Ask Clay Sellard
Opportunity to own 153 acres of dryland in Seward County, Kansas, located directly on Highway 83 approximately 5 miles south of the Haskell County line. This property offers convenient highway access, productive agricultural ground, and a strong recent production history.
The acreage is currently without a planted crop and is ready for fertilization and drilling to wheat, giving the next owner or operator the opportunity to prepare the ground for the upcoming growing season. Two separate driveways provide direct access from Highway 83, making the property easily accessible for farm equipment, trucks, and regular agricultural operations.
Recent yield history includes 102 bushels per acre of corn in 2025 and 63 bushels per acre of wheat in 2024. The ground was fallow in 2023. The recent corn and wheat yields demonstrate the property's potential for continued agricultural production, while the current condition provides flexibility for the next crop.
Located along a major north-south highway, this property combines accessibility with productive Kansas farmland. Its location and two existing access points make it practical for farming operations, while the 153-acre size offers a manageable addition to an existing operation or an attractive agricultural investment opportunity. Seller will retain all mineral rights associated with the property.
Whether you are looking to expand your current acreage, add productive dryland to your operation, or invest in Kansas farmland, this 153-acre property offers a desirable combination of location, access, and recent production. With no current crop in place, the property is ready for its next stage of production.
