Donate a Farm in Texas
Farmland, cropland, orchards and inherited family farms across Texas, reviewed confidentially and decided in writing.
Agriculture in Texas
Texas agriculture is not one thing. The High Plains grow cotton and feed grains over the Ogallala. The Rolling Plains and Cross Timbers blend wheat, hay and cattle. The coastal bend runs dryland grain and cotton on heavy soils, and the far west farms only where a river or a well makes it possible.
A farm review in Texas therefore looks closely at water, minerals and access. Groundwater district rules differ by region, minerals are frequently severed from the surface, and energy activity on the surface is common. Add grazing leases, heirs' interests and older recorded easements, and the picture only comes clear property by property.
Farm donation by city in Texas
- Donate a farm in Lubbock
Lubbock County — cotton, grain sorghum, wheat and cattle feeding.
- Donate a farm in Amarillo
Potter and Randall counties — wheat, corn, sorghum and cattle feeding.
- Donate a farm in Abilene
Taylor County — wheat, cotton, hay and cow-calf grazing.
- Donate a farm in San Angelo
Tom Green County — wheat, cotton, hay, sheep and cattle.
- Donate a farm in Wichita Falls
Wichita County — wheat, cotton, hay and stocker cattle.
- Donate a farm in Lamesa
Dawson County — cotton, peanuts and grain sorghum.
- Donate a farm in Brownfield
Terry County — cotton, grapes, peanuts and sorghum.
- Donate a farm in Plainview
Hale County — cotton, corn, wheat and dairy forage.
- Donate a farm in Hereford
Deaf Smith County — corn silage, wheat, sugar beets and cattle feeding.
- Donate a farm in Dumas
Moore County — corn, wheat, sorghum and cattle feeding.
- Donate a farm in Dalhart
Dallam County — corn, wheat, dairy forage and cattle.
- Donate a farm in Dimmitt
Castro County — corn, cotton, wheat and silage.
- Donate a farm in Muleshoe
Bailey County — cotton, corn, wheat and dairy forage.
- Donate a farm in Levelland
Hockley County — cotton, grain sorghum and wheat.
- Donate a farm in Seminole
Gaines County — cotton, peanuts and organic row crops.
- Donate a farm in Littlefield
Lamb County — cotton, corn, wheat and sorghum.
- Donate a farm in Midland
Midland County — cotton, hay and cow-calf grazing.
- Donate a farm in Odessa
Ector County — grazing, hay and limited irrigated ground.
- Donate a farm in Pecos
Reeves County — alfalfa, melons, pecans and cattle.
- Donate a farm in Fort Stockton
Pecos County — alfalfa, pecans, melons and grazing.
- Donate a farm in Del Rio
Val Verde County — grazing, hay, pecans and sheep and goats.
- Donate a farm in Uvalde
Uvalde County — corn, cotton, vegetables, pecans and cattle.
- Donate a farm in Eagle Pass
Maverick County — onions, spinach, wheat, pecans and cattle.
- Donate a farm in Corpus Christi
Nueces County — cotton, grain sorghum, corn and cattle.
- Donate a farm in Victoria
Victoria County — grain sorghum, corn, rice, hay and cattle.
- Donate a farm in Beeville
Bee County — grain sorghum, cotton, hay and cow-calf herds.
- Donate a farm in Refugio
Refugio County — grain sorghum, cotton, hay and cattle grazing.
- Donate a farm in Laredo
Webb County — grazing, hay and limited irrigated river ground.
Questions people ask
More on what a farm review examines is on the farm donation page.
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