Bulmahn Groves

Bulmahn Groves consists of 167± total acres of turnkey citrus groves in the heart of Hendry County, FL. This property is comprised of two smaller groves in close proximity to each other. These groves have been operating consistently with FDACS Best Management practices over the last 5 years and have not had any compliance issues during that time. This is a unique opportunity for a potential purchaser to acquire a turnkey citrus operation, as well as an extensive list of heavy equipment to operate and maintain the grove.

Primary Groves/ G Road
The heart of the grove is a 125± acre contiguous piece, complete with a microjet irrigation system, 5 permitted wells, and stormwater retention ponds. This grove is comprised mostly of Hamlins with a small block of Valencias for a total net of 100.1± net acres. (Hamlins: 91.8± acres, Valencias: 8.3± acres). A majority of the grove’s tree spacing is 15’x25’.

Secondary Groves/ Sears Road
This is a smaller 42± acre grove comprised of both Valencias and Hamlins. There is estimated to be 18.6± net acres of Hamlins and 18.8± net acres of Valencias. These groves also utilize a microjet irrigation system and are each equipped with the respective pumps that draw surface water from feeder canals to be dispersed through the microjets. Both parcels are in the Gerber Grove Water Management system and as such all stormwater relief is managed by them. Both of these parcels have been maintained to a high standard and appear to be healthier than average citrus groves in this area of the state.