3860 Vadney Avenue

Kiwi-Harms Orchard is a versatile agricultural land holding totaling 81 +/- assessed acres. 41 acres are planted to producing walnuts, primarily Chandler variety then Ivanhoe & Howard. The balance of the land consists of open farmland or rangeland and farmstead. The orchards are planted on Class 1 soils and irrigated using (2) agricultural groundwater wells. The property also has shares within the Stanford Vina Ranch Irrigation Company providing secondary surface water source. 41 acres are planted to walnuts. Block A aka Kiwi 1 has 8 acres of Howards planted in 1995. These 31-year-old walnuts are in good condition. 2025 production was 7,255 inshell pounds per acre. Tree spacing is 20’ x 22’, 99 trees per acre. Block C aka Harms 1 has 9 acres of Ivanhoe planted in 2011. 2025 production was 4,433 inshell pounds per acre. Tree spacing is 15’ x 22’, 132 trees per acre. Block D aka Harms 2 has 24 acres of Chandler planted in 2011. These 15-year-old walnuts are in good condition. 2025 production was 4,482 inshell pounds per acre. Tree spacing is 25’ x 25’, 70 trees per acre. All blocks are irrigated by buried tubing and Nelson R10 micro-sprinklers. 2026 crop is negotiable. 39 acres are open land. Block B aka Kiwi Open Ground has 12 acres of land suitable for farming. Block E aka Harms Open Ground has 27 acres mostly suitable for grazing. There are (2) irrigation wells on the property, both equipped with 20Hp submersible pumps. The domestic well for the Harms farmstead is equipped with submersible pump. Static water level is estimated at just 25’. The property also benefits by having shares within the Stanford Vina Ranch Irrigation Company. Per Natural Resources Conservation Service, the orchards are planted mostly on Class 1 soils, Vina loam (VnA), Molinos fine sandy loam (My) & Los Robles loam (Lo). The balance of the soils ranges from Anita clay (Af) to Tuscan clay Loam (TtB)