Annual CRP Payment – $2,292.00
Legal Description – W2 NW4 33-4-22
Norton15
Legal Description – East 1/2 Section 8 & NW1/4 Section 9, Township 4 South, Range 24 West
Norton14
This beautiful 310.28+/- acre combination farm is located just northwest of Norton, KS along County Road W9, with Road F and G running along the north and south ends of the tract. The property is composed of 164.56+/- productive crop acres split into two fields with 145.72+/- acres of lush native grass running through the middle. With easy access off gravel road W9, Holdrege silt loam soil spread over a majority of the farmland, and a clean pasture that splits between the two fields, this property would be perfect for the farmer and rancher looking to add to their pasture and farm acreage. One pond is located in the south half of the property and a windmill on the north half of the property.
Norton12
This is a great 154.31-acre pasture with easy access. Highway 60 runs through the middle, splitting the property in half. The west half pasture has a pond located along the west side of the property boundary, as well as stock tanks on the east by the highway. The pasture has moderately sloping hills and good native grass for cattle grazing. The east half has been taken out of CRP in the past and is great for hay bale production. There is a good solar well located along the west fence line. The fence is great looking four-wire barbed wire fence.
Legal Description: SE4 LESS RD R/W SECTION 21 TOWNSHIP 02 RANGE 21
Norton10
This well-located farm is northeast of Exeter in Fillmore County. It is a nice laying farm with productive silt loam soils. Subject to 2020 lease. The farm offers 69.81 irrigation water rights and is in the Upper Blue NRD. There is no irrigation well on the property.
Legal Description: N1/2SW1/4 Section 10, T8N, R1W of the 6th P.M
Fillmore05
SOLD
Located three miles north of Reager, KS, this high quality dryland farm would be a great addition to anyone’s land portfolio. Only three miles from Highway 36 and a great gravel road running along the north property line, this field is easily accessible. Currently the field is split down the center, with corn planted on the east half and wheat being planted on the west. The soil is comprised mostly of Holdrege silt loam, Coly silt loam, and Uly silt loam, these soils can be very productive and sought after in the farming community. Along with the tilled acres are roughly 10 acres of native grass water ways, with the majority able to be tilled in the future. With great soil and easy access, this farm is sure to be a great investment for the farmer or investor!
Norton08