Markus Hackett

Discover the opportunity to own 110+/- acres of Glenn County Rice. This property spans 110.78 assessed acres across two parcels with frontage along Highway 162. Zoned Agriculture and reflecting predominantly Class III soil types, it presents a prime investment in agricultural land. Water is provided by the Provident Irrigation District and has two active gas well sites generating additional

434.31 Assessed Acres of Irrigated Pasture. Irrigation is provided by Reclamation District 2068 and domestic well provides stockwater. The property is perimeter fenced and cross fenced into several fields with stockwater in each. The carrying capacity is estimated at 350 pair (cow/calf) over a nine month grazing period. Improvements include corrals, processing and loadouts at central

**COMBER RANCH (EAST)** **Northwest corner of Binghamton and Robben Roads, Solano County** Discover the opportunity to own 156.26 acres of prime farmland in Solano County's Comber Ranch (East). This expansive property features two rectangular fields primarily used for cultivating open field crops, such as hay. Benefit from irrigation provided by Maine Prairie Water District, ensuring efficient

**Investment Opportunity in Downtown Woodland** Discover the potential of this versatile property located at 913 Court Street in the heart of downtown Woodland, CA. Boasting a spacious lot with multiple entrances, this property offers 1,158+ square feet of existing improvements featuring 3 offices/bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, a kitchen/dining area, and a reception/living space. With Downtown

Residual Farm Property Only; 61.292 total surveyed acres in Yuba & Butte County, just south of Honcut Creek and primarily west of Highway 70 (See attached survey). The property primarily consist of open fallow grassland that is generally flat and has been dryland farmed in the past, but could be irrigated if water was developed. The property is within the unprotected side of the levee and

517.41 Acres of dry and irrigated pasture, north of Lincoln. Subject to a conservation easement, preserving the area in perpetuity, excluding two homesites with 3 homes, 3 barns and various outbuildings. Land types include 355 acres of dryland pasture, 116 acres of irrigated pasture, 36 acres of riparian corridor and 10 acres in 2 building sites, which are excluded from the easement. Irrigation

The Ranch reflects a good winter rangeland and recreational property located in western Colusa County. Currently under a Williamson Act Contract, so taxes will remain low. The ranch consist of several ponds and a couple of seasonal streams with elevations ranging from 1,100 to 2000 ft. The entire property is fenced and cross fenced and nicely laid out for gathering and moving cattle with working