This farm has all-new high-tensile fencing and cross-fencing for the rancher or hobby livestock owner. This fence will not only secure cattle but sheep and goats as well. Separate paddocks allow rotational grazing practices to keep your grass and animals healthy. Numerous spots throughout the property collect runoff, creating an opportunity to construct a pond for your animals.

For farmers looking for more tillable acres, FSA shows 88 +/- acres. Nashville Silt Loam is the primary soil type on this farm. This farm would be a good producer for your typical row crop rotation, like sorghum, wheat, or possibly soybeans. Alfalfa could be a good option as well.

This property could also suit the hunter while making an income off the land. There is a large brushy draw that comes into the southeast corner of this property from the neighbors. This acts as a natural travel corridor for the whitetail deer. The mature trees on the east property line would make a good spot for a stand or blind. Planting a food plot and installing a feeder next to the trees would create a nice setup. This setup would also allow effortless access to your hunting location. Additionally, upland game are a common sight on this property. Constructing a pond could lead to attracting migrating waterfowl as well, increasing its recreational use and value.

If you're looking for an investment or want to add to your current farm operation, I would encourage you to check this property out. It has an easily accessible location just two miles south of Harper, six miles north of Anthony, and one mile east of HWY 160. For any questions or to schedule a showing, contact the listing agent, Trevor Stoll.

Legal Description

Rural Township Parcel, S19, T32, R06, Acres 157.5, Lots 1 2 & E2 Nw4 Less Rd R/W Section 19 Township 32 Range 06

Agent Contact

Trevor Stoll - L2 Realty, Inc. | Land and Lifestyle Properties

(620) 960-4555

Property Features

Quality fence

Pasture

Tillable acreage

Hunting opportunities

Numerous sites to construct a pond

Rural water nearby

6 miles north of Anthony

2 miles south of Harper

1 mile east of HWY 160

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About The Area

Harper County, Kansas, located in south-central Kansas along the Oklahoma border, is known for its rich agricultural heritage and small-town charm. The county is home to diverse landscapes, including rolling pastures, fertile farmland, and recreational areas that highlight its rural appeal. Harper, the county seat, serves as a hub for community activities and services. The area experiences an average annual rainfall of approximately 32 inches, supporting its robust agricultural industry. In addition, Harper County receives an average yearly snowfall of around 14 inches, with mild winters that allow for extended grazing seasons and minimal disruption to farming operations. This balance of precipitation and climate makes Harper County an excellent location for agriculture and outdoor living.