Eastern Oregon Fairview Farms Located Outside of Hines

Turnkey Irrigated Farm
with Established Infrastructure

This Eastern Oregon farm
is a must-see for anyone looking to add to their alfalfa base, run a
well-balanced cattle operation, or make a solid investment. Fairview Farms is a
turnkey operation located west of Burns, Oregon, in an area known for strong
irrigation wells and excellent alfalfa production. The farm includes 885 acres
of deeded ground with 680 acres of water rights dating back to 1982 and 1993.
In addition to the farmland, the property features a variety of improvements
that support the operation well, including cattle facilities, hay storage, and
housing.

Irrigation is supplied
by four irrigation wells, with several methods used to distribute the water
across the farm. Most of the ground is irrigated by three pivots, with
additional acreage covered by wheel lines, hand lines, and some flood
irrigation, with some portions of the farm set up as irrigated pasture.  Several pivot corners are planted in crested
wheatgrass and are fenced, providing additional grazing opportunities
throughout the season.

The current owner is
running 40-50 pairs year-round while also putting up hay for sale. With cattle
working facilities already in place, the property offers the ability to run a
more balanced outfit and increase cattle numbers. Both the irrigated ground and
range areas are cross fenced through much of the acreage, with several portions
set up as irrigated pasture. A feeding lot and one set of corrals are located
near each homesite, with the corrals featuring a covered working facility.

The improvements are
well laid out, with most of the agriculture facilities located along Scott
Road, making it easy to move equipment and trucks in and out of the property.
Each improvement site is perimeter fenced. The first site features hay storage.
The second site includes two additional hay storage buildings, truck scales, a
machine shed, a Quonset hut shop, and several miscellaneous storage buildings. The
remaining improvements are the homesites. Each sits at the end of its own road,
providing a quiet setting with good views of the cattle facilities and
irrigated ground while still offering their own privacy.

Wildlife is commonly
seen throughout the area, with elk occasionally on the alfalfa ground during
parts of the year and mule deer often found in the nearby rimrocks and juniper
country before coming down to feed on the pivots. The property is located in
Unit 71 (Juniper Unit) and may qualify for up to two landowner preference tags
for both mule deer and elk. A variety of bird species can also be found across
the property depending on the season, from owls nesting in the trees to hawks
and eagles often perched on pivots and telephone poles watching for their next
meal.

Fairview Farms offers a
strong opportunity to own a well-rounded Eastern Oregon operation with
productive water, quality hay ground, and the infrastructure in place to
support both cattle and hay production. With its combination of irrigated
acreage, cross-fenced pasture, working facilities, and well-placed
improvements, the property is set up to continue operating as a productive farm
and ranch for years to come. The current farm manager has overseen the
operation for the past 26 years and is willing to continue working with a new
owner, providing valuable experience and continuity. In addition, the farm has
maintained a long-standing relationship with the same dairy market for the past
26 years, creating a dependable outlet for hay production and making the
property an excellent opportunity for both owner-operators and absentee
investors.

*Seller is currently
performing a lot line adjustment. 
Acreage, legal description, and taxes may be adjusted slightly. Contact
listing brokers for additional information*

Proven Operation with
Long-Term Stability

Irrigation

The
extensive irrigation setup is well diverse with the four irrigation wells and a
range of equipment to disperse the irrigated. The ground has almost 550 acres
that are irrigated underneath the 3 pivots, with one pivot encompassing 275
acres itself.  Most of the remaining
irrigation is provided by wheel lines located in two different locations that cover
a little over 80 acres, the remaining irrigation falls under some flood and a
small area of handlines. 

Historically,
the farm has been planted in either alfalfa or grass, with the grass stands
primarily used for irrigated pasture. Currently, 250 acres are planted in
triticale, which was seeded last year as part of a crop rotation and is
positioned to be rotated back into new alfalfa stands. There are a couple
smaller areas of irrigated pasture with the remaining crops planted in alfalfa.

