Ask Tony Cerar
Take a look at this nice Grant County combination farm with Osage Creek running through the southeast corner. The farm is conveniently located on the north side of Johnston Rd just 3 +/- miles northwest of Medford, OK. There is electric on the east side of the farm running north-south along county road 2930. The farm has good soils with almost 130 +/- acres being class 1 and 2. With adequate rainfall, this farm is capable of raising a good crop of soybeans, milo, cotton, winter wheat and more. There is a nice pond in the pasture portion of the farm that would be ideal for watering your livestock or recruiting some waterfowl to the farm. The pond is fed via a wet weather creek coming into the farm from the north. If you wanted to create a 5–10 +/- acre watershed in the pasture portion of the farm, there is very good potential to do so. The pasture portion of the farm is roughly 20-25 +/- acres and would be ideal for a few horses or cows. There are deer tracks all over the farm as it sits, but I can assure you with a summer crop of soybeans or milo on the farm, that the deer, upland bird, and dove populations would all increase tremendously. Aside from a small oil and gas location in the northeast corner of the farm, this is a clean and very well-kept farm. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Tony Cerar at (918) 671-8937 .
