Milk River Ranch

$2,950,000

Property Description

Offering productive irrigated farmland near Harlem, Montana, Milk River Ranch is a property with both quality production and excellent recreational attributes. With 698 total deeded acres, 492 of which are irrigated, the ranch has 80 acres that have been historically planted into corn silage, feeding 300-350 Animal Units (AU) for 6 months; 100-120 acres into oats or triticale; and the balance of the farmed ground in alfalfa/grass mixed hay. In a typical year, two cuttings are harvested which produce 4-5 tons per acre on average. In the summer months, the ranch can summer 50-80 AU by utilizing the river beds and crop residue. There are 3 separate cattle working facilities, two homes with garages, a large shop, and an additional barn. Milk River Ranch boasts over 2 miles of Milk River frontage and gives a new owner excellent fishing and hunting opportunities. The ranch has direct highway access onto Highway 2 making it an easy commute to the town of Harlem or the larger towns of Havre and Malta, Montana. Pride of ownership is evident on this property, and no shortcuts were taken by the current owner. This property could serve as a great hay-base to several large summer grazing units available in the region. - 698 total acres, 492 irrigated acres - Reliably gets 2 cuttings of hay, producing 4-5 tons per acre on average - 2 miles of Milk River frontage - Cattle-ready with 3 sets of cattle working pens - Excellent on-property and nearby fishing and hunting opportunities - Two homes with garages, plus 2 shops, and a barn - Ample and dependable surface water sources plus various stock tanks - 4 miles to Harlem, 38 miles to Havre - All water and mineral rights actually owned by seller will convey to buyer at closing
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Property Information

Status

Active

Address

City

Harlem

Price

$2,950,000

Square Footage Range

0

Beds

3

Baths

2

Acreage

698

County

Blaine

School District

-

MLS Number

1085657

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Jim Toth