Farm Land Listings

Whitetail Wonderland at Fowl Farms

If you are in the market for a well-manicured eastern Kansas farm that has proven success, then stop the truck! Sitting at 161 +/- acres, this farm will get you two Kansas landowner deer tags a year. The current owner has stuck to a strict management plan, balancing a great neighborhood with the right amount of bedding, food, and water to keep big deer growing, healthy, and on this farm! When you arrive at 2400 Road, you will notice the excellent creek bottom farm ground, producing a lush crop yearly. The farm consists of nearly 54 acres of tillable land. This ground is a healthy balance of Class I, II, and III soils that not only produce good crops, it also will provide the owner with great passive income every year. Sandwiched between the two tillable tracts is Spring Creek. Snaking the entire quarter mile along the southern half of this farm, this creek provides an excellent source of water for all wildlife. In the springtime, the timber that follows this creek lights up with thundering Toms, and morels pop out of this rich bottom ground. This rich timber area is also home to several secluded bedding areas on the north side of the creek. Allowing deer to have the much-needed safety and security to stay around. A trail system throughout allows for quick access and in the fall quite access to your stands. The owners have placed feeders in ideal locations, stuck to a balanced feed program, and the harvest results show! The north side of Spring Creek is full of native grass that provides excellent cover for quail and deer all year. The rolling topography north of the creek provides a future owner the opportunity to build a large pond as well. Power is available on the south side of the property for future building needs. This farm is a well-managed farm and provides its future owner a great opportunity to harvest a true Kansas trophy whitetail. The stands and feeders are negotiable with purchase. Farms with a strong harvest history in great neighborhoods are not widely available! Call listing agent Tyler Heil at (913) 207-4541 to schedule a showing or answer any questions.

Charming Southern Gage County Horse Acreage

Horse owners take notice! This incredibly charming acreage is a dream come true for horse enthusiasts and those seeking peaceful country living. Nestled on 25 +/- acres of lush pasture just outside of Wymore, Nebraska, this property offers both serenity and convenience. With approximately 1,980 square feet of living space, this welcoming home features 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, and a warm, inviting character that makes it easy to feel at home. Located just half a mile from Highway 77 with paved road frontage, commuting to Beatrice and Lincoln is a breeze. The home is situated just outside city limits, offering the benefits of rural living with quick access to town amenities. Enjoy relaxing mornings and peaceful evenings on the spacious front porch, or wind down in the screened-in sunroom overlooking the quiet countryside. The property includes a one-stall garage with an automatic opener, a charming little storage building, and a big red barn that adds both practicality and a touch of classic rural appeal. City water services the home, while a private well supplies water to the barn and livestock area. Ten acres of the land are routinely cut for hay, while another ten acres are fenced with electric fencing, perfect for grazing horses. In the southeast corner of the property, a 140'x240' riding arena, fenced with white pipe fencing, provides an ideal space for training and riding and looks incredible to those passing by on the road. Everything you need to care for horses is right here on site. This property is truly move-in ready for equestrians and offers a rare opportunity to enjoy country living at its best in southern Gage County.

Spacious Residence on a Peaceful Landscape Setting

Located 10 miles southeast of Eureka, sits this charming 1.5 story residence that boasts ideal space inside while on 30 +/- acres of pristine native grass acres, and holds some of the greatest never-ending 360-degree views. This property is the original the main house and headquarters of the well-known Hand Ranch and was built in 1929 with a sizeable addition added in 1975 and remodeled from there. The residence offers 5 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, and 2,916 square feet of finished living space. One of the bedrooms is non-conforming and could be utilized as an office space, playroom, or sitting room. Walking in the front door, one can appreciate the open space throughout the living room to dining and kitchen. The kitchen has been remodeled with updated solid cabinets with never-ending space. Just off the kitchen is the laundry room that leads to the unfinished partial basement and oversized 2-car garage. On the north end of the home, you will find the guest bathroom just off the living room, along with 2 bedrooms and the master suite. The master is complete with a fireplace, a walk-in closet, and a full bathroom. Head upstairs and you will find yourself led into the family room. There are 2 additional bedrooms and 1 full bathroom upstairs. The property is on Greenwood County Rural Water District #1, Evergy Electric, and a septic system. Outside take in all the beauty around in each direction. Not often can you look in each direction and feel like you are the only soul out there. Here you can do that. With a peaceful setting, you won’t see much traffic on a daily basis. To the southeast of the home sits the original 1929 barn, complete with stalls and a loft. The native grass acres are made up primarily of Big Bluestem, Little Bluestem, Switch, and Indian, and hold a well-stewarded, healthy stand, and as clean as they come. These acres are fully fenced with 5-strand barbed wire and could be hayed each summer or utilized for grazing livestock. There are 2 ponds on the tract, 1 on the westerly side, which is a spring-fed pond, then the 2nd pond is on the south line and is more seasonal. With all the amenities this property holds and the incredible landscape it sits on, this is one to tour in person to appreciate all it is! For additional information or to schedule a tour, contact Brenda Doudican with Midwest Land Group at (620) 794-8075.

