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Row-Crop Operation 

MCCLENDON FARMS

2,500+ acres of diversified row crop production across Collin County blackland soil. Corn, wheat, sorghum-milo, soybeans and oats.  Custom Planting, Harvesting and Cultivation Services available.

Colby and Ashley McClendon have grown what once was a 300 acre operation to over 2,500+ acres of row-crop production. Planting and harvesting corn, wheat, sorghum-milo, soybeans, and oats each season across Collin, Rockwall and Hunt counties. 

In addition to farming our own fields, we offer custom planting, harvesting, and Cultivation services for neighboring landowners and operations. Modern equipment, experienced operators, and honest, hard work is the McClendon Farms standard. 

Call to discuss custom acreage, timing, and rates for specific seasons. Interested in McClendon Farms leasing your property for agricultural tax exemptions? Contact us today! 

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CONSERVATION & SOIL STEWARDSHIP 

We Don't Just Farm the Land — We Protect It.

At McClendon Farms, we believe healthy soil grows healthy crops. Conservation is at the heart of every decision we make. Through crop rotation, terrace construction and maintenance, conservation-minded tillage, and responsible land management, we work to reduce erosion, protect our valuable topsoil, improve soil health, and preserve the rich blackland prairie  for future generations. 

Harvest equipment in a corn fieldBlackland prairie field with coverDozer building a stock pond for water conservationPlanting into crop residue with no-till practicesTractor working blackland soil to improve water infiltrationSurvey equipment and tractor set up for land levelingLandplane smoothing a field to control erosion and runoffClearing brush to restore native pasture ground