Tract 1: 96 ac which includes approximately 2.4 +/- acres of CRP and 80+/- acres of prime, tillable farmland. This tract features Brookston silt loam, Crosier loam, and Riddles sandy loam as the predominant soil types. Tract 1 includes a 50 ft. x 72 ft. Pacemaker pole building with end sliders and walk-in door; a New Products 5,000 bushel bin with drying floor, Stir-ator, and grain spreader; and two 20 ft. x 27 ft. Harvestore silos. The open ditch provides an excellent drainage outlet. There are approximately 8 acres of woodland in the southeast corner of Tract 1 and over 2,600 ft. of road frontage along 900 W.

Tract 2: 39 ac with approximately .5+/- acre of CRP and 34+/- acres of productive, tillable farmland. The 3 predominant soil types are Brookston silt loam, Riddles sandy loam, and Crosier loam. Investigate the income potential offered here.

Tract 3: 13.5 ac of tillable and wooded land. Brookston silt loam and Riddles sandy loam are the predominant soil types. There are 2.3+/- acres of woods along the west border. Consider the versatility this tract has to offer with recreational and income producing potential.

Tract 4: 30.5 ac of mostly tillable land with Brookston silt loam, Riddles sandy loam, and Sebewa loam as the predominant soil types. There is approximately .9+/- acre of CRP and an excellent drainage outlet via the open ditch. Tract 4 has frontage on both 900 W. and Knapp Lake Rd.

Tract 5: 6.7 ac with 6+/- acres tillable and .5+/- acre of CRP. Sebewa loam and Fox sandy loam are the primary soil types. Investigate the potential for a possible rural-estate building site.

AUCTIONEERS NOTE: The Iden family has been an excellent steward of this land with many years of practicing conservation management. The family was one of the first in the area to implement no-till farming as well as the utilization of waterways and terraces.