378± acres of working Kansas ground, split about evenly between broken land that's been in brome since the early 1970s and native big bluestem grazing. The farm is built for productivity: potential of 2-3 tons of hay per acre, cattle pens with a working chute already in place, and water infrastructure to match.
A recently drilled well feeds two Ritchie waterers—a two-hole unit at the pens and a four-hole unit set in the open ground to handle a large number of animals. Beyond that, water is genuinely abundant, roughly 20 watershed dams (several holding year-round) plus a couple of natural springs. Historically the farm has carried 75-80 head through the season. Location is a strong draw too, close to I-70, Fort Riley, and Manhattan. A rare, well-watered combination of hay and grazing ground ready to work.