This approximately 408-acre farm is located just six miles south of Arkadelphia and offers a well-balanced combination of cattle production, row-crop income, and recreational appeal. Approximately 315 acres are in pasture, with most of the property fenced and cross-fenced for cattle and underground irrigation supplying several water troughs. The farm also includes approximately 70 acres of row-crop ground, currently leased to a neighboring farmer who produces corn and soybeans. The remaining acreage consists of roads, ponds, and a potential homesite, adding both convenience and future versatility. One of the property's standout features is its soil. Classified as Houston Black, it is exceptionally dark with a texture and appearance of potting soil. The farm's location further enhances its appeal. Situated between CRP ground and a 400-plus-acre conservation tract, the surrounding habitat significantly increases its hunting potential.