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110 acres, 2 pivots in Wil- BOTTOM
lowcreek, OR. Call Mike WANTED: Experienced
local consultant and
541-823-2838
bank developer seeks
land or partnership with
567 Dairy Farms
land owner for wetland
DAIRY- IDAHO
mitigation bank. Land
Gooding: Nice dairy, 86 should be farmed wapa-
acres, mini pivot, double to, cove, or other poorly
10 parallel barn, calving drained soil. I have many
barn, commodity barn, references and good re-
paved feeding area, pipe lations with permitting
and cable corrals with agencies.
Clackamas
shades, 498 head CAFO. County, OR. 503-522-
Nice home, $1,200,000. 0855
Tom Floyd 208-996-5129 bhaddaway@cascadeenv.com
Western Idaho Realty
579 Acreage
50 Acres irrigated organ-
ic land and buildings: Undeveloped
4.12
house, 200 speeper acres- Mill City, OR.:
barn, large open barn, noted in Linn County re-
double 6 herringbone. cords as Lot I of Shaw’s
Turner, OR. 503-930- addition of 90+ year old
1706
farmland still suitable
for animal grazing; city
570 Orchard &
also zoned for multiple
Vineyard
housing. Two points of
Property
entry: 1) 5th street be-
tween two city wells, and
2) dirt road on 6th street
between Kingwood and
Hazel. Price negotiable
with seller. Contact Rog-
er Elliott, RE/MAX Integ-
rity, 503-569-5003
relliott@integrityagents.com
Flory 7670 Sweepers:
Cab and open station,
starting at $34,000. Sil-
verton, OR. 503-932-
0766
576 Land
For Sale or Trade: 2
buildable lots in Baker
city, OR. Assessed at
$32,060. Consider live-
stock equipment, live-
stock, etc. Nancy 541-
548-3818
Grazing Land in
NE California
Grazing land east of
CalPines, next to Graves
Reservoir. 2367 acres
and 760 acres. Access
is limited, seasonal to
some and across public
land to some. Seasonal
drainage. Great hunting,
buck, antelope, game
bird. Owner will consider
terms for qualified buyer,
$450/ acre. SW of Altur-
as near County Rd 72.
360-675-9091 x3.
julia@ipmrent.com
McMinnville, OR.
11 acre wooded building
site, 60 GPM well, drain
field. 8 miles west on
Peavine Rd. $210,000.
BHHSNW Real Estate. Ron
Peddicord 503-550-0188
582 Pasture
SUMMER PASTURE:
10,000
acres,
7200
acres deeded, lots of wa-
ter, high country, Eastern
Oregon,
$2,600,000.
Tom Phillips Agency 541-
889-8401, Email:
tomtpa7@gmail.com
5,640 Acres
Dry Pasture:
Grazing ground between
Ontario and Huntington
Oregon, leased for the
2017 grazing season,
freeway splits property,
Hwy 201 access, fenced
and cross fenced, water
both springs and well, In
addition to spring some
years would make good
fall and some winter pas-
ture, $2,600,000. Tom
Phillips Agency 541-889-
Undeveloped
4.12 8401. Email:
acres- Mill City, OR.: tomtpa7@gmail.com
noted in Linn County re-
cords as Lot I of Shaw’s
644 Business
addition of 90+ year old
for Sale
farmland still suitable
for animal grazing; city
also zoned for multiple
housing. Two points of
entry: 1) 5th street be-
tween two city wells, and
FEED STORE BUSINESS
2) dirt road on 6th street
opportunity for sale:
between Kingwood and
Small six year old feed
Hazel. Price negotiable
store in lovely rural
with seller. Contact Rog-
community close to Mt.
er Elliott, RE/MAX Integ-
Rainier in Eatonville,
rity, 503-569-5003
WA needs new owner
relliott@integrityagents.com
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erate and maintain ba-
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performs daily vehicle tions accepted through
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South Eastern Oregon
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Operations Manager is
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agement of the Depart-
ment of Animal Sciences
Dairy teaching and re-
search herd (Knott Dairy
Center). Duties include
planning,
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and directing personnel
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heifer events (calving,
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tion and feeding, health
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milk and livestock sales).
This position coordinates
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serves as the central
person for communica-
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issues in coordination
with the needs of multi-
ple research, extension,
and courses. Additional-
ly, the manager teaches
classes and advises stu-
dents as assigned by the
department chair. The
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Manager is an import-
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Department of Animal
Sciences, WSU, and the
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GRANT COUNTY, DAYVILLE, OREGON - Rudio Mountain
Ranch, 24,178+/- acres. Timbered property abundant with
wildlife including mule deer, elk, turkey, and bear.
$27,950,000 CP#02517
KLAMATH COUNTY, KLAMATH FALLS, OR- 3,386 +/- acres
with 4 miles of lake frontage. A very efficient and
economically operating cattle ranch with a combination of
rangeland pasture, irrigated meadows and timberland.
