6022 Fm 532 Rd, Moulton, TX 77975

The Bohuslav Feed Mill has been manufacturing and producing agricultural products and feed since 1947. Originally founded in 1946 as a General Store and Gas Station, the Bohuslav Family purchased it in 1947 and expanded it to include a cotton gin and corn mill. It operated in that capacity until the late 1980s, and the Feed Mill and Store are still in operation today, providing all of your agricultural needs. Ideally located at the intersection of FM 532 and FM 1295 in Lavaca County, this area is rich in the cattle and farming industry, and agriculture has been and continues to be a large part of the way of life for the surrounding communities and the local economy. The mainstay of the property is the feed mill building which is approximately 6,000 SF under roof with concrete floors and includes a Fords feed mill manufactured by Myers Sherman Co. in Streator, Illinois 1956. The mill has been overhauled and is well maintained. The Mill building also includes 7-2019 hopper bottom bins/tanks (3-2000 Bushel & 4-1000 Bushel with leg spouting and dust collection.) and is also connected to a 50,000 bushel (48 ft, 8 ring) corrugated steel grain bin by overhead auger. The other 2 significant assets to the property are the liquid fertilizer station and the 3000 sq ft store, originally the start of the landmark operation back in 1946. The sale includes the full-time business, working inventory and commodities in storage.

Additional Information: • 30x120 Quonset building for storage with overhead auger system • 40X90 warehouse for storage of grain • 45x90 equipment storage shop • 40x35 shop building • 30x30 equipment storage shop • Liquid fertilizer station with 5 fiberglass storage tanks with load out system • Tank 1-150,000 gal • Tank 2- 22,000 gal • Tank 3- 55,500 gal • Scale house (150 sq ft) with 2018 scale (serviced by Bastrop Scale in 2018) • Water well and private septic • Sale includes all working inventory and commodities in storage (upon request)

The Bohuslav Feed Mill at the intersection of FM 532 and FM 1295 in Moulton represents nearly 80 years of continuous agricultural operation in Lavaca County, a region where farming and ranching have shaped both the economy and identity since its founding in 1946. This 6.237-acre commercial operation on FM 532 Rd in the Moulton area was originally established as a General Store and Gas Station before the Bohuslav family purchased and transformed it in 1947 into a full-service feed mill and cotton gin operation that still operates today.

The core structure is a 6,000-square-foot mill building with concrete floors, housing a Ford feed mill manufactured by Myers Sherman Co. in Streator, Illinois in 1956. The mill has been overhauled and remains well-maintained, connected to a 50,000-bushel corrugated steel grain bin via overhead auger. Storage capacity includes seven hopper bottom bins and tanks from 2019, with three 2,000-bushel tanks and four 1,000-bushel tanks equipped with leg spouting and dust collection systems. The property also contains a 30x120-foot Quonset building with overhead auger, a 40x90-foot grain storage warehouse, a 45x90-foot equipment shop, a 40x35-foot shop building, and a 30x30-foot equipment storage structure.

The liquid fertilizer station features five fiberglass tanks with combined capacity of 227,500 gallons, including a 150,000-gallon primary tank, 55,500-gallon tank, and 22,000-gallon tank with full load-out systems. The original 3,000-square-foot store building from 1946 remains functional and represents the genesis of this landmark operation. A scale house completed in 2018 services the operation with Bastrom Scale maintenance, while private water and septic systems support daily operations.

The sale includes the operating feed mill business, full working inventory, and all commodities currently in storage. This established enterprise serves the cattle, farming, and agricultural communities across Lavaca County, positioning itself as an essential supply hub for the region's agricultural economy. The combination of modernized equipment with original infrastructure demonstrates how a business built on community trust and agricultural necessity has adapted while maintaining its foundational purpose for nearly eight decades.