Irrigon

The Bellinger Irrigated Farm is an exceptional opportunity to acquire highly sought after Columbia Basin farmland. The farm is 329 +/- contiguous acres consisting of seven irrigation pivots, a modest home (1620 sq.ft.), multiple outbuildings for storage and machine shops, and two 60’ x 100’ hay/equipment storage open-sided metal buildings. Located in the heart of the Columbia Basin, the center of high value crop production, the Bellinger Irrigated Farm is an opportunity to own one of the regions fastest appreciating assets. Agriculture has been deeply rooted in the area for several generations. The Basin is widely known for being a leader in agriculture with new irrigation techniques developed long ago, particularly circle sprinklers. Hot days, cool summer nights, well-drained soil, and good quality water are the integral factors for an ideal growing season. Water - West Extension Irrigation District water rights - 261+/- acres. The farm has an additional 27+/- acres of surface supplemental water rights. The delivery system consists of two separate Point of Diversion pump stations (both 50hp pumps). There is also a pond (pump station) with 25 hp pump supplying supplemental rights. The entire system is connected and provides adequate PSI for a variety of crops. The farm is currently growing multi-year hay crops as well as single season high yielding row crops.Long-term Water Investment: In an ever-changing world, water needs have consistently been top priority. Water availability has always been directly corresponded with operational success in Ag production. But given today's new local industries, those water needs and opportunities are more diverse than ever. Inflation & Capital Hedge: Irrigated farm acres have proven to be a low-volatility, tangible asset investment that protects not only corporate purchasing power but can also diversify paper-heavy portfolios. Farm investment provides even more layers of protection to an uncertain political landscape