The farm carries a high county-average CPI rating of 72.97, reflecting the overall quality, consistency, and productivity of the soils. These soil types are well suited for sustained row crop production and can produce competitive yields across a wide range of growing seasons. The topography is mostly level to gently rolling, allowing for efficient field operations with modern equipment, reduced erosion risk, and straightforward farm management. Field boundaries are practical and easy to work, contributing to lower operational costs and improved efficiency for today’s farming practices.

In addition to its strong agricultural value, Edmunds County is widely recognized for exceptional wildlife and hunting opportunities. The region is known for healthy populations of ducks, pheasants, and whitetail deer, making this area attractive to both sportsmen and outdoor enthusiasts. Nearby water sources, shelter belts, drainage areas, and surrounding cropland help create ideal habitat conditions throughout the year. This combination of productive farmland and recreational appeal enhances the overall value of the property.

Whether you are an owner-operator looking to expand an existing farming operation, an investor seeking high-quality South Dakota cropland, or a buyer interested in blending farm income with recreational use, this 160-acre parcel offers a well-rounded opportunity. With its strong CPI rating, excellent location, and added wildlife benefits, this property represents a desirable investment in one of north-central South Dakota’s most respected agricultural and hunting regions.

Property Features

160 Acres +-

72.97 CPI

Available 2026

Hunting potential for duck, pheasant, and deer.

Area Information

South Dakota

Edmunds county

Roscoe, SD

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