Eads, CO Homes for Sale

Conservation Reserve Program property with mostly Class IV soils. It is enrolled in the CRP program until 2027 with an annual payment of approximately $19,214. Once the current contract expires, the owner could decide to apply for a new CRP contract or put the cropland back into production. Crops grown in the area include wheat, milo, and millet. Boarding the property on the south side is a

Daniel Hunning Great Plains Land Company, LLC

East farm is one of the largest contiguous farms currently on the market in the state of Colorado. Boasting nearly 4,000 +/- acres in the High Plains region, East Farm is a high yielding wheat farm and has some of the most fertile soil in the state. Rarely do high producing operable farms become available of this magnitude. The Farm is in the heart of Kiowa county, 10 miles east of Haswell,

Cliff Carney LIV Sotheby's International Realty

This 477.2 acre property is located in a productive farming region near Eads, Colorado, and offers a combination of Conservation Reserve Program income and long-term agricultural flexibility. With county road frontage on two sides totaling nearly 2 miles, access is convenient and functional for agricultural or recreational use. Two quarters of the property are currently enrolled in the

Jerrod Meyer Whitetail Properties Real Estate

Kiowa County, CO 640Here is a section of CRP with annual income and hunting opportunities. Enrolled in CRP until 2032, with the annual payment of $11,684, making this property a great long-term investment. Bordering the property, there is current farming of wheat, milo, and millet. With mostly level Class IV soils, the parcel has the option to be put back into cropland production once

Daniel Hunning Great Plains Land Company, LLC

Kiowa County, CO 320 CRPHere is a half section of CRP with annual income and great hunting opportunities located adjacent to the Sand Creek National Massacre Historic Site. Enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) with the current contract paying $11,426 annually and expiring September 31st, 2026. This property has been accepted into a new 10-year CRP contract with the buyer

Daniel Hunning Great Plains Land Company, LLC

Wild Goose Ranch is a rare opportunity to own 343.93 deeded acres offering a combination of productive farmland, CRP income, native grassland, and outstanding recreational habitat in southeastern Colorado. The ranch includes a well-maintained 2,384 sq. ft. brick home featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a large open living area, metal roof, central air conditioning, private well, and scenic views

Gene Cruikshank Cruikshank Realty, Inc

Conservation Reserve Program property with mostly Class IV soils. It is enrolled in the CRP program until 2027 with an annual payment of approximately $19,214. Once the current contract expires, the owner could decide to apply for a new CRP contract or put the cropland back into production. Crops grown in the area include wheat, milo, and millet. Boarding the property on the south side is a

Daniel Hunning Great Plains Land Co.

This 477.2 acre property is located in a productive farming region near Eads, Colorado and offers a combination of Conservation Reserve Program income and long term agricultural flexibility. With county road frontage on two sides totaling nearly 2 miles, access is convenient and functional for agricultural or recreational use.Two quarters of the property are currently enrolled in the Conservation

Jerrod Meyer Whitetail Properties Real Estate, LLC

Kiowa County, CO 640 Here is a section of CRP with annual income and hunting opportunities. Enrolled in CRP until 2032, with the annual payment of $11,684, making this property a great long-term investment. Bordering the property, there is current farming of wheat, milo, and millet. With mostly level Class IV soils, the parcel has the option to be put back into cropland production once the

Daniel Hunning Great Plains Land Co.

This property is located on the South edge of the Town of Eads. Prime location for improvement to residential, commercial, industrial or other potential uses such as agricultural related activities or even storage. The new buyer would be responsible for any potential or future utility taps or access.

Sharon Wilson Wilson Realty