$1,005,956

Adams County, Iowa Farmland Available! Presenting 135.94 acres m/l of highly productive cropland acres and well-established pasture ground located northeast of Prescott, Iowa, and west of Creston, Iowa. Situated in Section 4 of Union Township, this diverse farm offers a strong combination of income-producing row-crop acres, quality grazing ground, and building site potential. The property includes 56.28 FSA cropland acres and a CSR2 soil rating of 78.7. There are currently 49.90 cropland acres in row-crop production with an average CSR2 soil rating of 81.2, significantly above the Adams County, Iowa average CSR2 soil rating of 61.1. Prominent soil types include highly productive Sharpsburg-Nira silty clay loams and Sharpsburg silty clay loam. Terraces with tile intakes are located in the northwest corner of the property, indicating that private drainage tile infrastructure is present. An established grass waterway lies in the southwest corner of the tract, naturally directing water south off the property. The eastern portion of the tract is actively being used to pasture cattle, and fences are in place on the farm. The East Nodaway River winds through the east half, providing a water source for grazing cattle. Mature shade trees provide natural shelter and shade, reducing the need for additional livestock structures. Visit our website for more information regarding this Auction. Adams County, Iowa Farmland Available! Presenting 135.94 acres m/l of highly productive cropland acres and well-established pasture ground located northeast of Prescott, Iowa, and west of Creston, Iowa. Situated in Section 4 of Union Township, this diverse farm offers a strong combination of income-producing row-crop acres, quality grazing ground, and building site potential. The property includes 56.28 FSA cropland acres and a CSR2 soil rating of 78.7. There are currently 49.90 cropland acres in row-crop production with an average CSR2 soil rating of 81.2, significantly above the Adams County, Iowa average CSR2 soil rating of 61.1. Prominent soil types include highly productive Sharpsburg-Nira silty clay loams and Sharpsburg silty clay loam. Terraces with tile intakes are located in the northwest corner of the property, indicating that private drainage tile infrastructure is present. An established grass waterway lies in the southwest corner of the tract, naturally directing water south off the property. The eastern portion of the tract is actively being used to pasture cattle, and fences are in place on the farm. The East Nodaway River winds through the east half, providing a water source for grazing cattle. Mature shade trees provide natural shelter and shade, reducing the need for additional livestock structures. Visit our website for more information regarding this Auction.