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The Capron 157 is a strong quarter of highly productive tillable ground located in the Northeast Quarter of Section 3-28N-13W, just north of Capron, Oklahoma.
This farm features predominantly Class I Pond Creek Silt Loam, widely recognized for its yield consistency and strong moisture-holding capacity. The entire tract carries an impressive NCCPI average of 67.31, reflecting above-average soil productivity across the field.
NCCPI (National Commodity Crop Productivity Index) is a USDA soil rating system that measures a soil's ability to produce commodity crops such as wheat, corn, soybeans, and milo. Ratings range from 0-100, with higher numbers indicating stronger production potential. A 67.31 NCCPI places this farm solidly in the upper tier of cropland quality for the region.
Access is excellent with blacktop frontage along the east boundary, connecting just three miles south to the town of Capron, home to a well-supported local cooperative grain elevator, providing convenient grain marketing and delivery options.
If you're looking for quality soils, strong access, and dependable production in northern Oklahoma, the Capron 157 checks the boxes.
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