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80± Acres in Baca County, Colorado — CRP Income & Hunting
If you're looking for an affordable acreage investment with current income and long-term flexibility, this 80± acre parcel in Baca County, Colorado deserves a look. With 74.87 acres currently enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) through 2030, the property provides approximately $1,752 in annual CRP payments, offering an immediate income stream while preserving future options for the landowner.
The property consists predominantly of Class IV soils and is located in an area where agricultural production commonly includes wheat, milo, and millet. When the current CRP contract expires in 2030, the next owner can evaluate whether to pursue a new CRP contract or return portions of the acreage to agricultural production, subject to applicable program requirements and eligibility.
In addition to its investment potential, this property offers excellent recreational appeal. The surrounding area supports populations of pronghorn antelope, mule deer, upland game birds, and other small game, providing opportunities for hunting and wildlife recreation.
The property benefits from maintained county road frontage and good access to paved U.S. Highway 287, making travel to and from the property convenient. Springfield, Colorado, is nearby for everyday services and amenities.
Whether you're looking for current CRP income, hunting and recreation, future agricultural potential, or an affordable long-term land investment, this 80± acre tract offers a combination of income and flexibility that is hard to overlook.
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