Free-stall robotic dairy and feed facility built in 2012. Designed for approximately 250 head with slatted floors over a 2-million-gallon manure pit, raised stalls with dividers, separate sick bays, and a cross-ventilated design with fans. Four DeLaval robotic milkers, a 6,500-gallon bulk tank, pipeline, and the infrastructure necessary for efficient robotic dairy operation are already in place. Rotating cow brushes and sawdust-bedded stalls provide added cow comfort. The offering is approximately 40 acres mol. Included are the freestall facility, a six-bay commodity shed with stationary mill, dry lot and shed, and a drive-over silage pile on a lime screenings pad. The facility also offers flexibility for alternative livestock operations and could accommodate approximately 600–800 head of cattle. A five bedroom house, two car garage, grain storage with a 60,000-bushel grain drying system and other outbuildings are included. Approximately 200 acres of cropland are available for rent, with additional acres available if desired.