Wildlife including deer and elk. Denny Creek flows through
the ranch. Zoned for a destination resort. $21,000,000
CP#03317
WASCO COUNTY, CLARNO, OR – 47,120+/- ac. 29,279+/- ac
deeded with an additional 11,000 ac of BLM and 7,000 ac of
USFS leased lands. Over 8 miles of deeded river frontage on
the lower John Day River. Exceptional fishing. $19,750,000
CP#03015
UMATILLA COUNTY, PENDLETON, OR - 6,313.15 +/- acres, 53
bushels average production history, with a CSP contract. The
farm contains 5,915.76 tillable acres with a proven 97 bushel
crop in 2017. Two homes, bunk house, shop, machinery shed,
and barn. $7,310,000.00 CP#03217
UNION COUNTY, NORTH POWDER, OR - 2,518+/- acre ranch
located at the base of the Elkhorn Mountains. 11,000+/- sq ft
custom built timber frame home with guest quarters and
outbuildings. Elk, deer and turkey hunting, and stocked
fishing ponds. REDUCED TO $6,500,000 CP#00217
UMATILLA COUNTY, PENDLETON, OR – 737+/- deeded ac of
which 549 ac are irrigated under center pivots. 115 ac dryland
crop enrolled in CRP and 62 ac rangeland. Main home and
outbuildings. Deer and bird hunting. Broker owned.
$4,500,000 CP#01316
UNION COUNTY, MEDICAL SPRINGS, OR - 5,350 contiguous
ac timber parcel inside a larger 9,560 ac grazing area w/
additional 2,400 grazing ac negotiable for lease from seller.
Ponds and springs. LOP tags for deer and elk. $3,445,000
CP#02514
WALLOWA COUNTY, TROY, OR - Off-grid, self-sufficient
5,386+/- sq. ft. home on canyon rim overlooking 861+/- acres
and 3+/- miles of deeded river frontage. Bordered by the
Wenaha Wildlife Area. Fishing and hunting within the
property. This property has Wi-Fi . $2,900,000.00 CP#02417
BAKER COUNTY, BAKER CITY, OR - 559.09 ac. with house,
barn and hay shed. 547.9 ac of water rights. Wheel line and
flood irrigation. $2,300,000 CP#00317
BAKER COUNTY, BAKER CITY, OR - Keating Valley 425 ac
irrigated hay/pasture ranch. 360 ac Powder River water rights.
8 Tower pivot. 196 ac irr along river. Remodeled home. Shop
w/working facilities. 1 mo BLM permit out the gate. 18 miles
from Baker City. $2,300,000 CP#00617
GILLIAM COUNTY, Condon, OR - 2,248 total acres. Excellent
deer hunting, with upland birds and elk. East 30 Mile Creek
runs through property. 750 acres of CRP with 4 years
remaining on contract, 407 acres to tillable, and 1091 acres
of range. $1,750,000.00 CP#01917
DOUGLAS COUNTY, CANYONVILLE, OR - South Umpqua River
Ranch has river frontage and 618.17 ac with 142 ac irrigated
cropland/pivot and hillside pasture. 5 ac / 2 homesites, feeder
barns, hay barns, milk parlor and shops/storage. Water rights.
Price reduced to $1,600,000 CP#00517
UMATILLA COUNTY, HERMISTON, OR - 38.5 acre small scale,
full operation facility. Shop, pivot irrigated fields, small feed
lot, corral system, pastures, and a 2,400 sq. ft. custom built
home. $1,500,000 CP#01117
BAKER COUNTY, KEATING, OR - 262 ac. Nice home, additional
living quarters, shop, irrigated pasture, 1 mile of Powder River
frontage. 127 ac water right, 2.5 ac pond. $1,399,000 CP#00416
GRANT COUNTY, MT. VERNON, OR - 464.03 total acres. 55
acres of pasture, 330 acres planted to spring barley and
alfalfa. 8 springs located throughout. 2015 Marlette Home
with 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, office, and carport. $1,350,000
CP#02217
GILLIAM COUNTY, CONDON, OR – 1,976.64 total ac. Deer,
elk, and upland birds. Currently 837.74 ac of range, 984.96 ac
of dryland crop, and 153.94 ac under CRP contract. Home with
bunkhouse and outbuildings. $1,335,430 CP#02716
MORROW COUNTY, HEPPNER, OR - 1,258 ac. Custom 3,400 sq. ft.
log home. Two year-round creeks, bunkhouse, barn/shop and shop.
Completely fenced and cross fenced. $1,300,000 CP#02617
WHEELER COUNTY, MITCHELL, OR – 1,475 total ac of timber
and range. Bridge Creek, seasonal creeks and springs, elk and
mule deer. $1,143,125 CP#03415
MORROW COUNTY, LEXINGTON, OR – 260 +/- ac equine facility
which includes 65 ac irrigated lands, 184 ac CRP, 3,349 SF home,
and complete horse facilities. Additional 225 ac water rights. Turn-
key operation. REDUCED TO $1,000,000 CP#00616
UMATILLA COUNTY, PENDLETON, OR - 1402 ac., 1288 ac.
expired CRP. 45 bu. average historical wheat production.
