665 acres in Madison Parish, Louisiana

665 acres in Madison Parish, Louisiana - Improved row crop farm fronting on the mainline Mississippi River levee in southeast Madison Parish, Louisiana. Subject is levee-protected and adjoins the finest recreational hunting area in the State (Diamond Island/Davis Island, etc.)

Land Use: Farmland = 665 ac; Cropland = 645 ac

Improved with 120,000 bu of Grain Storage

Irrigation: +/-400 ac precision leveled and irrigated; /- 245 ac row fall irrigated. 3 electric turbine wells.

Soils: Class 2 - Commerce silt loam and silty clay loam = 23%; Class 3 - Sharkey silty clay loam/clay = 77%

Crop Bases: Rice = 214.2 ac/4211 lb yield; Seed Cotton = 355.12 ac / 1704 lb yield

Access via crushed stone, public road on the levee with down ramps

Hunting: Trophy deer hunting abounds on the adjoining woods/W.R.P. The farm has also historical duck hunting use when clay fields are impounded.