141 S Kaw Rd, Dighton, KS 67839

Highly productive irrigated quarter just one mile west of Dighton featuring a 7-tower Reinke pivot with new electric motor, 77 acre-feet water right on flex plan, and 305 GPM production. Includes a 7-acre farmstead with outbuilding and homesite potential, plus excellent access to Highway 96 and multiple grain elevators.This property consists of a highly productive irrigated quarter currently supported by a 7-tower Reinke irrigation pivot. The soils are well-suited for raising high-yield milo, corn, and wheat-crops that thrive in this region of Lane County. The farm's layout allows for efficient field operations, with strong access to multiple nearby grain elevators for convenient hauling and marketing flexibility. Western Kansas is known for consistent grain production, and this tract sits in a strong agricultural corridor with established farming infrastructure and a history of dependable yields. Irrigation & Water The property features a 7-tower Reinke irrigation pivot equipped with a newly built electric motor. The water right produces 77 acre-feet and is currently enrolled in a 5-year flex plan, with one year remaining. The well is rated at 305 gallons per minute (GPM), providing reliable support for irrigated crop production. The combination of solid GPM production, flex plan management, and quality soils makes this a dependable irrigated investment opportunity. Located on the southeast corner of the quarter is a 7-acre farmstead that includes an outbuilding and established homesite. This provides an excellent opportunity for a future rural residence, equipment storage, or operational headquarters-all within one mile of Dighton. Properties offering both irrigated production and homesite potential in this proximity to town are increasingly difficult to find. Situated just outside of Dighton in Kansas, this property benefits from strong community ties, established agricultural services, and excellent transportation access via Highway 96. The area is well known for producing high-quality milo, corn, and wheat, supported by western Kansas' semi-arid climate, abundant sunshine, and efficient irrigation practices.