1198 County Rd 525, Brownfield, TX 79316

This dairy farm offering includes a double 30 parallel milking parlor with a GEA Westfalia milking system and equipment for milking, vacuum, and milk handling. Milk storage is provided by two refrigerated Mueller tanks (6,000 gallons each) cooled by four rotary compressor units, with chilled milk cooled by a plate chiller. The milking parlor footprint is approximately 13,000 square feet, built with a steel frame and concrete block walls, with a galvanized steel frame roof. Covered porch space runs along three sides of the building. Supporting equipment includes vacuum pumps, an air compressor, a hydraulic pump for the crowding gate, hot water recovery components, a 500-gallon hot water storage tank, and a diesel-powered 200 kW generator.

The site also includes a commodity barn and covered corral pens with steel pipe and steel cable fencing, along with feed alleys and covered shade structures over the milking cow pens. Additional barns include a hay barn, treatment barn, scale area with a Fairbanks electronic platform scale and scale house, and a calf barn with overhead doors and concrete feed lane. Wastewater and storm water management is described as meeting CAFO permitting requirements, routing to two lagoons with settling and containment, and including pumping to adjacent fields through a pipeline connected to sprinkler systems.

A 1,877-square-foot modular home with three bedrooms, two baths, and an attached garage is included, along with +/-125 acres under two center pivot irrigation systems used for agricultural irrigation and wastewater effluent disposal. Potable water is provided from three wells developed in the Ogallala Aquifer, feeding three 21,000-gallon storage tanks adjacent to the milking parlor, with filtration and chlorine injection prior to distribution to the parlor and house.