Soils: This tract features fertile soil that has a consistent history of crop yields, making it ideal for a corn-soybean rotation. The average CPI is approximately 74.59 (NCCPI = 54.94). The 3 most common soil types are Forman-Buse-Aastad Loams with 1-6% slopes (42%), Kranzburg-Forman Complex with 2-6% slopes (28%), and Forman-Buse-Aastad Loams with 2-9% slopes (27%).

Details:

Tract #: 1

Deeded Acres: 155.99+/- acres

FSA Farmland Acres: 148.19+/- acres

DCP Cropland Acres: 148.19+/- acres

Soil Types: Forman-Buse-Aastad loams, Kranzburg-Forman Complex, Forman-Buse-Aastad Loams

Soil PI/NCCPI/CSR2: CPI 74.59 / 54.94

Taxes: $2,634.00

Lease Status: Tenant in place for the 2024 crop year

Possession: Buyer to receive 2024 income

Survey needed?: No survey needed

Brief Legal: SW4 31-124-55 Day Co, SD

PIDs: 152313000

Lat/Lon: 45.50405, -97.48420

Zip Code: 57261

Property Features:

- Bidders may participate in the auction on-site or online at Ranchandfarmauctions.com

- Onsite bidders should bring a government-issued ID

- 10% down payment immediately after auction - cash, personal, or business checks accepted

- If the winning bid is online, you will be immediately contacted to make arrangements for the 10% down payment and a purchase contract will be sent via DocuSign

- High bidder has 30 days to close unless otherwise noted

- Announcements on auction day will take precedence over any prior announcements

- This is a no contingency sale and is not subject to financing or additional inspections

- Possession at closing, subject to tenant’s rights, if any

- If a survey is needed it will be done following the auction and the total purchase price will be adjusted to the surveyed acres

- All information provided is derived from sources believed correct but is not guaranteed or warranted - Bidders shall rely entirely on their own information and judgments

- Acreage: 155.99+/-ac

- Tillable: 148+/-ac

- Location: Situated on the north side of SD-25, north of Roslyn in Section 31 of Nutley Township

- Soils: This tract features fertile soil that has a consistent history of crop yields, making it ideal for a corn-soybean rotation.