40 Acres Vacant Fertile Farm Land

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How to get into farming: inherit the farm or marry the farmer's daughter. With the cost of good farmland most would-be farmers do not have a chance. But here is your opportunity.These 40 acres were farmed for nearly 50 years as part of a 160-acre wheel line. Mostly alfalfa and grass hay, but some seasons a variety of vegetables were grown. Each year truckloads of manure were brought in and tilled into the ground. Consequently, this plot of land has good topsoil, not just desert sand like most parcels which have not been previously farmed. It has lain fallow for 6 or 7 years.The climate in the California high desert allows the farmer to grow crops in all 4 seasons. Desert? Yes, that's right, How can that be? It is the fabulous aquifer underlying Newberry Springs. Because a volcanic dike uplift at the far edge of the valley blocks the underground flow of the Mojave River, a huge and readily accessible underground lake exists under the community. The Mojave Water Agency allows for 10 acre-feet of water on a parcel of land, this one included.Climate, water, and soil - the perfect combination for your farm.Owner may carry minimum $25k down and a 2 year balloon.Video link to the land.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDefSK0L5-I