Farm #323 Four House Broiler Farm

This farm has four 43'x500' broiler houses that were constructed in 2003. They are wood truss with dropped ceilings and have Choretime feeders (2021) with Lubing drinkers (2021). They also have Rotem Platinum Plus Controllers (2020). These broiler houses operate with well water & rural water back-up with a 5000 gallon water storage tank. A 12,000 bulk propane tank helps with saving on fuel cost. There is a (40'X80') stacker shed and a compost shed is used for bird disposal. An auto-start generator is available as an emergency power source. The farm was updated in 2020 & 2021 and any additional updates will be done by the seller.

This farm has an OK Farms broiler contract. It has a reported target weight of 8.5 Ibs (approximately 53 days) with a middle pay of 7.5 cents per pound and 4 flocks per year.

A Creekviewwindrower, Priefert tiller, Lewis Brothers cake-out machine, Bobcat 720 skid steer and an International litter truck are all included with this listing.

There is a 2016 sq ft three bedroom, one & one half baths, Double Wide Mobile Home with front and back porches on the property. It had a new metal roof instal1ed in 2020. It's located on 40 acres (mostly open). There are an additional 80 acres available at an extra cost. This farm has highway frontage.

The OK Farms projected gross income (per the new contract) is $206,000 per year.

This Broiler Farm is located near Mena, Arkansas.

For more Information call 479-394-0022

Farm #322 Seven House Turkey Farm

It's really rare to find a farm this nice & well kept, much less one with a beautiful home and 142 flat acres of pastureland. This outstanding farm is perfectly set up for raising turkeys and running a cattle or horse operation. 

The seven Butterball contracted turkey houses went in production in 2014 & 2017. They are "all in/all out" with wood truss and drop ceilings. Three of the houses are 54x500, two are 50x450 & two are 50x350. The feeders are Choretime and the drinkers are lubing. Quad heaters & Big Foot tube heaters provide heat when needed. The controllers are Choretronics. Extra ceiling insulation and roll seal doors help keep the heating bills down. The farm uses propane for a heat source and city water and has two 5,000 water storage tanks. There are two large stacker sheds (40x140) & (40x120) that are used for excess litter storage. Bird disposal is with two diesel powered incineraters. There are two Perekins/Taylor auto-start generators that supply an emergency power source. 

The farm is contracted with Butterball that uses an approximate 13 week grow out period (around 84 days). Total bird placement is approximately 96,000 per flock. 

A 5065E John Deere tractor with a front-end loader, seven foot bush hog, a lewis de-caker & a Kelly de-caker, 2038R John Deere with a five foot tiller, Kelly sprayer and a 16 foot bumper trailer will remain with the property. 

This highway frontage farm has a beautiful 2100 sq ft brick home that was constructed in 2001. It has 3 bedrooms/2 baths, an office, a 2 car attached garage & 2 car carport. There is also a 2200 sq ft nice DW mobile home with 3 bedrooms/2 baths & a office (or extra bedroom). The farm also has a 28x60 shop (with partial living quarters) The 142 acres are good pasture/hay meadows (approximately 75 open) & completely fenced. It has 3 ponds & 1 all weather creek. 

The property taxes have been $7,714 & insurance $22,353 per year. The new Butterball contract projects a $469,504 income for an "average" grower. 

Located near Ola, Arkansas 
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Farm #321 Eight House Broiler Farm

What a big nice broiler/cattle farm. It consist of eight 43x5OO steel truss broiler houses that were constructed in 2002/2003. They have a Cumberland feed system, Lubing drinkers, brooders and quad radiant heaters, side wall vent doors and use Rotem Platinum Plus controllers. This farm operates on natural gas & rural water, with five 5,000 gallon water storage tanks. Two 103 kW Taylor auto-start generators supply an emergency power source. A 50x150 stacker shed and a compost shed are used for excess litter storage and bird disposal. The farm will be upated to Simmons premium pay by the seller.

This broiler farm is currently conracted with Simmons Foods and a total bird placement of approximately 256,000 and raise a targeted 4 .5 Ib broiler for 36-38 days averaging six flocks per year. A 4050 New Holland tractor w/front end loader, KMC Cake-out Maschine, KMC House Washer, KMC Wall Cleaner, Creekview Windrower & Litter Leveler will remain with the farm.

