Marc Reck

$340,000

1.5 Acres

Holyoke, Colorado, 80734

Commercial buildings located just east of the Holyoke, CO town limits being offered for sale in 2 parcels. Can be purchased together and/or separately. Established buildings with heat, storage, air, office & more! Possession upon closing. Ideal for any type of storage and/or to run your business out of i.e. farm equipment, truck storage/repair, seed and/or fertilizer, etc.Parcel #2ADDRESS: 219 N Sunflower Dr, Holyoke, COTotal Acres: 1.55±100' x 60' garage/shop (6,000 sq ft); heated, insulated, cement floorR/E Taxes: $4,293.08 (2024)LEGAL: Block 1, Lots 1-6 of the Auskeef Commercial Park, Holyoke, COASKING $340,000

$1,750,000

14 Acres

Sterling, Colorado, 80728

Formerly known as Allen Mitchek Feed & Grain. With excellent infrastructure, storage flexibility, and the ability to expand, this is a rare opportunity in northeast Colorado’s productive ag region to own a 347,000± bushel grain elevator with two scales, extensive office facility, truck shop and adjacent truck lot located near I-76.Position your ag operation for success with this high-capacity grain facility located at 247 Sierra Vista Street in Sterling, Colorado. Mitchek's Diamond W. Grain, LLC licensed and bonded, elevator offers 347,000± bushels of upright concrete storage across 20 bins, along with the infrastructure to support efficient, large-scale grain handling. An adjacent truck lot adds to the appeal and offers the opportunity to expand or diversify. Built in 1970, this facility historically has been used for wheat and corn storage, merchandising, and grain trucking business. Sterling is central in a major agricultural production area, with grain, livestock, feedlots, dairies, and ethanol plants.Elevator:5.75± total acresLogan County, COAddress: 247 Sierra Vista Ave, Sterling, CO 80751Diagonally opposite to truck lot (below)347,000± bu total capacity6,192± SF steel truck shopConcrete drive-through elevator with two grain pitsDual grain legs with 20 downspouts & automatic distributor2 - Truck platform scales  with digital monitors & printersFuture expansion potential for upright or flat grain storageNorth property line bordered by UP Railroad right-of-way (not currently active)The on-site office and operations building provides over 4,200± SF of functional space, including:Breakroom with kitchen, offices & reception area, bathrooms on each level, and upper-level meeting room, wet bar, and ¾ bathR/E Taxes: $11,189.34 (2024 payable in 2025)ASKING $1,400,000Truck Lot:8.2± total acresLogan County, COAddress: 170 Cucarola Road, Sterling, CO 80751Diagonally opposite to Elevator (above)Street access, electric plug ins, diesel fuel storageLocated in the heart of Sterling's industrial areaMultiple potential usesR/E Taxes $1,655.76 (2024 payable in 2025)ASKING $350,000COMBINED ASKING  PRICE: $1,750,000(NOTE: IF SOLD SEPARATELY, ELEVATOR MUST SELL BEFORE MITCHEK TRUCK YARD)

