Michael Keady
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$3,500,000 • 299.73 acres
This Idaho irrigated farm asset is comprised of 299.73 +/- deeded acres across two tax parcels in Payette County, Idaho, approximately 63 miles northwest of Boise. There are 198.04 +/- cropland acres, of which 172.17 +/- acres are under pivot (per the Payette County Farm Service Agency), and the farm is currently used as a rotational grazing operation for sheep. There are currently 300 +/- ewes, with a lambing percentage of 1.75%, and the farm has historically held up to 800 sheep at one time. The cropland acres are under pivot and wheel line and a variety of grasses are grown for the rotational grazing program. Irrigation water for the asset is delivered via surface water rights from the Little Willow Irrigation District. These water rights, included in the sale, consist of an allocation of 173.30 shares. The Little Willow Creek flows through the property, providing livestock water for the operation. There is a 1,767-square-foot custom-built home, a 2,995-square-foot insulated shop, a 2,640-square-foot hay barn, and multiple general-purpose buildings located on the property and included in the sale of this asset. The residence and buildings are currently occupied by the landowner. Wildlife is abundant in the region; pheasant, chukar, quail, waterfowl, and passing herds of elk and deer are often found on the property. A new owner could utilize this irrigated farm asset to raise livestock, convert the grass stand to a wide variety of row crops or a combination of the two. For more information and to request the full information package, please contact Michael Keady, 208.696.9588 or
This Idaho irrigated farm asset is comprised of 299.73 +/- deeded acres across two tax parcels in Payette County, Idaho, approximately 63 miles northwest of Boise. There are 198.04 +/- cropland acres, of which 172.17 +/- acres are under pivot (per the Payette County Farm Service Agency), and the farm is currently used as a rotational grazing operation for sheep. There are currently 300 +/- ewes, with a lambing percentage of 1.75%, and the farm has historically held up to 800 sheep at one time. The cropland acres are under pivot and wheel line and a variety of grasses are grown for the rotational grazing program. Irrigation water for the asset is delivered via surface water rights from the Little Willow Irrigation District. These water rights, included in the sale, consist of an allocation of 173.30 shares. The Little Willow Creek flows through the property, providing livestock water for the operation. There is a 1,767-square-foot custom-built home, a 2,995-square-foot insulated shop, a 2,640-square-foot hay barn, and multiple general-purpose buildings located on the property and included in the sale of this asset. The residence and buildings are currently occupied by the landowner. Wildlife is abundant in the region; pheasant, chukar, quail, waterfowl, and passing herds of elk and deer are often found on the property. A new owner could utilize this irrigated farm asset to raise livestock, convert the grass stand to a wide variety of row crops or a combination of the two. For more information and to request the full information package, please contact Michael Keady, 208.696.9588 or
$1,750,000 • 258.72 acres
Lying just south of the Chesterfield Reservoir, the Portneuf River Ranch offers a blend of productive cattle pasture, abundant water resources, and irrigated row crop acres. With the Portneuf River flowing through the property and multiple year-round springs, this ranch is a haven for both livestock and wildlife. The Portneuf River Ranch comprises 258.72 ± acres, easily accessible off Rocky Ford Road. The ranch consists of two pivots, as well as wheel lines, allowing for the cultivation of irrigated row and forage crops and/or irrigated pasture. With sub-irrigated fields, the cattle pasture is highly productive and requires minimal irrigation throughout the grazing season. Multiple springs emerge out of the ground on the eastern side of the ranch, coming together to form a singular creek that stays open year-round. This unique characteristic is attractive from a livestock watering standpoint, but also phenomenal for waterfowl hunters looking to attract late-season birds after everything else has frozen over. The property's layout and water features offer excellent potential for development into a personal hunting retreat. The combination of infrastructure and natural beauty makes this an ideal location for a custom home with panoramic views and direct access to ranch operations. With existing septic, domestic well, and power on-site, the property provides a solid foundation for building a private residence, hunting cabin, or ranch headquarters, subject to approval from Caribou County.
Lying just south of the Chesterfield Reservoir, the Portneuf River Ranch offers a blend of productive cattle pasture, abundant water resources, and irrigated row crop acres. With the Portneuf River flowing through the property and multiple year-round springs, this ranch is a haven for both livestock and wildlife. The Portneuf River Ranch comprises 258.72 ± acres, easily accessible off Rocky Ford Road. The ranch consists of two pivots, as well as wheel lines, allowing for the cultivation of irrigated row and forage crops and/or irrigated pasture. With sub-irrigated fields, the cattle pasture is highly productive and requires minimal irrigation throughout the grazing season. Multiple springs emerge out of the ground on the eastern side of the ranch, coming together to form a singular creek that stays open year-round. This unique characteristic is attractive from a livestock watering standpoint, but also phenomenal for waterfowl hunters looking to attract late-season birds after everything else has frozen over. The property's layout and water features offer excellent potential for development into a personal hunting retreat. The combination of infrastructure and natural beauty makes this an ideal location for a custom home with panoramic views and direct access to ranch operations. With existing septic, domestic well, and power on-site, the property provides a solid foundation for building a private residence, hunting cabin, or ranch headquarters, subject to approval from Caribou County.
