Road 16, Madera, CA 93637 - Madera County

Location

Property is located +/-2 miles south of Avenue 6 on Road 16 in Madera County, CA.

Size

+/-2,815.69 Assessed Acres

Plantings

Approximately half of the property, +/-1,595 gross acres, is planted to pistachios:

+/-95 gross acres of Kerman variety pistachios on Pioneer Rootstock. Trees were planted in 1999.

+/-750 gross acres of Golden Hills variety pistachios on UCB-1 Rootstock (seeded). Trees were planted in 2014.

+/-750 gross acres of Lost Hills variety pistachios on UCB-1 Rootstock (seeded). Trees were planted in 2014.

The balance of the property is open for row crops and supports two (2) reservoirs and canals.

Water

The property is located in the Aliso Water District and is part of the Aliso Water District GSA. The Aliso GSA is included in the greater Delta-Mendota Groundwater Sustainability Plan. There are 14 agricultural wells on the property. The property borders the San Joaquin River to the south, which supports a tile drain system delivering an average of 800 GPM.

Well reports and pump tests are available upon request to qualified buyers.

Legal

Madera County APNs: 040-152-005-000, 040-211-007-000, 040-212-006-000, 042-242-002-000, 042-270-005-000, 042-270-007-000, and 042-280-012-000.

Soil

Soil information is available upon request.

Groundwater Disclosure

Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA) requires groundwater basins to be sustainable by 2040. SGMA requires a Groundwater Sustainability Plan (GSP) by 2020. Said plans may limit ground water pumping. For more information please visit the SGMA website.

Remarks

This expansive +/-2,815.69-acre property in Madera County offers a valuable mix of pistachio orchards and open ground. With +/-1,595 gross acres planted to Kerman, Golden Hills, and Lost Hills pistachios on UCB-1 and Pioneer rootstock, the orchards were established between 1999 and 2014. The remaining acreage is open land suitable for row crops, featuring two (2) reservoirs and canals. Located in the Aliso Water District and part of the Delta-Mendota Groundwater Sustainability Plan, the property is supported by 14 agricultural wells and borders the San Joaquin River, providing a reliable water supply.

Production reports for the pistachios are available upon request to qualified buyers.