Crop and Rec Land

Ranch Description

Property Breakout

Tract 1

ACRES: 175.9+/- acres (Surveyed) TAXES: NW1/4 Section 2-T112N-R52W Laketon Twp, Brookings County SD

BROKERS NOTE: Heavy hitting soils with recreational offerings. This quarter boasts 156.48 cropland acres with the soil ranked at 81% on 95 acres and 89% on 33 acres. Currently there are 120.38 acres in row crop production with 36.1 acres sewn to a healthy stand of grass in which the CRP expired in 2017. This tract offers a wheat base of 30 acres and a 54bu plc yield, an 18 acre oat base with a 64bu yield, a corn base of 60 acres and a 137bu yield, a soybean base of 30 acres with a 39bu yield, and a 1 acre barley base with a 48bu yield, for a total of 139 base acres. The balance is made up of recreational slough ground and trees adding to the wildlife habitat of this quarter, also covered with a Waterfowl Management Rights Easement. This land has good access from 196 St and 458 Ave and is conveniently located a half mile east of the southeast side of Lake Poinsett.

Tract 2

ACRES: 61.4+/- acres (Surveyed) TAXES: N2NE4 excepting the N 440'of Section 2-T112N-R52W Laketon Twp, Brookings County SD.

BROKERS NOTE: With quality dirt and a portion of mature trees and slough, this tract is an attractive investment as it rightfully portrays the fall season. According to FSA, this tract has 63.32 cropland acres with a primary soil index of 81% made up of Class II Poinsett-Buse-Waubay complex. Covered with a Waterfowl Management Rights Easement, this tract offers a wheat base of 12 acres and a 54bu plc yield, a 6 acre oat base with a 64bu yield, a corn base of 25 acres and a 137bu yield, a soybean base of 12 acres with a 39bu yield, and a 2 acre barley base with a 48bu yield, for a total of 57 base acres. Located a mile east of Lake Poinsett with good access from blacktop, 459 Ave, take advantage of this land offering as it displays quality and character.

Tract 3

ACRES: 75+/- acres (Assessed) TAXES: S2SE4 Section 35-T113N-R52W Estelline Twp, Hamlin County SD, except lot H-1.

BROKERS NOTE: With 68.79 cropland acres according to FSA, there are 56 acres that offer a weighted soil average of 77.1%. Currently, 39.12 acres have been used for crop land while 29.67 acres are comprised of a strong stand of warm & cool season grasses with sloughs. This tract offers a wheat base of 9.01 acres and a 54bu plc yield, a 6.7 acre oat base with a 64bu yield, a corn base of 18.18 acres and a 137bu yield, a soybean base of 9.1 acres with a 39bu yield, and a 7.6 acre barley base with a 48bu yield, for a total of 50.59 base acres. The balance of this land is made up of mature trees and a pond on the south side of 196 St. The 29.67 CRP acres expired in 2017, leaving the new buyer the opportunity to return more acres into production or manage the current grass for recreation. One could also build a home with protection from the mature tree grove this tract offers. Located a mile from the southeast corner of Lake Poinsett, this tract is conveniently located with good access from blacktop, 459 Ave and 196 St, and is covered with a Waterfowl Management Rights Easement.

Tract 4

ACRES: 148.1+/- acres (Surveyed) TAXES: NE4 Section 35-T113N-R52W Estelline Twp, Hamlin County SD, except NE4NW4NE4, E2E2NW4NW4NE4, W2W2NW4NE4NE4.

BROKERS NOTE: With the entire quarter just coming out of CRP, this land is a wildlife hotspot with thick warm & cool season grasses. This quarter is conveniently located on 195 St and blacktop of 459 Ave, ½ mile east of SE Lake Dr on Lake Poinsett. With the majority covered by a Waterfowl Management Rights Easement, this tract offers 131.71 crop land acres with the balance of wetlands, sloughs and trees for optimal hunting opportunities. This tract offers a wheat base of 1.73 acres and a 54bu plc yield, a 12.1 acre oat base with a 64bu yield, a corn base of 3.49 acres and a 137bu yield, a soybean base of 1.74 acres with a 39bu yield, and a 6.2 acre barley base with a 48bu yield, for a total of 25.26 base acres. With an increasing rainfall trend, put this dirt in your row crop production portfolio or use the current grass to run cattle, making this one of the best pastures across the region. Another option would be to put it back into CRP down the road to enjoy the known wildlife hotspot. Put this property to work for you, whatever your interests, while enjoying the landscape.

Tract 5

ACRES: 40+/- acres (Assessed) TAXES: NW4NW4 Section 36-T113N-R52W Estelline Twp, Hamlin County SD

BROKERS NOTE: This 40 acre tracts is situated one mile east of Lake Poinsett on 195 St and blacktop 459 Ave. There are 37.51 acres of crop land according to FSA with the balance of a small slough. The land is currently farmed with the crop land soil index of 61.9%. This tract offers a wheat base of 8.64 acres and a 54bu plc yield, a corn base of 17.44 acres and a 137bu yield, a soybean base of 8.73 acres with a 39bu yield, for a total of 34.81 base acres. A smaller tract like this offering is a great opportunity to add a well located tract of farm land to your investments, develop storage lots or to build a country home with panoramic views.

B R O K E R S N O T E S

This 500.4+/- acres of fertile crop land and wildlife habitat is located on the Brookings/Hamlin County line, just east of Lake Poinsett. The primary cropland soil, Class II Poinsett-Buse-Waubay complex ranked at an 81% with over 245 acres having an 81% or stronger soil quality. According to FSA, there are a total of 457.81 cropland acres with 306.80 base acres and is currently enrolled in ARC County for wheat, oats, corn, soybeans, & barley. This farm offers a wheat base of 61.7 acres and a 54bu plc yield, a 42.7 acre oat base and a 64 bu yield, a corn base of 124.5 acres and a 137bu yield, a soybean base of 62.3 acres and a 39bu yield, and a 15.6 barley base and a 48 bu yield. The entire 457.81 crop land acres offer a soil index of 70.6 with a near level to rolling topography. All the CRP contracts expired in 2017, leaving 190+/- acres currently comprised of a healthy stand of cool and warm season grasses. The expired CRP acres would also be a strong addition to cattle producers needing more acres to graze/hay for the 2018 season.

This land also caters to the outdoorsman looking to spend the fall walking the fields in the midst of the bright fall colored trees, cattail sloughs and ponds. This land is already developed for wildlife enthusiasts looking for a return on investment. Not only does this farm offer heavy dirt in close proximity, but it boasts of a great location for residential or commercial development. This land is placed in the perfect spot to build a country home, storage lots, and more near Lake Poinsett, not far from Brookings. Having been Carter Family land since 1974, they now offer you the opportunity to steward this land for your lifetime.

Soil information is provided by Surety Agridata. Cropland acres are based on FSA information.