Two homes are on this property. One is a 2011 three bedroom 2 bath manufactured home with 6" walls & gas fireplace, It has a two car attached carport and a deck with a fabulous view overlooking the property.
The second is a brick home with 3 bedrooms and 3 baths. Approximately 3,200 sq ft.
Both homes have city water and there is an in-ground storm shelter. The homes sit on a hill overlooking the 135 acres of pastures and some of the five ponds on the property. It has paved road frontage. The land is open pasture (for grazing or hay) with occasional shade trees. It is fenced and cross fenced with numerous out buildings (Barn, Shop, Cattle working facilities, etc).

The property taxes are approximately $6,900 per year.
The Simmons' "projected average" gross income is $534,797 per year. (Broiler Income Only)
This nice farm is located near Claremore, Oklahoma.

Farm #320 Nine House Broiler Farm

This listing is a combination of two family farms (About A Mile Apart). It consists of 9 broiler houses constructed from 2003-2006. Six are wood truss/drop ceilings and three are steel truss with steel ceilings & walls. All houses had new Choretime feeders installed in 2021 with turbo-mates. New Lubing drinkers were installed in 2018 & 2021. New Rotem Platinum Plus controllers were installed in 2017 & 2020. Additional updates of new fans, lighting, side vents & added insulation were completed in the fall of 2021 completing extensive updates. These farms operate on well water, with rural water and storage tanks as back-ups. Three auto-start generators supply an emergency back-up power supply. One farm uses an Eco-drum and one uses a compost shed as bird disposal. Each farm has propane as a heat source and each have a bulk storage tank (12,000 and 10,000 gallon).

These farms are contracted with OK Foods and raise a target weight of 8 pounds and a target 54 day grow period, with a top tier middle pay of 7.5 cents per pound. Total placement should be approximately 208,000 Birds per flock and average of four flocks per year.

Extra Equipment included includes a 2001 New Holland TN6s tractor, 10' Litter leveler, Creekview windrower, Priefert tiller, Lewis de-caker, Bob-Cat 720 skid steer & International litter truck.

One farm is 24 acres & has a 1200 sq ft, 3 bedroom, one bath home. The land is primarily open with 2 ponds and numerous out buildings. On a paved road.

The second farm is 40 acres and has a 2016 sq ft double-wide mobile home with 3 bedrooms, 11/2 baths and a metal roof (2020) along with a carport & several outbuildings. Highway frontage as well. Another 80 Acres Are Available With This Farm If Desired.

Recent property taxes were $7,742 (total both farms).
 
Insurance was $21,781 (total both farms). 

Since this is a new contract with OK Foods, the projected gross income is $475,000-$500,000 per year (both farms) with approximately $96,000 Ok incentive pay to go to a new buyer (over two years)

Located near Mena, Arkansas.

Farm #319 Two House Breeder Farm

This two house chicken breeder farm is currently contracted with Tyson (Hope, Arkansas Complex).  It consists of two 40’ x 520’ breeder (egg) houses.  One is steel truss construction (1999) and one is wood truss construction (2001).  
 

Total chicken capacity is approximately 20,600.  These chicken breeder houses were updated (over $100,000) in 2022 & 2023.  These updates include: New Cumberland nests in one house, LED lighting both houses, new cool cell pads for both houses and a new rooster feeder.  Both chicken breeder houses have Cumberland nest, as well as Cumberland feeders and drinkers.  Both houses have Rotem Platinum Plus controllers.

 Two wells provide water along with rural water back-up.  An incinerator is used for chicken disposal and a Perkins generator provides an emergency power supply.

 The average income on this breeder farm has been approximately $160,000 per year.  Yearly insurance is $10,225.

 This breeder farm has a 3 bedroom, 2 bath double wide mobile home, two carports and a covered outdoor kitchen. It also has a large shop with a concrete floor and electricity.

 The property is 51 +/- acres of mostly pasture and two ponds.
 
FOR INTERNET SEARCHES, the address is:
 

325 Hempstead 227 North

Hope, Arkansas 71901