$3,100,000

6 Acres

Colorado, 80815

Heritage Seed & Grain, LLC (HSG) is a turnkey operation with modern facilities, established customer base, 458,000± bushel storage, multiple seed dealerships, personal property and opportunities to expand, grow, and diversify into additional commodities and markets. HSG is an established and fully integrated seed cleaning business with 458,000± bushel of storage located in Flagler, CO. This modern cleaning and handling facility - built in 2021 and brought online in 2022 - cleans, handles, and processes primarily wheat and Proso millet via a system of unloading/loading augers, legs, and conveyors, air screen cleaner, gravity tables, length graders, cyclones, dust system, bagger & seed treater. All of this is accomplished while operating efficiently with minimum labor and maintenance and the flexibility to process and switch between commodities, preventing cross-contamination with 20+ bins to segregate product. Processed product is then shipped via bulk, bags, tote and/or container. Centrally located within the High Plains of Colorado, HSG draws from a 100-mile radius established producer customer base, which they custom clean for, purchase from, and sell seed wheat and Proso millet to. In addition, they have contracts to grow, clean and sell foundation, registered, and certified wheat seed. The facility’s strategic location gives flexibility to adjust and customize to the market needs of the geographic area. HSG is situated within ¾ mile of I-70 and within 100± miles of Denver’s Intermodal facilities, providing access to regional, national, and international markets for processed Proso millet for birdseed, pet food, and more.6.01± total acresKit Carson County, COLocated ¾ mile north of the I-70/Flagler Exit 395Address: 506 East 8th Street, Flagler, Colorado458,000± bushels grain storage – 20 bins – pit floors - aerationMisc. overhead bins used for both cleaning and seed storageUnloading/loading via drive over pits, augers and conveyors50’ x 100’ Behlen Quonset w/cleaning facilities/warehouse areaCimbria air screen cleaner – (2) Oliver gravity tablesChantland clean grain conveyorsLMC destoner – (2) 92 Cimbria length gradersHolding-surge bin - TE-100 bagging scaleFischbein bag feeder & Fischbein 100 sewing headPneumatic stacking table -Wolftee stretch wrapperCleaned seed stored/shipped via warehouse/bins, bags, tote, and/or containerConcrete loading dock, ramp and 2 overhead doorsTailings moved via conveyors/legs to bin or bulk container/truckDust control system w/ 40 CFM fanLPX2000 wheat seed treater - 500-bushel Meridan bin - Scale and printer24’ x 30’ Morton office building - 10’ x 70’ – 120,000# scalesReception area, office, grain sample room and bathroomPersonal property includedTaxes: $19,331.48Utilities:  Water & sewer – Town of Flagler; Electricity - K.C. Electric AssociationHeritage Seed & Grain, LLC websiteASKING $3,100,000

$1,119,000

921 Acres

Arriba, Colorado, 80804

921.2± acres with 861.08± acres established CRP; Located 17-20 mi north of Arriba, CO / I-70 (Exit #383) in Lincoln & Washington Counties, Colorado. Offered in 3 parcels. 4 CRP contracts - 1 CRP contract @ $32.13/ac, 2 CRP contracts @ $38.11/ac and 1 CRP contract @ $41.50/ac; 2 contracts expire 9/30/2032 and 2 contracts expire 9/30/2033. Payments to be negotiated depending on time of year property sells. Level to rolling terrain. Trophy mule deer taken from property. Investment opportunity to own land with annual income and solid return.921.2± total acres861.08± acres CRPLincoln & Washington Counties, COLocated 17-20± mi north of Arriba, CO / I-70 (Exit #383)Offered in 3 ParcelsPossession upon closingSeller to convey all OWNED mineral rightsParcel #1 | 590.80± Acres541.71± acres CRP49.09± acres rds/creek bottomCo Rd 4D (north boundary); Co Rd 43 (west boundary)CRP Contract #11397, annual payment: $20,645 @ $38.11/ac, Expires 9/30/2032R/E Taxes: $1,270.68 (2025)LEGAL: W1/2NW1/4 of Section 5, Lots, 1, 2, 3, & 10 & N1/2 & SW1/4 of Section 6, T6S, R52W, Lincoln County, COASKING $713,000Parcel #2 | 170.40± Acres170.40± acres CRPCo Rd 43 (east boundary)CRP Contract #11645B, annual payment: $2,751 @ $32.13/ac, Expires 9/30/2033CRP Contract #11395B, annual payment: $3,247 @ $38.11/ac, Expires 9/30/2032R/E Taxes: $450.28 (2025)LEGAL: NE1/4 of Section 13, T6S, R53W, Lincoln County, COASKING $200,000Parcel #3 | 160.00± Acres148.97± acres CRP11.03± acres rds/creek bottomCo Rd 4D (south boundary); Co Rd Z (east boundary)CRP Contract #11652, annual payment: $6,182 @ $41.50/ac, Expires 9/30/2033R/E Taxes: $159.20 (2025)LEGAL: SE1/4 of Section 35, T5S, R53W, Washington County, COASKING $206,000

