf. These are excellent varieties to maximize beef production on your operation. SUMMARY This Cimarron County, Oklahoma native grass ranch has not been grazed this summer. This grass has received ample rain this summer and is ready for your livestock. The 480 acres is easily accessible yet a great escape to be hidden from neighbors and the hustle of life. The property offers productive grazing for your yearling or cow/calf operation.

Situated in southeastern Cimarron County, Oklahoma is a very nice 480+/- acre piece of native grass, a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. The ranch is roughly thirty minutes west of Texhoma, Oklahoma or thirty minutes north of Stratford, Texas. Build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. LOCATION The Oklahoma Panhandle is widely known for crops and cattle. The new owner has multiple options for marketing cattle in Texhoma or Stratford with a livestock auction or feedyards. Both communities offer ag related businesses including feed and supplies. Banking options and great schools can be found in Texhoma and Stratford. Amarillo, TX is the hub of the Texas Panhandle and is a little over an hour and a half away. Here you will find plenty of shopping and entertainment as well as a regional airport. ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTION This 480 +/- acre piece of native grass is a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. There is a domestic well and livestock tank to mark the beginnings of your headquarters. Here you can build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. The grass consists of buffalo, blue grama and sideoats grama as the base turf. These are excellent varieties to maximize beef production on your operation. SUMMARY This Cimarron County, Oklahoma native grass ranch has not been grazed this summer. This grass has received ample rain this summer and is ready for your livestock. The 480 acres is easily accessible yet a great escape to be hidden from neighbors and the hustle of life. The property offers productive grazing for your yearling or cow/calf operation.

Situated in southeastern Cimarron County, Oklahoma is a very nice 480+/- acre piece of native grass, a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. The ranch is roughly thirty minutes west of Texhoma, Oklahoma or thirty minutes north of Stratford, Texas. Build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. LOCATION The Oklahoma Panhandle is widely known for crops and cattle. The new owner has multiple options for marketing cattle in Texhoma or Stratford with a livestock auction or feedyards. Both communities offer ag related businesses including feed and supplies. Banking options and great schools can be found in Texhoma and Stratford. Amarillo, TX is the hub of the Texas Panhandle and is a little over an hour and a half away. Here you will find plenty of shopping and entertainment as well as a regional airport. ACREAGE AND DESCRIPTION This 480 +/- acre piece of native grass is a great opportunity to add to your existing operation or begin your new cattle operation. There is a domestic well and livestock tank to mark the beginnings of your headquarters. Here you can build your own set of pens or build your home to start your business. The grass consists of buffalo, blue grama and sideoats grama as the base turf. These are excellent varieties to maximize beef production on your operation. SUMMARY This Cimarron County, Oklahoma native grass ranch has not been grazed this summer. This grass has received ample rain this summer and is ready for your livestock. The 480 acres is easily accessible yet a great escape to be hidden from neighbors and the hustle of life. The property offers productive grazing for your yearling or cow/calf operation.

The Miller Farm Partnership, after a long history of farm ownership, have decided to sell their Oklahoma and Texas real estate holdings in an absolute auction. These properties have been in the family for many years and provides Buyers a rare opportunity to purchase excellent farmland, grassland, and CRP lands to begin or expand your operation.

The Miller Farm Partnership, after a long history of farm ownership, have decided to sell their Oklahoma and Texas real estate holdings in an absolute auction. These properties have been in the family for many years and provides Buyers a rare opportunity to purchase excellent farmland, grassland, and CRP lands to begin or expand your operation.