10269 Co Rd Spearman, TX 79081
Exceptional opportunity to acquire a thriving 320-acre dairy and ranch operation in Spearman, Texas. This turnkey property includes a fully operational dairy facility with a double-16 parallel milk parlor (expandable to double-36), designed for Jersey cows. Two milk tanks (6,500 and 7,000 gallons) with backup cooling and a Mueller Falling Film Chiller ensure efficient milk processing. The dairy boasts ample housing for approximately 1,400 cows and 600 heifers (available separately), housed in four 300-cow pens, four 150-cow pens, and approximately 1,050 lockups. Supporting infrastructure includes a six-bay commodity barn and a ten-parallel hospital barn. The property features 120 acres of irrigated pivot land and approximately 200 acres dedicated to the dairy facility. Four wells provide ample water resources: one irrigation well (also serving as a dairy backup), one dairy well, one additional well casing (without a pump), and one domestic well for the house. A three-bedroom, two-bathroom ranch house and a Quonset shop building are also included. The dairy is permitted for 1,500 cows and 1,500 heifers. The land consists primarily of Sherm clay loam (98.8%) and Ness clay (1.2%), with slopes of 0-1 percent. Forage is supplemented by four local growers. Feed, livestock, and rolling stock are available for separate purchase. Hutchinson County APNs: 97610, 97353, and 20359. Located at 10269 County Road B, Spearman, TX 79081. Asking price: $2,100,000.
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