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Rickreall Dairy is a large-scale dairy farm offering full support facilities, including a double 23 parallel milking parlor with a DeLaval milking system and steel-frame milk barn construction with concrete block walls. The operation also includes holding and maternity/hospital barn areas, a calf barn with early-age and older calf provisions, and a weaning barn positioned between calf and heifer barns. Additional on-site improvements include five freestall barns with loop stalls, flush alleys, and water troughs, along with a hay barn/shop and dried manure storage.

Manure processing infrastructure includes gravity flow into a 27’ diameter cistern, solids separation through twin screws and barrel tumblers housed in a separator building, and diversion of remaining water to two holding ponds with further handling for distribution to crops. Commodity storage buildings, silage feed bunkers with stated silage capacity, and a certified truck scale are also included.

The dairy is permitted for up to 6,000 animals while the facility comfortably milks 1,750 cows, with domestic water provided by the Rickreall Community Water Association and irrigation supported by multiple underground lines, risers, and pump stations. The property includes on-site residences and a custom garage, along with two passages under Highway 22 for farm machinery movement.

Key Highlights

• ±722.4‑acre Rickreall Dairy at 8845 Rickreall Road (old Highway 22) with 1,750 milk cow capacity and CAFO permit for up to 6,000 animals.
• Double 23 parallel milking parlor (≈3,700 SF) with DeLaval milking system, including auto take‑offs and transfer systems.
• Freestall barn complex with 5 nearly identical barns (each ≈100' x 470') built in phases from 1989–1996, totaling about 2,300 lockup stanchions and 12 water troughs per barn.

Property Analytics

Current Use

Farms

Suggested Use

Top Pick Parking Lot & Garage Electrical Service Building Supply Grocery & Convenience Store Cafe & Coffee Shop Garden Center

Score = modeled unmet demand for each use within ~1 mi (higher = bigger opportunity). Zoning and permitted uses should be independently verified with local authorities.

Lease Details

Turnkey business

Opportunity

Yes

Water rights

Location Intelligence

Trade Area within ½ mile

56

Businesses Nearby

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Demographics for 97371, OR

719

Population

286

Households

2.5

Avg Household Size

41

Median Age

16%

College-Educated

96%

High-School Grad

31.7 sq mi

ZIP Area

23

Density / Sq Mi

$55,313

Median Earnings

$963

Median Rent

$323,300

Median Home Value

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What type of property is this?

Farm - Dairy facility built in 1998/99 with milking, calf and freestall barns, plus manure processing and storage ponds.

Where is this farm located?

The property is located at 8845 Rickreall Rd Rickreall, OR.

What are key features of this property?

This property features: ±722.4‑acre Rickreall Dairy at 8845 Rickreall Road (old Highway 22) with 1,750 milk cow capacity and CAFO permit for up to 6,000 animals.; Double 23 parallel milking parlor (≈3,700 SF) with DeLaval milking system, including auto take‑offs and transfer systems.; Freestall barn complex with 5 nearly identical barns (each ≈100' x 470') built in phases from 1989–1996, totaling about 2,300 lockup stanchions and 12 water troughs per barn.