160 Acres in Marshall County SD
114th St : Amherst, SD 57421
Marshall County, South Dakota
Land Description
Land Location From Amherst 1 mile West on 114th St. to 414th Ave, Land will be on the North side of the road.
Snap Shot Square Quarter Northeast of Aberdeen SD, High Percentage Tillable with 156+ Cropland Acres Accd. to Fsa, 137+/- acres of Class II Dirt, Good Access in a Productive Agricultural Area of South Dakota.
Legal Description SE 1/4 of Sec 8-T126n-R59w Weston Twp, Marshall County, Sd.
Estimated Taxes R O K E R S N O T E S This family land legacy started a century ago, when Harman F. Alberts purchased this land in 1918, a month after WWI ended.
Currently owned by Harman's granddaughter, this land is located on the Marshall/Brown County line, a highly productive territory for South Dakota crop land. Just 30 minutes northeast of Aberdeen, this farm proudly displays quality dirt with over 137 acres of Class II soils with the top two soil types across 89+ acres having an 88 & 98 productivity index, making this a golden offering.
According to Fsa, this farm offers 156.74 cropland acres and 155.6 base acres with an 85.89 acre corn base with 136 bu. yield and a 69.71 acre soybean base with a 37 bu. yield. The topography of this land is nearly level with 0-6 slopes and easy access on 114th St from the south. The balance of this land includes depressions that hold water, a 1.44 acre mature tree patch in the north east corner, and roadways. One would have the ability to order a wetland determination to pinpoint prior converted wetlands, if any, to install drain tile where needed to help mitigate immobile water. The land is situated in a known migratory arena in the central flyway east of Sand Lake National Refuge also offering other hunting opportunities that include upland game birds and Whitetails.
There is a reason this land has been in the family for a century. One rarely has an opportunity to buy a farm of this caliber on the open market. Harman Alberts had a vision 100 years ago, make this family farm work for you and yours for generations to come.
