Other Description: Situated in the Rural Municipality of Wallace-Woodworth near Elkhorn, Manitoba, this quarter section of farmland spans approximately 160 acres and offers a versatile mix of agricultural and feedlot infrastructure. The property includes 120 acres currently in hay and pasture, with a year's worth of stockpiled forage left ungrazed in the past season. The land is fully enclosed with high-tensile multi-strand electric perimeter fencing and interior electric cross-fencing. There is summer offsite watering in two locations and one winter offsite watering location. These are supported by shallow buried poly lines and a heated water bowl powered by a 120-volt hookup. The 120 acres are subject to a No Break No Drain Duck Unlimited Conservation Easement |
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This quartersection will also be sold with 100% of the Mines and Mineral Rights. There are oil wells and further exploration occuring within 3 miles of the subject property. |
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The 2024 Property Taxes were: $2,008.03. 2025 taxes have not yet been recieved, and are anticipated to remain comparable. |
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The remaining 40 acres comprise a well-developed feedlot and yard site, complete with a solid network of pens alleyways and drainage infrastructure. Although the feedlot is not currently active and various movable equipment (such as corral panels, gates, and watering bowls) have been removed, the foundational infrastructure remains intact. Pens are solidly constructed with treated posts, rough lumber, and windboards, steel hinges and electrical services remain installed on gate posts, ready for reactivation. Multiple LED yard lights line the alleyways, which are well laid out to support sorting and handling areas. |
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The yard accessible via a well graveled lane and provides a large turn-around for highway tractors and trailers. The yard is well sheltered by long established shelter belts to the north and west of the property. |
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Outbuildings include a 50 ft x 100 ft Quonset with both gravel and concrete floors, wired for electricity and fully set up for tool and equipment storage. The Quonset has a few pin-prick holes located along its length but overall is in excellent condition. The structure is lit with LED lighting, and double-doored at both ends. Stored within the Quonset there is a number of wooden pallets, blocks, steel drums, building materials and lumber stored, as well as a fully stocked bolt bin, all of which sells with the property. |
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A 26 ft x 64 ft metal-clad cattle handling shed includes a squeeze chute bay, insulated medicine room, hydraulic pump area, and platform scale room. The structure has a full concrete floor which is grooved for traction in busy areas, 50 percent of the handling shed is not insulated, this structure was renovated and improved in the mid 2010's. It is also fully lit with LED lighting and has a 200 Amp panel. |
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There are five large open-front cattle shelters ranging from 30 ft x 60 ft to 32 ft x 252 ft and offer livestock housing throughout the pens and feedlot. |
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The property features extensive utility infrastructure, with power supplied by a 400-amp Manitoba Hydro service. An automatic transfer switch is already installed for backup power, and the system is wired to accept a generator. Distribution panels are cleanly labeled and service multiple yard zones, including the feed bins, alley panels, office, and headgate shed. |
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Water servicing is equally impressive. Three drilled wells-producing 70, 50, and 40 GPM respectively-are plumbed into a dedicated utility building constructed from a 40-foot-high cube shipping container. Inside, the South and West wells are wired through separate submersible pump controllers. While the jet pumps are not installed, the system has wiring in place for up to four units. A multi-port PVC manifold, equipped with shut-off valves for each alley or pen, manages distribution throughout the feedlot. A wall-mounted garage heater, lighting, blowout valves, and space for twin poly storage tanks round out this high-functioning water room. |
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Included in the auction will be approximately 1,100 grass/alfalfa hay bales and 2,300 cereal straw bales, all stored in single rows on sloped, well-drained yards. These bales are approximately 3 years old. Stockpiled clay and topsoil remain onsite offering future flexibility for lot shaping or expansion. |
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This property presents an exceptional opportunity for agricultural operations looking to revive a commercial-scale feedlot, expand a missed farming operation, or establish a new agricultural base with power, water, and layout already in place. The scale and condition are best appreciated through the aerial imagery.
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