Suitable for pasture and/or renewed wheat rotation. Good
ROI. $865,900 CP#00417
BAKER COUNTY, HEREFORD, OR – 1,560 ac. Perennial
streams, springs, timber, corrals. Excellent hunting, 3 LOP tags.
$834,000 CP#02915
BAKER COUNTY, KEATING, OR - 1,312 ac timber parcel with
mountain pasture. Balm Creek Reservoir. Stream and springs.
LOP tags. Located adjacent to Wallowa Whitman National
Forest. $799,000 CP#00714
GILLIAM COUNTY, CONDON, OR – 1,398.18 total ac. CRP
108.01 ac, 784.24 ac of range and 505.93 ac currently seeded
to wheat. No improvements. Great deer, elk, and Chukar
hunting. $700,491 CP#02616
BENTON COUNTY, KENNEWICK, WA - 6.29 ac with an indoor
arena, horse barn, shop, with a new 2,254 square foot home.
$625,000 CP#02916
MALHEUR COUNTY, ONTARIO, OR – 115 ac, 66 ac irrigated.
Pond, 2,500 sq. ft. home, and outbuildings. Wildlife, views, 6
miles from Ontario. $550,000 CP#01915
BAKER COUNTY, HAINES, OR - 88.98 ac. nestled at the base
of the Elkhorn Mountains. Main house, several outbuildings,
hay/livestock barn and cattle working facility. Irrigated grass
pasture. $549,000 CP#03116
UMATILLA COUNTY, WESTON, OR – Investment opportunity.
102 +/- forested ac, 65 ac zoned FR allows development of 5
ac tracts. Power and well. Wildlife. $525,000 CP#02416
541-278-4444
101 S.E. 3rd | P.O.Box 1614, Pendleton, OR 97801
• Jim Whitney,
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UNION COUNTY, UNION, OR - 325.97 +/- ac. Timber parcel
with 1/2 mile of Catherine Creek. 1 mm BF timber per 2010
cruise. Adjacent to USFS. Downstream from wilderness access
area. 11 mi. south of Union. $499,000 CP#02614
GILLIAM COUNTY, CONDON, OR – 939.75 total ac. Property
consisting of 612.27 ac of range, 229.52 ac currently in wheat
production, and 97.96 ac of CRP. Abundant deer, upland birds,
occasional elk. $385,979 CP#02516
UMATILLA COUNTY, PILOT ROCK, OR - 76 +/- deeded ac /
East Birch Creek running through the property. 63.3 acres
containing water rights. Irrigated with 3 wheel lines & sub-
irrigation. 40’x46’ metal shop, equipment yard and 2 wells.
Buildable lot within the city limits. $385,000 #CP#01517
UMATILLA COUNTY, PENDLETON, OR - 11.6 acres of dryland
pasture, 7 miles NW of Pendleton. 3 bedroom, 1 bath home
with laundry area and deck. Large shop with multiple large
overhead doors and living quarters. $385,000 CP#02817
UMATILLA COUNTY, MILTON-FREEWATER, OREGON - 287.30
ac with 143.09 ac in CRP. Multiple developed springs,
buildable home site, LOP tags for Walla Walla Unit.
$350,000.00 CP#01617
UMATILLA COUNTY, PENDLETON, OR – Development
potential 76.37 ac parcel. Zoned to allow the creation of 4ea
nine ac lots with 40+ ac of river bottom remaining for
recreation. $350,000 CP#02415
UMATILLA COUNTY, PENDLETON, OR - Dryland wheat/CRP
farm, Missouri Gulch. 394.73 acres northwest of Pendleton.
172 ac. enrolled CRP through 2022 and 220 ac. in production.
2017-82 bushel crop ac. REDUCED TO $312,000 CP#02914
MORROW COUNTY, ECHO, OR – CRP income property. 186.9
ac of land with 157.7 ac of CRP, power and well. The balance
of the property is range pasture. $295,000 #CP03515
UMATILLA COUNTY, PENDLETON, OREGON - 316.32 acres at
the junction of Stage Gulch and Simpson Road in dryland
wheat production. In 2017, the Seller produced 97 bushels per
acre. $249,000 CP#02917
UNION COUNTY, UNION, OR – Buildable 80 +/- ac near
Tollgate and the Spout Springs Ski Resort on the breaks of
Looking glass Creek.
Bordered on 2 sides by Umatilla
National Forest. $290,000 CP#02316
BAKER COUNTY, BAKER CITY, OR - 230 +/- acres timber parcel
located between Rock Creek and Muddy Creek. Adjacent to
ODFW area at the base of the Elkhorn Mountains. Buildable.
$229,000.00. CP#00717
BAKER COUNTY, OXBOW, OR – 160 ac hunters paradise
surrounded by BLM and NF 3 sides. Good water and timber.
Zoned timber/grazing. $160,000 CP#01916
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