Fargo Avenue, Hanford, CA 93230

Location

The property is located on the southeast corner of the intersection of Fargo Ave and 7 1/2 Avenue in Hanford, CA.

Size

+/-107.09 Assessed Acres

Plantings/Land Use

Property is planted to +/-68 acres Chandler walnuts on Paradox rootstock:

• +/-36 acres planted in 2009 at 24′ x 24′ spacing

• +/-32 acres planted in 2017 at 20′ x 20′ spacing

The remaining +/-33.64 acres of open land have historically been planted with winter wheat and silage corn and are currently planted to corn.

Solar

Property has a fenced-in solar system on the open ground field.

Storage & Equipment Yard

There is a fenced equipment yard with a storage building on south end of the property.

Water

This property is located within the Kings County Water District and receives surface water from the Settlers Irrigation District. It is irrigated using two systems that combine both sprinkler and flood irrigation methods.

• Irrigation System #1: An agricultural well 325 feet deep, with standing water at 166 feet and bowls set at 240 feet. It is powered by a 50 HP turbine electric motor, producing an output of 513 GPM. Additionally, two (2) 7 HP electric ditch lift pumps assist in water delivery. Water is discharged into an underground pipeline with valves, allowing for flood irrigation when needed.

• Irrigation System #2: A 50 HP electric self-start variable speed motor delivers water to a four-unit sand media filtration system. From there, water is distributed via a single drip line and micro-jet sprinklers.

The +/-26 acres of open farmland can be irrigated using either system.

Soil

See ‘Soil Map’ and ‘Soil Description’ for details.

Legal

Kings County APNs: 014-130-095, 014-130-094, 014-130-093, 014-130-110, and 014-130-108

Groundwater Disclosure

Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) requires groundwater basins to be sustainable by 2040. SGMA may limit ground water pumping. For more information, please visit the SGMA website at https://water.ca.gov/programs/groundwater-management/sgma-groundwater-management.

The Buyer is responsible for conducting their own research to verify all information related to groundwater and surface water resources, including availability, usage rights, and potential restrictions.

Remarks

This well-maintained property features meticulously cared-for orchards, reflecting a high standard of ongoing management. An experienced and knowledgeable farm manager is in place and willing to remain on board, offering a seamless transition for the new owner. Additionally, the property is enrolled in the Williamson Act, providing potential property tax advantages for long-term agricultural use.