Trophy Deer Camp Close to Wichita

In southeast Kingman County are 155 +/- acres of pure hunting acreage with rustic living quarters and outbuildings. This farm sits in a game-rich area on a spring-fed tributary of the Chikaskia River. The rolling hills of tall native grass, cottonwood groves, and cedar thickets make for never-ending whitetail habitat. Thousands of trees have been planted for screening, and destination food plots and hunt setups have been in place for years. This tract has a rich history of mature deer harvest and abundant turkey populations. There are roughly 10 +/- acres growing a bumper wheat crop and plenty of other spaces with fertile soils ready for food source expansion. Lots of the property has been left in tall native cover, creating ideal deer bedding and seclusion. The tall grass species present also are home to a thriving pheasant and quail population. There are 4 dug ponds, a wooded seasonal draw, and a spring-fed creek that meanders north to south through the property. These water sources are lined with old-growth timber excellent for tree stands and roosting spring turkeys. This neighborhood is known for producing trophy whitetails year after year. In the northwest corner of the property is the perfect hunting camp or homestead, a renovated MilkBarn boasting over 1,800 square feet, finished nicely with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The homestead has a newer 60'x40' shop with 100-amp electric and concrete floors, perfect for hanging a deer on a cold night and circling around to tell stories of the successful hunt. Also in the farmyard is a 1,600 square foot shed with water and electricity, with an attached 170-foot flight pen. This flight pen was constructed to raise upland game birds. The farm yard is adorned with towering oak trees, flower gardens, and several fruit trees. This would make the perfect hunting retreat for year-round opportunities. This farm is located on the periphery of Wichita, just 38 miles from Eisenhower National Airport, and it is a quick drive on well-maintained roads. This would also make an ideal permanent residence with a short commute to city amenities and jobs just 30-40 minutes away. Opportunities like this to own a proven hunting farm this close to Wichita don’t become available often. Reach out to the Listing Agent Sean Thomas at (620) 712-2775 for more information and to schedule a showing.

20 +/- Acre Rogers County Hobby Farm with Timber and Pasture Mix

Discover the epitome of rural living on this 20 +/- acre Rogers County combination farm. Offering a blend of 14 +/- acres of mature hardwoods for hunting and 6 +/- acres of open pasture to run a few head of livestock or a future build site, this farm presents a myriad of opportunities for your dream lifestyle. The farm contains perimeter barbed wire fencing on the north, south, and west sides. A small pond is tucked into the timber in the center portion of the farm, and a meandering wet-weather creek traverses the central portion of the farm. Located at the end of a private drive off South 4210 Road, approximately 4 miles east of Highway 66, accessibility is not a concern. Enjoy the convenience of connecting to utilities, making this property ideal for building your dream home or retreat. The farm strikes the perfect balance between seclusion and accessibility. Located approximately 10 minutes north of Claremore, you will find yourself connected to essential amenities that Rogers County has to offer. Moreover, the property’s proximity to Pryor, Owasso, and Tulsa, all within 45 minutes, opens up endless possibilities for work and leisure. Whether you envision a serene family retreat, a hobby farm, hunting, or a harmonious blend of all three, this farm provides the canvas for your dreams to come alive. Don’t miss the opportunity to own a piece of Rogers County and contact Kevin Williams at (918) 514-3165 for more information.

Charming Claflin Country Home

A charming country home 1 mile south of Claflin, Kansas. Sitting on a 4.67+/- acre farm yard, this country house has it all: a paved county road entrance, an entirely fenced yard, a garden area, a chicken/fowl fenced-in coop, a two-car garage, and many outbuildings throughout the backyard. The far east side of the property has been cleared and fenced to have horses or livestock. The main home is in great condition with steel siding, a 2019 roof, and newly replaced Pella windows. Walking into the front door, one is greeted with a massive living room. The main bathroom has a double sink vanity and extra closet space. There are 3 bedrooms on the main floor, the closet between two of the bedrooms has been opened to make one huge master bedroom (closet doors have been kept in case one would like to make this area into two bedrooms again), and there is a connecting master bathroom. Plentiful built-in storage and deep closet space can be found throughout the home. All kitchen appliances shown in the photos will be included. The home has a full, half-unfinished basement offering storage space or room for expansion. There is a room with water hookups for a bathroom, two finished bedrooms downstairs, and a walk-out greenhouse with an ideal setup for all a gardener could need. In 2019, the foundation was inspected and fully repaired, along with new stabilizers to ensure the house stays in sound condition. This home has been greatly cared for with regular maintenance and constant upgrades. The septic system was last pumped 3 years ago, the waterlines, water heater, pump, and plumbing in the entire house were replaced in 2024. The furnace was installed in 2020, and the ductwork in the house was redone at the same time. The second home on the property was last occupied in the 1980s. This home has an amazing history and was the original Claflin one-room schoolhouse. There is a two-car cement garage with a built-in workbench. The concrete walls keep the garage nice and cool on hot days. This is truly a one-of-a-kind property with endless country living potential!

