This 160± acre irrigated farm offers productive agricultural ground with established irrigation infrastructure, Class III soils, and a history of forage production. The property features a 2016/2017 Reinke center pivot irrigation system that is powered by electricity. Reinke pivot can be run via your phone.

The land has been actively managed with a diverse cropping program designed for forage production. During the 2025 growing season, the field was planted to an oats and barley mix that produced approximately 550 bales before being followed by a second crop of millet that yielded approximately 400 additional bales. For the 2026 growing season, the acreage has been planted to oats and Italian ryegrass, continuing the property's agricultural use, with a second crop to be planted in millet.

The Class III soils provide a productive base for a variety of cropping and forage operations. Combined with the existing irrigation system, the property offers infrastructure that supports continued agricultural production. Historical production information is provided as a reference to previous management practices. Future production will vary based on weather conditions, management decisions, crop selection, and other factors.

The property is perimeter fenced, providing defined boundaries that may support livestock management or rotational grazing in conjunction with forage production. The fencing also contributes to overall property management and operational flexibility.

Access is provided via a road with electric service available along the roadway. The existing electrical infrastructure supports operation of the irrigation system while also providing utility access for future agricultural improvements, subject to applicable utility requirements and approvals.

This acreage may appeal to producers seeking irrigated hay or forage ground, operators looking to expand an existing farming operation, or buyers interested in owning productive agricultural land with established irrigation infrastructure. The combination of irrigated acreage, Class III soils, perimeter fencing, and documented cropping history provides a solid foundation for continued agricultural use.

The Reinke pivot represents a significant existing improvement, allowing efficient irrigation across the field. Combined with electrical service and established fencing, the property's existing infrastructure reduces the need for major initial improvements compared to undeveloped agricultural land.

Whether incorporated into an existing farming operation or utilized as a stand-alone agricultural investment, this 160± acre tract offers productive irrigated farmland with a documented management history and infrastructure already in place. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence regarding soils, irrigation equipment, production potential, water rights, utility availability, and any other factors important to their intended use.

Nearby towns include:

Belle Fourche -15 miles

Spearfish - 25 miles

Rapid City - 60 miles

Electric bill is typically around $3500 per year.

Irrigation bill in 2025 was approximately $4700 per year.