1,038 Acres in Moro, AR - $7,220,040
Harvey Farms
Harvey Farms offers 1,038.0 +/- total acres representing an excellent agricultural and recreational investment opportunity. The property is located between the towns of Monroe and Moro in Lee County, Arkansas.
The land has outstanding access directly off Arkansas Highway 79. There is an excellent private all-weather farm management road, which travels 2.5 miles through the interior of land providing efficient farm management, ingress and egress to agricultural fields and timber, and access to all hunting locations.
86 percent of the land is tillable cropland with various hardwood timber acreage. All cultivated acres are irrigated via seven wells, and a sophisticated system of ditches and levees adequately controls water and drainage. The property is currently in rice and soybean cultivation and suited for various other row crops.
The land is located in a well-known duck hunting area ...
The land is located in a well-known duck hunting area and rests directly on the Big Piney Creek duck flyway. The legendary, 600-acre, flooded timber Piney Creek Hunt Club has ex-isted for over 70 years and borders the land on the west. Northwest of the property is over 1,000 acres of highly managed waterfowl habitat dedicated to duck hunting and waterfowl sanctuary. The landscape offers primarily grain field duck hunting with some timber duck hunting. In addition, there is great deer hunting opportunities in several locations throughout. The property lends itself well to further developing the duck and deer hunting opportunities.
Harvey Farms offers an exceptional opportunity to acquire an outstanding investment-grade agricultural and recreational property. Qualified and interested parties should con-tact Chuck Myers at 901-830-5836 regarding questions or schedule a property tour.
Directions
The property has excellent access directly off Arkansas Highway 79. There is an outstanding private, all-weather, main road offering direct access to wells and connecting field management roads.