Build, Farm, and Hunt in Otoe County

It doesn’t get much more convenient than this. Located just a few miles off Highway 2 and only about 20 minutes from southeast Lincoln, this 133.1 acre farm offers a great mix of productive farmland, pasture, timber, and recreation. The property includes 95 acres of quality tillable ground, 28 acres of pasture, and the remainder is timber and draws. It’s a beautiful spot to build a home, where you can enjoy the outdoors and hunt right out your back door. For hunters, this farm is laid out extremely well. Most of the bedding areas are located centrally, offering excellent access and a wide range of stand locations. Deer and turkey populations are strong, and the pasture, which hasn’t been grazed in years, now has great cover with native grasses and young trees. With a few well-placed food plots, this could become a top-tier hunting property. There is also a live creek that flows water even in the driest of years, providing a great water source for wildlife. In addition to its recreational appeal, this is also a solid income-producing farm. It’s currently rented to a local tenant under a cash rent agreement that brings in $19,500 annually. The lease is open for the 2026 growing season, but the current tenant is interested in continuing if desired. Annual property taxes for 2024 were $4,234.70. To learn more or schedule a private showing, contact Nate Key at (402) 499-5759.

Northern Missouri Trophy Producer

A farm of this caliber does not hit the market often. We are proud to offer a premier whitetail deer and turkey hunting property in Harrison County, Missouri. Located just outside of Cainsville, this 118-acre property has been strictly managed under QDM principles for years. The trail camera photos paint a picture of just how special this farm is. Year after year, this farm is producing giant whitetails. From heavy mass to tall tines, long beams, and typicals to non-typicals, this farm produces it all! The age structure here is outstanding, with a significant number of exceptional mature deer. Even though the whitetails are the star of this show, the turkey hunting cannot be ignored. This property is loaded with them. The rolling terrain of this farm will hunt much bigger than the acreage would indicate. There are 43.95 acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) through 2030. That contract pays out $5,079 annually. There is a second CRP contract on 35.60 acres that pays out $6,076 per year through 2034. With a total of $11,155 in annual income, this farm represents a great investment, as well as a phenomenal recreational opportunity. Up to 10% of the enrolled CRP acres can be used for wildlife food plots. With close to 8 acres of possible food sources, this farm will have all the necessary components to attract and hold deer. There are two small ponds and a seasonal creek that runs along the south end of the farm. There are large blocks of timber on the surrounding properties that feed into the farm. This setup will provide amazing hunting for years. A brand new cabin has been constructed on the property with steel siding, steel roof, and a solid concrete floor. There is an existing water and electric meter. The interior of the cabin is ready to be finished to your specifications. A few outlets have been wired, and all of the rough-in plumbing (in the floor) is established. Please contact David Brothers at (660) 240-3243 to schedule a tour of this farm.

Prime Development Opportunity in the Willard School District

Don’t miss this exceptional opportunity to acquire 63 +/- acres of gently rolling land in one of the most desirable areas of Greene County. Located within the highly sought-after Willard School District and offering paved road frontage, this property is a standout for residential development, investment, or building your own private estate with room to grow. The land features a mix of old pasture and mature timber, with a small pond and a seasonal wet-weather creek that enhance its natural appeal and functionality. The gentle topography allows for easy planning and development, whether you're looking to create a multi-lot subdivision or a single expansive homestead. Utilities are nearby, and access is straightforward with road frontage making future development more feasible. With limited large tracts available in this area, especially those offering paved access and proximity to schools and Springfield, this property is a rare find. Whether you're an investor, developer, or someone seeking space for a dream home with recreational opportunities like hunting, hiking, or riding, this land offers versatility, location, and long-term potential. Opportunities like this in the Willard School District are few and far between. Call today to learn more about this prime piece of Greene County.

Incredible Hunting Farm with Income and Home

Finding a farm that can check all the boxes can be difficult, but this gem, nestled in the heart of Linn County Kansas, does just that. There are 400 acres that are comprised of timbered ridges, Big Sugar Creek, 167 acres of tillable, multiple established food plots, and a home and barns for storing equipment.

This farm is set up and ready to hunt. Established food plots are in place with Redneck blinds overlooking them. There are 167 acres of tillable ground and a pasture lease bringing in about $19,200 in income annually. The farm is perimeter fenced and cross-fenced. Multiple feeders and tree stands are included with the sale. The home is a brick ranch built in the 60’s with 3 bedrooms and 1 bath. The current owners have put a new roof on the house and have upgraded the kitchen and bathroom. There are also two large barns for storing equipment.

You will find Big Sugar Creek running through the north end of the farm, and approximately 106 acres of class 1 and 2 soil. There is a Redneck blind nestled between the the creek and the tillable field. There is a low water crossing that allows access to the north side of the creek and a food plot and stand. As you work towards the middle of the farm, you will find another good-sized food plot with a Redneck blind overlooking it. Moving on towards the south, you will find the timbered ridges full of oak and hickory trees running through the heart of the farm. The south end of the farm is mainly comprised of pasture, warm season grasses, and another food plot with a Redneck overlooking. As you move on towards the east end of the farm, you will find another 61 acres of upland tillable ground as well as two more food plots with Redneck blinds overlooking them.

If you have been searching for that forever farm, your search is over. This farm looks great in the pictures and even better in person. Don’t hesitate to schedule your private tour.