$0

5,915 Acres

Sterling, Colorado, 80751

5,915.3± acres of pasture located 24± miles NE of Sterling, CO via I-76 to the Crook Exit #149 in Logan County, Colorado, Highway 55 (County Road 81) borders the east property line and I-76 borders the north, providing excellent access. Cross-fenced into 7 pastures, and watered by 7 wells, each with tanks. Steel working/loadout facilities. Historic carrying capacity over a 5-month grazing season: 365–390± cow/calf pairs or 590–735± yearlings, based on 1,300# cows or 550–600# yearlings; subject to precipitation and class of cattle. Offered in 2 parcels and as a single unit. Cattle markets in Sterling, CO and Ogallala, NE. Custom feedlot within 9.5± miles. Possession for the 2026 grazing season. R/E taxes: $.42/acre.SUCCESSFUL LIVE AUCTION: U/C $4,075,0005,915.3± total acres7 cross-fenced pastures with 7 livestock wells (6 submersible, 1 pump jack)Steel L/S working/loadout facilitiesLocated 24± miles NE of Sterling, CO via I-76 to Crook Exit #149, 0.4 mi S to entranceHwy 55 (aka Cty Rd 81) borders E property line / I-76 borders N property lineR/E Taxes: $2,478 ($.42/acre)Pasture is available for 2026 grazing seasonOffered in 2 parcels and as a single unitParcel #1: 3,618.8± acres, 4 pastures, 4 sub-wells w/tanks, L/S working/loadout facilitiesParcel #2: 2,296.5± acres, 3 pastures, 2 sub-wells w/tanks, 1 electric pump jack w/tankNearby cattle markets in Sterling, CO and Ogallala, NE. Custom feedlot within 9.5± milesEstimated total carrying capacity: 5-month grazing season; historically 365–390± cow/calf pairs or 590–735± yearlings. Carrying capacity is based on 1,300# cows or 550# to 600# yearlings. Capacity is subject to precipitation, capacity of each pasture, and type, weight, and cut of cattleParcel #1 | 3,618.8± acres3,614.9± acres pasture (33.2± acres pasture E of Hwy 55); 3.9± acres roadsLocated 24± miles NE of Sterling, CO via I-76 to Crook Exit #149, 0.4 miles S to entranceR/E Taxes: $1,515.96 (2025)4 submersible L/S wells w/tanksFenced into 4 pasturesParcel #2 | 2,296.5± acres2,292.8± acres pasture; 3.7± acres roadsLocated 24± miles NE of Sterling, CO via I-76 to Crook Exit #149, 2.5 miles S to entranceR/E Taxes: $962.04 (2025)2 submersible L/S wells w/tanks, 1 electric pump jack w/tankFenced into 3 pasturesSingle Unit | 5,915.3± acres5,907.7± acres pasture (33.2± acres E of Hwy 55); 7.6± acres roadsLocated 24± miles NE of Sterling, CO via I-76 to Crook Exit #149, .4 miles S to entranceR/E Taxes: $2,478 (2025)6 submersible L/S wells w/tanks, 1 electric pump jack w/tank

$1,500,000

346 Acres

Colorado, 80759

346.1± total acres with 285.2± acres pivot irrigated by 2 – 2021 Zimmatic Pivots. Located 11.5± miles south of Yuma, CO on Hwy 59. Possession and/or lease terms to be negotiated depending on time of year property sells. Irrigation well approx. 1,590± GPM – 740 Ac Ft. for 296 acres. Opportunity to expand current operations or invest with long-term value in a highly productive region.346.1± total acresLocated 11.5± miles S of Yuma, COYuma County, CO285.2± ac pivot irrigated - 2 pivots60.9± ac grassIrrigation well & livestock wellPossession depending on time of year property sellsCurrently in corn stalks2026 real estate taxes, CGWD and RRWCD assessments payable in 2027 to be negotiatedASKING: $1,500,000

