Eastern Oregon Harney Farm

Prime
Eastern Oregon Ranch

Burns, renowned for its historic charm and modern
amenities, serves as a cultural and economic hub in Harney County. Offering a
welcoming community spirit, Burns provides essential services, educational
institutions, and recreational opportunities, enriching the quality of life for
both residents and visitors. With its array of shops, dining establishments,
and cultural events, Burns contributes to the overall convenience and
accessibility of the region.

On the western side, the town of Crane further complements
the property’s advantageous location. Known for its tranquility and scenic
vistas, Crane provides a serene backdrop for rural living. This locale is
renowned for its tight-knit community and its role in contributing to the
region’s agricultural and ranching heritage.

Robust Agricultural Infrastructure

The
farm’s strategic position between these two distinct locales, Burns and Crane,
offers not only operational convenience but also access to essential services,
cultural experiences, and the timeless allure of Eastern Oregon’s natural
beauty. This property, with its array of amenities and operational efficiency,
perfectly encapsulates the harmonious blend of agriculture and community that
defines this picturesque corner of the state.

This
Eastern Oregon farm comprises 720 acres of deeded land, the farm features
572+/- acres under efficient irrigation facilitated by 5 Reinke pivots,
supported by a network of 4 irrigation wells. The cultivated acreage is
thoughtfully allocated, with approximately 500+/- acres dedicated to alfalfa
with 250+/- acres planted to new Alfalfa in 2023 and 72+/- acre of triticale in
the fall of 2023. The irrigation infrastructure is notably advanced,
incorporating an “On Trac” radio system across all pivots, which
proactively alerts owners via mobile notifications in the event of any
shutdowns, effectively mitigating downtime and operational disruptions.

Functional Improvements

This property’s enhancements encompass a modest metal
workshop, complete with a concrete floor, a secure storage container, and a
generously sized gravel-paved expanse ideally purposed for hay storage.
Evidencing a commitment to security and functionality, the property is fully
enclosed by perimeter fencing, with supplementary utility derived from 2
additional stock wells.

Yielding a considerable output, the farm consistently
yields between 2,250 to 2,500 tons of hay. Benefitting from its strategic
positioning between the localities of Burns and Crane, this property offers
both operational efficiency and geographical advantage.

For additional information or inquiries, we invite you to
engage with the designated listing agents, who are equipped to provide
comprehensive insights into this exceptional Eastern Oregon farming
opportunity.

Location and Community

LOCATION: Approx.
25 miles east of Burns, Oregon off Hwy 78

ACREAGE:

·        
720 deeded acres consisting of the following:

o    572
+/- acres pivot irrigated

o    146
+/- acres pivot corners, roads & open ground

o    2 +/-
acres improvements & haystack yard

CROPS:

·        
500 +/- acres planted in alfalfa hay (250+/- ac planted in
2023)

·        
72 +/- acres planted in triticale

IRRIG.
EQUIP:

·        
2 – Turbine pumps

·        
2 – Submersible pump with
variable speed & soft start

·        
4 – approx. ¼ mile Reinke Pivots
installed in 2009

·        
1 – approx. ¼ mile Reinke Pivot
to be installed in 2022         

WELLS:

·        
4 – irrigation wells

·        
2 – stock well

WATER
RIGHTS:

Certificate
#                Priority
Date               Acres

94462                          May 29, 2008               715.2

IMPROVEMENTS:

·        
1 – 864 sq. ft. metal shop with concrete floor

·        
1 – storage container 

TAXES:
$4,466.76 (2022/2023)