Shirley Plantation Rd, Bunkie, LA 71322

The location of this grain storage facility, on the outskirts of Bunkie, in central Louisiana, provides easy access to grain markets all over the state, whether you are storing corn to sell to chicken houses up north, rice to the mills down south, or beans to an elevator along the river. Less than a mile and a half from U. S. Hwy 71and less than ten miles from I-49, the 12 Bins can hold approx. 144,000 bushels of corn and beans (12,000 bushels per bin) or 36,000 barrels of rice (3000 barrels per bin) according to the seller. Each bin has stirrers and fans to help dry your grain and two rented 1000-gallon propane tanks are on site if heat is needed. A loading/unloading station on each end allows you to store your product or move it out in a timely manner. Ten of the bins are holding the sellers rice harvest from last year (which is currently being moved/sold), and two are open for routine maintenance of replacing the floor. The sellers are willing to put in the new floor or allow for an adjustment of price if the new owner wants to put it in. The sellers themselves are farmers who are transitioning into sugar cane production and no longer need this much grain storage. Sitting on 3.91 acres of land along Bayou Boeuf, while this facility has a little age, it would be a much more cost-effective option to the producer needing grain storage than building new facility of the same capacity. Asking price is $350,000. Licensed by the LREC & MREC.