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REGISTER TO BID Harrison County Missouri – Blythedale/Eagleville Location: Just Northeast of Blythedale, Missouri. Short Legal: Twn66N, Rng26W, Sec 18, 19. Legal to govern. Online Auction Beginning November 29th and ending December 6th at 10am. Legal Description: Available upon request. Total Acres: 254+/- Taxed Acres: 253.34+/- Taxes: $643.99 (based on the 2022 tax year). Directions: From Eagleville Exit on Interstate 35, East on N Hwy to Blythedale, then North on T Hwy app 2 miles to 147th Road. Take 147th Road East app 1.5 mile then continue North on 147th Road to farm. Possession: Farm is available for possession upon closing. Closing Date: January 12, 2024. FSA Information: Total Acres:250.67 FSA Tillable Acres 192.39+/-. Farm currently has 35.60 Corn Base Acres and 27.30 Soybean Base Acres. Soils: Soils mostly comprised of Shelby loam, Adair Loam, and Adair clay loam. Soil maps available. Auctioneers Note. Terms apply. Full set of terms will be presented at time of registration of the online auction. A buyer’s premium of 2% applies. Description: Located in Harrison County Missouri, near the Iowa line and close to Interstate 35, this farm holds unlimited potential. The farm has been in Row Crop production and was planted to soybeans for the 2023 crop year. Farm is open for the 2024 crop year. Farm lays good and shows well. Potential for hunting and recreation as well as hunting leases. Farm could potentially qualify for CRP enrollment as well depending on program availability and requirements. REGISTER TO BID

This nice 67-acre m/l farm is every hunter's dream. A big block of timber with a creek, grass hillside for bedding, a pond, and more timber. This one is not far off of Hwy. 136 in Mercer County west of Princeton. The farm is at the end of a road for seclusion. The land is rolling hills to provide for many different stand locations. There is a pond, grass and about 7 acres of row crop to make this a very versatile property. The turkey hunting has to be really good. A survey will be done, and the final price will be determined on surveyed acres.

This 176-acre m/l recreational paradise borders the Wayne Helton Memorial Wildlife Area consisting of 2560 acres that funnels directly onto this property. I walked this property and it is big buck haven. Some really thick bedding areas for the bucks leaving the wildlife area. This farm is an empty canvas for a buyer to make their own with the foundation in place that any great rec property needs. The farm consists of open ridges with warm season grasses and wooded draws forming funnels and pinch points and sets up perfectly for smaller hidden food plots or large destination food plots in the bigger fields surrounded by trees.  You could easily clean up the good bottom ground and ridge tops and put in row crop. The cash rent would be $150 per ace to help generate income and improve the hunting. The property has an excellent water source with 2 larger ponds and 3 smaller ponds and has great access on 2 different sides of the property. In past years the farm has been utilized as pasture and could be made back into an ideal cattle farm. The property also includes a farmhouse that would make a perfect hunting cabin or weekend getaway.

This 54 acres m/l is looking for an investor or deer hunter. There are 41.4 acres of productive creek bottom row crop currently leased for $250.00 per acre or $10,350.00 annually. The lease has one year left. The farm has excellent soil with the largest share being Nodaway, along with Zook, Humeston and Pershing. All good soils. The farm is conveniently located just outside Mt. Moriah, MO. If you like to hunt there is enough timber along the south part of the property that should be good hunting. If you do not hunt, we can lease it for you to increase your return on your investment. Hunting lease should bring $1,250.00 or more.

This 160-acres lays just west of Hatfield, MO, right in the heart of Big Buck country. The farm has just enough timber to have good bucks. The owners harvested two really good bucks last year. There are also 130 acres of row crop the sellers would rent back for three years at $165 per acre. This would be an annual income of $21,450.00. From the aerial it appears there would not be much for hunting. Do not let that hold you back on this one. You will need to see the deer in the area to understand. If you are not a hunter, we could lease the hunting rights. It should bring in an additional $3,000 or so. Check out the pictures and take a look.

This 403-acre farm lays in the heart of Big Buck Country only one mile from the Iowa line. It is located northwest of Hatfield MO. You can drive this area and see many deer. There are many nice bucks in this area. The farm offers 325.9 tillable acres that will be open in 2024. The cash rent was $150.00 per acre, or $48,885.00 annually. The balance of the farm is timber and draws. There has been some tiling and terracing. There is some good soil on this farm including Grundy, Lagonda, Pershing, Zook and Shelby loams. You really need to view this farm to see all the deer activity in the area. There are many stand locations and hunts big. The hunting rights are currently leased for $6,500.00 annually. This really is a big buck area and there are many turkeys. Many neighbors practice QDM to improve the quality of bucks.

Very good combination CRP/row crop farm for sale just off I-35 at exit 100 in Harrison County MO. The farm lays good with good soils. There are 37 acres of row crop that is partially tiled and terraced. There are three CRP contracts: 7.8 acres paying $1,057.00 thru 2032, 63.63 acres paying $8,653.00 thru 2031 and 2.0 acres paying $277.00 thru 2032 for a total annual CRP income of $10,287.00. The row crop should rent for $175.00 per acre or $6,475.00 annually making the total annual income $16,762.00. There is a nice pond and there will be some deer hunting on the south end. Access is good with roads along the north, east and west sides. It sits on the outer road one mile south of the exit. The row crop is mainly Grundy and Lagonda soils. The CRP is Lagonda, Zook, Lamoni and Grundy soils. Overall, the farm lays very good. Come take a look, you will like it.

Located 2 miles south of Eagleville, MO & adjoining I-35 is this nice little tract of land. The tract includes roughly 10.2 acres of CRP paying $1,523.00 annually until 2032. The balance of the ground is mostly timber with a small older barn. Not many small tracts like this come available. You have both good hunting and some income.