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145.33 Acres, Madison County

Offering 145.33 acres m/l of productive Madison County, Iowa farmland for sale via public auction at 10:00 AM on February 15th in Earlham. The farms will be offered in two separate tracts through the method of "Buyer's Choice." See Auction Terms & Conditions below for more information.

Tract 1 consists of 107.2 total acres m/l which approximately 88.27 tillable acres carrying a CSR2 of 77.1 (CSR of 72.9). Over 86% of the tillable soils are Sharpsburg and Macksburg with a CSR2 greater than 80. Farm also includes 10.4 acres currently enrolled in CRP paying $1,726 annually and expiring in 2020. CRP contract types are CP33 and CP8A. This tract also includes approximately 4,300 linear feet of tile (see Tile Map). In addition, there are several locations on this tract that would accommodate a great building site with income from tillable acres and located just a short distance from the Des M...

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Tract 1: From Earlham, travel south out of town on NW Walnut Ave/Earlham Rd/Co Hwy P57 approximately one mile to 120th Street. Turn west onto 120th Street and continue approximately 1.25 miles. Tract 1 is situated on the north side of 120th Street.

Tract 2: From Earlham, travel south out of town on NW Walnut Ave/Earlham Rd/Co Hwy P57 approximately one mile to 120th Street. Turn west onto 120th Street and continue 2 miles to Elmwood Avenue. Turn south on Elmwood Avenue and continue approximately 0.6 miles. Tract 2 is situated along the east side of Elmwood Avenue.

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Peoples Company

Clive, IA

(515) 240-7500

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Peoples Company, (515) 240-7500
Listing last updated: February 5, 2022 at 4:38 AM
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