Cattle

While
the current owners have the farm set up for hay production, they still run 40-50
pairs year around with some thoughtfully designed cross fencing paired with the
irrigated pasture. A future owner has the ability to transition this into more
of a cow outfit and increase the numbers with very little costs.  The acreage is already equipped with a set of
corrals with irrigated pasture next to them along with the extensive fencing to
be able to move cows from pastures to the next. 
One irrigated pasture consists of flood while the other is under pivot.

The
corrals are located next to one of the homesites, it features sorting pins, as
well as a covered working area with an alley and chute. Under the working area
are a couple pens and a heated med room, in addition there is a small feed lot
in behind the setup for ideal access throughout the winter. 

Improvements

The
land features two homes on the property with both being manufactured
homes.  One is a Marlette manufactured
home with an attached double car garage and features 4 bedrooms and 2
bathrooms.  The second is a 1978 single
wide Marlette manufactured home and a 2 bedroom 1 bathroom.  One of the homes are currently used by a
ranch hand and the 1978 home is currently rented out for $600/month. 

The
remaining improvements are in great condition and working parts of the operation.  Three different hay sheds can be found on the
premise, one was built in 2015 with sturdy powerline poles that covers over
12,000 Sq.Ft., the other two are located adjacent to each other are both built
with steel beams and encompassing 16,000+ Sq.Ft. together.

Near
the two adjacent hay sheds are additional outbuildings that include a truck
scale, Quonset hut, machine shed, grain bin, & more.  The Quonset hut has concrete floors and features
220, propane heat source, and a couple enclosed rooms for storage.   The
machine shed is a 3-bay set up behind the Quonset hut and the grain bin further
back, the entire improvement areas are perimeter fenced with good gravel pads
to be able to store equipment and attachments throughout.

Additional Property Information

LOCATION: 67292 Scott Rd, Hines, OR 97738 & 67502 Scott Rd,
Hines, OR 97738

LEGAL:24S29E00-00-01000*, 24S29E00-00-01200, & 24S29E00-00-01300

IMPROVEMENTS:

·        
1978 Manufactured Home – 2 Bed, 1 Bath – 938 Sq.Ft.

·        
1999 Manufactured Home – 4 Bed, 2 Bath – 1,620 Sq.Ft.

·        
2015 Hay Shed – 12,160 Sq.Ft.

·        
1999 Feeder Barn – 1,536 Sq.Ft.

·        
Corrals

·        
Truck Scales

·        
2002 Machine Shed – 1,056 Sq.Ft.

·        
1998 Quonset Hut – 1,890 Sq.Ft.

·        
1990 Hay shed – 5,512 Sq.Ft.

·        
2002 Hay Shed – 11,840 Sq.Ft.

·        
2002 Grain Bin

·        
Livestock Shed

ACREAGE:

·        
885.4+/- Deeded Acres – Per County Records*

o    510+/- Acres – Irrigated
Pivot

o    31+/- Acres – Irrigated
Pivot (Pasture)                     

o    81+/- Acres – Irrigated
Wheel Line

o    7.3+/- Acres – Irrigated
Handline

o    17.3+/- Acres –
Irrigated Flood

o    34.5+/- Acres – Pivot
Corners with Crested Wheat Stands

o    5+/- Acres – Site

o    199.3+/- Acres – Range

IRRIGATION EQUIP.:  

·        
4 Irrigation Wells

·        
3 Pivots

·        
Wheel Lines

·        
Handlines

WATER RIGHTS:                                                                                                                      
Cert./Permit#                 Primary
Acres            Supp. Acres      Priority Date   Source
61113                              127.2                            —                      6/22/1982        Well
G-12276                           553                              —                       2/16/1993       Well

FINANCING: Cash or Bank Financing           

TAXES: $11,040.76* – Per County Records for 25/26 Tax Year (Farm
deferral)

**Owners are willing to carry for qualified buyers with
significant down payment. Contact listing brokers for details**