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Here is an excellent opportunity to purchase a half section of CRP land in Wallace County, Kansas, featuring a brand-new 10-year Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) contract providing dependable annual income through 2036.
The property includes 316.72 enrolled acres paying $41.00 per acre, generating $12,986 in annual CRP income. Buyers have the opportunity to continue the existing CRP contract for a long-term income stream or explore the possibility of terminating the contract and returning eligible tillable acres to crop production, subject to applicable program requirements and approval.
The property features mostly level to gently rolling terrain with productive soils, including Buffalo Park silt loam with 3-6% slopes (Class 4e), Colby silt loam with 3-6% slopes (Class 4e), and Bridgeport silt loam with 2-5% slopes (Class 3e). This combination of agricultural potential, established CRP income, and recreational appeal makes the property an attractive option for land investors, farmers, and outdoor enthusiasts.
Located a short distance from Goose Creek, the property also offers excellent recreational potential. Wildlife observed on the property and in the surrounding area includes deer, antelope, upland birds, and small game. With its substantial acreage, the tract may qualify for multiple nonresident landowner deer tags under applicable Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks regulations. Buyers should verify eligibility and current tag requirements with KDWP.
County-maintained road frontage along the eastern boundary provides convenient, year-round access. Combined with annual CRP income, productive soils, hunting opportunities, and low property taxes, this half section offers a versatile land investment in northwest Kansas.
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