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In this offering are 3 very nice tracts of land in Preston Township. All 3 are a little different in what they offer, however all 3 present a well-cared for, highly productive farm with excellent productive soils as their foundation.
Tract 1 is a 40-acre tract of rolling ground that is well terraced and lays very nice. The Plymouth County FSA office shows 37.88 cropland acres with a 28.48-acre corn base with a 181 bu. PLC Yield index and a 9.40-acre soybean base with a 46 bu. PLC Yield index. The Plymouth County NRCS and Assessors office shows the main soil type to be Galva with smalls amounts of Radford. Tract 1 carries a weighted CSR II average of 84. Really Great!!
Tract 2 is another approx. 31.78-acre tract of highly productive land and great soil. The Plymouth County FSA office shows 32.9 cropland acres with a 26.30-acre corn base with a 181 bu. PLC Yield Index and a 6.60-acre soybean base with a 46 bu. PLC Yield Index. The Plymouth County NRCS and Assessors office shows the main soil type to be Galva with smaller amounts of Radford and Ida. The farm carries a weighted CSR II average of 89.6. Outstanding!!
Tract 3 is 35.76 acres and a great upgrading candidate if you want to put a little work into it. It appears that some of the pasture on the West and South could be turned into crop land. Check with the NRCS office for guidance. It could pay some big dividends. The FSA office shows 16.56 crop land acres with a 9.5-acre corn base with a 95 bu. PLC Yield Index and a 4.10-acre soybean base with a 27 bu. PLC Yield Index. The NRCS and Assessors office shows the main soil types to be Galva and Radford with small amounts of Ida. The farm carries a weighted CSR II average of 72. Nice!!
All the tracts are currently enrolled in the ARC County program.
What a great deal for everyone, whether you are an existing operator who wants to add to your portfolio or if you have always wanted to get your feet wet in the farming world without spending a million dollars to start. Any or all of these parcels offer an awesome opportunity to own great farmland in about anyone’s price range. Build equity for future trades or let it help catapult you into a larger piece with these as your steppingstone. A great opportunity like this that hardly ever presents itself in this day and age. Don’t let it slip away, you may never have another chance like this.
Best of luck to all of you, from all of us at Brock Auction Co.