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200± acres | CRP income through 2027 | Hunting & wildlife | Near Springfield, Colorado
Here’s an excellent opportunity to own 200± acres in Baca County, Colorado, offering a combination of dependable CRP income, recreational appeal, and future agricultural flexibility. Currently enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) through 2027, the property generates approximately $6,859 in annual CRP payments, providing a source of passive income while maintaining the land as valuable wildlife habitat.
The property features predominantly Class IV soils and offers several options for the next owner when the current CRP contract expires. Depending on the owner's goals and applicable program requirements, the acreage could potentially be re-enrolled in CRP or returned to agricultural production. The surrounding region supports crops such as wheat, milo, and millet, providing additional long-term agricultural potential.
In addition to its income-producing qualities, this property offers excellent recreational opportunities. Wildlife commonly found throughout the area includes pronghorn antelope, mule deer, upland game birds, and other small game. The combination of acreage and habitat makes this an appealing property for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts.
With 200± acres, the property may also qualify for participation in the Colorado Landowner Preference Program, potentially providing eligibility for deer and antelope landowner vouchers. Buyers should independently verify current program requirements and eligibility with the appropriate Colorado authorities.
Whether you're looking for passive agricultural income, hunting and recreation, future farming potential, or a long-term land investment, this 200±-acre tract offers a compelling combination of income and opportunity in southeastern Colorado.
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