Boyles Crp For Sale

Descriptions

Owning a farm with a Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) can bring a variety of benefits to both the landowner and the environment. One major advantage is the financial support provided through CRP payments, which compensate landowners for taking environmentally sensitive land out of agricultural production and implementing conservation practices. These payments can help offset the costs of maintaining the land while promoting conservation efforts. Furthermore, CRP can improve soil health and water quality by reducing erosion, increasing organic matter content, and limiting the use of chemicals on the land. This can lead to higher crop yields in the long term, as well as contribute to overall environmental sustainability. Additionally, CRP can provide habitat for wildlife, including endangered species, creating biodiversity hotspots, and enhancing the natural beauty of the landscape. Overall, owning a farm with CRP can offer a win-win situation for landowners and the environment, providing financial incentives, promoting sustainable land management practices, and supporting wildlife conservation efforts.

Legal: Township 29S Range 45 West of the 6th P.M. Section 28, S and Section 29 SE

Location: From Two Buttes, CO., go South on CR 37 6 miles to CR KK, go West on CR KK 4 miles then North on CR 33 one mile to the SE property corner

CRP: Two CRP Contracts expires in 2030 CRP Acres #1 320.76 #2 151.78 Total CRP Acres: 472.54

CRP Bid: #1 $26/ac $8,340.00 #2 $26/ac $3,946.00 Total Annual Payment: $12,286.00 2024 CRP Payment to be Prorated to Closing

Taxes: $774.56