$1,150,000

10.2 Acres

Colby, Kansas, 67701

PRICE REDUCTION:Includes Real Estate and Processing Equipment (Revised Equipment List Available upon request)Built in 1989 as the Red River Confection Sunflower Processing Plant, this 10.2± acre facility on Interstate 70 in northwest Kansas offers three opportunities. (1) Step-in turnkey and continue cleaning, sorting, packaging, and warehousing confection sunflowers — equipment, layout, and operating history in place. (2) Repurpose the processing building for specialty grains and oilseeds (millet, flax, milo, safflower, buckwheat, quinoa, hemp), pulses (lentils, chickpeas, dry peas, edible beans), pedigreed and cover crop seed, or premium birdseed and pet food. Equipment was purpose-built for confection sunflower and would need modification for other crops, but segregated bins and a single-product bagging line make the facility a strong fit for organic, non-GMO, kosher, or identity-preserved operations. (3) Use the real estate as standalone commodity storage, warehouse, and distribution, ideal for grain merchandising, ag input distribution, custom feed, or 3PL on the I-70 corridor.Real estate: 765,000± bu commodity storage in 8 bins with overhead conveying and under-bin unloading; 20,915± sq ft warehouse with 2 loading docks; 8,095± sq ft office, shop, and enclosed truck scale/unloading pit; and a 14,765± sq ft, 4-story processing building.Processing equipment: Revised Processing Equipment list available upon request.REAL ESTATE & IMPROVEMENTS43,775± sq. ft | 10.2± acresWarehouse - Commodity Storage - Office - Shop - 4-Story Processing Building765,000± bu commodity storage with 8 bins20,915± sq ft warehouse storage with 2 unloading docks8,095± sq ft office, shop & enclosed truck scale/unloading pit14,765± sq ft 4-story processing building (cleaning & processing)Address: 1320 East College Drive, Colby, KS – Thomas County 1.3± mi north of I-70 / Colby Exit #54Within Colby city limits — Built 1989R/E Taxes: $43,930.94 (2025)Legal: Sunflower Addition, Block 2, Lot 1, Acres 10.2±, Sec 8 T8S R33W

$330,000

159 Acres

Colorado, 80744

Productive dryland south of Ovid in Sedgwick County, CO. 158.8± dryland acres located 6± miles south of Ovid or 3.5± miles from the I-76/Ovid Exit 172, along paved Co Rd 29. 2026 Possession available until spring crop is planted. After crop is planted, possession depending on time of year property sells. Mostly level terrain with Class II soils, currently in corn stalks.158.8± total acres157.34± cropland acres (FSA)Sedgwick County, COLocated 6± mi S of Ovid or 3.5± mi from I-76/Ovid Exit #172Co Rd 29 (east boundary); Co Rd 18 (south boundary)Currently in corn stalks2026 Possession available until spring crop is planted. After crop is planted, possession depending on time of year property sells.FSA Base: 98.6 ac wheat at 38 PLC yieldR/E Taxes: $493.88 (2025)Tenure: Level to slightly undulating terrain w/primarily Class II SoilsLEGAL: SE¼, less 5 acre parcel Section 5, T10-45WASKING $330,000

$4,600,000

6,503 Acres

Colorado, 80737

6,503± total acres (4,672.2± Deeded Acres / 1,830.6± Acres State Lease) of grass separated into 9 pastures. Excellent access; combination of deeded and state lease makes it an affordable option for a cow/calf or yearling operation. The Sedgwick County Ranch is one of the larger privately held, contiguous ranches in northeast Colorado. Easily accessible, located just 2.3± miles south of Julesburg/I-76 exit via Highway #385 to the east side, county road access on southwest corner, and I-76 on north side. The ranch is divided into 9 main pastures with each pasture divided into multiple paddocks via electric fences for rotational grazing. Strategic watering locations via solar wells and windmills. Nearby cattle markets in Sterling, CO and Ogallala, NE. In addition, this property offers added income of $70,000+ from Grass Roots Carbon for carbon sequestration. Excellent mule deer hunting. Do not miss this opportunity for the 2026 grazing season.Location: From Julesburg, CO/I-76 exit, 2.3 ± miles south on Highway #385, west side of highway6,053± Total Acres (4,672.2± Deeded Acres / 1,830.6± Acres State Lease)2025 Real Estate Taxes: $2,623.25Cross-fenced into 9 main pasturesEach pasture divided into multiple paddocks via electric fences for rotational grazing.16 water trough locations via solar wells, windmills, and pipelineWorking corralsState Lease totals 610 AUMs; annual payment $12,828.20. Leases expire 9/1/2029 and 11/1/2033Possession – 2026 grazing seasonCarbon Capture programCarrying capacity - 300± AUsASKING PRICE: $4,600,000