Gorgeous Class 2 Grass Farm Loaded with Wildlife

Property Description

Imagine as you turn the corner off the county blacktop toward your property and pheasants scramble on the neighboring cropland to fly to the cover of the CRP grasses on your 81 +/- acre refuge. As you pull up the gate and step out you hear pheasants crowing and cackling as they fly around the property, quail whistling and turkeys gobbling off in the distance from the timbered area at the other end. The timbered area next to the road and the gate provide the perfect spot to park your vehicle and slip into your deer stand on the east side of the property where the current landowner has established food plots and dug a small pond to cater to the wildlife.

This gorgeous 81 +/- acres with 62 +/- acres of expiring CRP sitting on Class 2 soils with blacktop access ¼ mile away would be a great addition to any farming or ranching operation. With a CRP contract coming to an end in September of this year, the timing couldn’t be better for the next owner. One could renew the CRP contract and enjoy the investment benefits of steady CRP income, fence the perimeter and leverage the thick native grasses already established on the property for livestock, or break it out and utilize the Class 2 soils to work it into your tillable operation.

The tract sits just north of paved, Southeast 70th Street in Stafford County, just across the Reno-Stafford County line as West 4th Ave turns into Southeast 70th Street, 35 miles from Hutchinson, 8 miles from Stafford, and 5 miles from the Little Salt Marsh in the Quivira National Wildlife Refuge.

For more information, answers to your questions and to set up an appointment to see this one in person, please contact Terry DeShon at (620) 727-7766.