Ask Daniel Hunning
Kimball County, NE 40.325
Here is an affordable parcel of expired CRP with recreational opportunities that is turn-key ready for the farmer who is looking to add to an existing operation or an investor looking to add to their portfolio. Crops historically crops grown area include Wheat, Millet, Sunflowers, and Corn. Currently being expired CRP gives the property many options from grazing livestock, cropland production, or enrolled into a new CRP program per the FSA guidelines. Consisting of mostly Rosebud-Hemingford loams, 0 to 1 percent slopes 3c soils you can expect this parcel to produce above average for the area crops if broken out and turned back into cropland production. Several neighboring properties have been planted to wind breaks and tree rows which greatly increases the amount of wildlife in the immediate area. The local wildlife includes Deer, Antelope, Pheasants, and Small Game. Along the northern boundary you will find well maintained county road frontage which makes for easy year around access. Electricity also runs along the northern boundary, providing the possible option for potential building sites for someone looking for a place to build away from town. FSA information is available upon request. Please contact the local Land Professional for additional information or to schedule a showing if interested today while this unique property is still available. Showings by appointment only!!!
Property Details:
- Located South of Bushnell, Nebraska
- Mostly Tillable Cropland
- Class III Soils
- Expired CRP with Options
- Potential Return on Investment (ROI)
- Good County Road Frontage
- Electricity along the Norther Boundary
- Several potential building sites
- Hunting Opportunities
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