19.4 acres of cultivation. This property lays between State HWY 412 east of ENID Oklahoma and Randolph street. This has excellent frontage on both sides in a very high traffic area. Already offers four lane cut outs to access to property off of HWY 412. Commercial possibilities in growing area. For more information contact Rodney Timm 580-548-6652 Land soil types: Port SiltLoam 1, Grant Silt Loam 1 Zoned: R-1 Legal: Tr103 SW/4 10-22-6 Lot size: 19.4 acres Taxes: $213.00 Minerals: surface rights only

The Willaert Family Partnership, LLP property will be sold at an in-Person sealed bid auction on December 3, 2020. This property is located in Garden City Township, Blue Earth County. This parcel offers 568.11 ± Acres of farmland in Southern Minnesota. Give our office a call for the full Property Brochure to be mailed, emailed or download below.

Prime class II & III soils (the best Kit Carson County has to offer), subject to cash lease, no mineral rights available, good access to maintained county roads, less than 5 miles from Stratton Grain Elevator. 2019 taxes: $912.12. Directions to property: Highway 24 to Road 34, then south 2 miles to Road T. Property is on NW corner of Rd 34 & T Auction link: https://rockingxland.hibid.com/catalog/245015/sondra-daugherty-and-family/

42 Acres (more could be available) horse/cattle farm 30 minutes to Jeffersonville. Currently half is in hay, but could be a fenced for pasture use. Home is a 3 BR, 2 B 1 story home, built in 1991 and enlarged and remodeled in 2001; 2 HVAC units, both new in 2016; extra insulation in walls and attic; open floor plan with massive kitchen and huge great room; adjoined office or dining room can easily be heated with LP gas fireplace, as well as dual fuel heat pumps. There is a 3 car garage with a large bonus canning room attached; 2 wells for use in pasture and raised bed garden areas, large hay barn with cribs for cattle or horses as well as other animals and corral area; nicely fenced pasture perfect for bee lovers to have hives...this farm is a perfect setup for those wanting the simpler life.

These farms contain highly productive soils with high yield potential. The location of these farms is ideal, sitting south of Terre Haute and near Highway 41. Although currently zoned for agriculture, the location could give buyers potential for high return on investment. Tract 2 includes timber acres with potential for recreational use. Tract 1 lays one half mile west of Highway 41 on W Springhill Drive, just southwest of the Vigo County Fairgrounds. Tract 2 lays one half mile west of Highway 41 at the intersection of Old Royse Road and 1st Street. Offered at: Tract 1: $155,000 Tract 2: $495,000

Halverson farm in total is 278.42 deeded acres, sale will consist of two individual parts. Each part contains productive soils. Land has a crop history of corn and soybeans. Other crops in the area include sugar beets, canola, spring wheat, and sunflowers. The crop history maps indicate a strong and uniform crop production. Located in central Kittson County, Minnesota, approximately 7.5 miles east-northeast of Hallock, Minnesota or 3.5 miles southeast of Lancaster, Minnesota. From Hallock, intersection of #175 and #75 proceed east for 6.75 miles, then north on #5 for 1.5 miles, then east on 275th St. for 0.5 miles and you will be at the southwest part Tract #2. Alternate directions, from Lancaster, Minnesota, intersection of #6 and #59, south on #59 for approximately 3.1 miles, then south on 320th Ave for 1.3 miles, then west on 285th St for one mile and you will be at the northeast part of Tract #1.

Irrigated cropland with equipment. The CRP on the corners provides excellent cover for wildlife. There are 26.82 acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program with an annual payment of $1,158, expiring September 30, 2023. The property is located, from Haviland, Kansas, four miles north on Avenue 51 and one-half mile east on Street E.

Off the beaten path in the middle of the section lies a true gem!Hardwood timber and limited access allows for complete privacy from the county road.  This smaller parcel offers more than you can imagine.  From the live creek bottom to the limestone ridges, the wildlife habitat is excellent.  There is a small rustic cabin located towards the east boundary of the property that boasts 200 sf ft. of living area, bunk beds, and a loft that sleeps two or more. There are two elevated Redneck Blinds that are included with the sale and are strategically placed to offer spots to set up for early bow season to late gun season.  Approximately 10.25 acres of crop provide income and double as a food source for the deer and turkey.  The deer genetics in the area are excellent and the quality deer management practice assist with growing big bucks! If you are looking for a smaller parcel with big character, call to schedule your private showing.

Crowley County, Colorado Income Producing Farm located northeast of Ordway, Colorado. 526 acres east of County Road 29 is currently enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). The current renewable CRP contract generates approximately $21,000 in annual CRP income. Existing CRP contract expires 9/30/2021. Good deer and antelope hunting.

Grand Forks County farmland with quality soils and good drainage. Recreational acres consist of grass and trees. This quarter section is located southwest of the Honeyford, North Dakota. From Honeyford, proceed two miles south on 30th Street NE then west one and a half miles to arrive at the northeast corner of the property.