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TNJ Dairy/Feedyard with 157+/- acres and Two Homes. Versatile Agricultural Facility
- 413 Curry Road L, Clovis, NM 88101
-Welcome to TNJ Dairy, a well-established agricultural property offering 157 acres of opportunity in the heart of Curry County, New Mexico. Originally constructed in 1978 as a fully operational dairy, the facility was designed with efficiency and growth in mind. Today, it provides the flexibility to continue as a dairy, be converted into a feedyard, or adapted for a wide range of agricultural operations.
Property Highlights
- 157+/- Total Acres – Offering space for expansion, grazing, farming, or facility development.
- On-Site Residence – A comfortable 3-bedroom, 1-bath home, ideal for owner-operators or staff housing.
- Agricultural Rights – Irrigation well rights, mineral rights, water rights, and wind rights are all included.
- Established Infrastructure – Built with the needs of a commercial dairy in mind, making the transition back to production or into a feedyard streamlined and cost-effective.
-The facility provides 450 lockups for milk cows, and the surrounding pens are designed to accommodate and feed 1,000+ head
- Opportunities:
- TNJ Dairy combines proven agricultural history with future potential. Whether you envision bringing the dairy back to operation, developing a cattle feeding enterprise, or utilizing the acreage and rights for row crops, forage production, or alternative ag ventures, this property is ready to serve as a solid foundation.
Its location near Clovis, NM, places it in a strong agricultural region known for farming, dairies, and ranching, with excellent access to markets and resources.
Property Improvements Timeline:
1970: Original house constructed.
1996: Barn built.
1998: Addition to milk barn and feed line roof; commodity shed added.
2000: Replacement irrigation well installed.
2007: Major upgrades including an addition to the milk barn, improvements to the feed line and corrals, added water storage, and installation of an additional irrigation well.
2009: Second irrigation well added.
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