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The following information has been gathered from sources deemed reliable such as assessors, maps, tax lot numbers, visual personal inspection, legal descriptions and the owner of the property. It is suggested that buyers make an independent search of the information contained in this brochure. The included maps are for general information only. The County and the seller supplied the maps. They are not to scale, and are not made by a professional mapmaker. Fenced lines in some cases are not correct. Prospective buyers should have the property surveyed before buying.

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Cook Farms contains 1176.76 acres of deeded property. It is located on the Southwest Corner of Pilot Rock, Oregon. It is within 15 ½ miles of Pendleton, Oregon in Umatilla County. This location is positioned at the central crossroads of the Northwest with close access to highway (I-84 and I-82), rail (Union Pacific), and water (Columbia River) transportation. It is also located within one of the major food processing areas in Oregon - with easy access to potato-processing plants, vegetable-processing plants, Tillamook Dairy Co-op, and cattle feed yards.

The climate supports a long growing season with mild winters, long summer days and cool nights. The climate and the deep, well-drained soils support a wide variety of operations such as row crops, small grains, livestock wintering, feeder back-grounding, dairies, wineries, hunting, viticulture and horticulture, and other irrigated and non-irrigated crops.

The location, climate, and soil make this farm useful for many types operations. The following are some typical crops grown in this area with good results:

Grass Seed Alfalfa Wheat Grass

Dry Beans Carrots Sugar Beets Onions

Sweet Peas Popcorn Sweet Corn Canola

Because the farm is located near several feed lots and dairies, and the climate provides a mild winter, it would work well as a wintering operation for livestock in large numbers or as a dairy.

This farm is located at the central crossroads of the Northwest for highway, rail, and water transportation. It is situated just off Interstate 84, a major East-West freeway, and is in close proximity to a major North-South freeway (I-82). It is next to the major route of the Union Pacific railroad from Portland, Oregon to Denver, Colorado. It is 55 ½ miles from the Port of Umatilla on the Columbia River, which provides barge transportation.

The property abounds with wild life that would satisfy the most avid hunter. There are deer and chukars. Ducks and geese use the fields in the fall and winter. There are some pheasants and good numbers of dove and quail. The farm is but a short distance to the Columbia River for steelhead, salmon, crappie, perch, bass, walleye, sturgeon, and trout.