536 Acres in Alicia, AR - $3,992,600

536 +/- Acre Row Crop Rice Farm | Alicia, Arkansas | Lawrence County
Rare Offering of High-Yielding Rice Ground with Duck Hunting Potential

Opportunities like this are rare in Lawrence County. This 536 +/- acre farm just outside Alicia, Arkansas, combines highly productive row crop ground with a strong history of rice production and the added benefit of recreational potential. Properties of this size and quality seldom reach the open market, making this an exceptional investment opportunity.

In addition to its productive soils and efficient farming layout, the property offers excellent duck hunting potential. A $20,000 annual duck lease is already in place for the 2025–2026 season, providing immediate income. Should a buyer prefer to retain the hunting rights, the lease can be released at closing.

This offering represents more than productive farmland—it is a rare opportunity to own premium Arkansas agricultural ground with income and recreational upside.

Farm 1 – 224 +/- Acres (Lawrence County Road 556)

This tract is located along Lawrence County Road 556 and features Crowley silt loam, silty clay, and Beulah sandy loam soils, well suited for rice production. An irrigation well is in place, and the tract offers excellent access and a functional layout for efficient farming operations.

Farm 2 – 312 +/- Acres (Lawrence County Road 737)

Located along Lawrence County Road 737, this tract includes Jackport silty clay, Crowley silty loam, Dubbs silt loam, Dundee silt loam, and Foley-Calhoun complex soils. The farm has a strong history of rice production and includes a small wooded area ideal for duck or deer hunting.

Property Highlights

The property consists of two tracts totaling 536 +/- acres, featuring proven rice ground, quality soil types, an irrigation well, and convenient access from county-maintained roads. Recreational opportunities include deer and duck hunting, with a $20,000 annual duck lease already in place for the 2025–2026 season.

Whether expanding an existing farming operation or investing in high-quality agricultural land with added recreational value, this property stands out as a rare opportunity in Arkansas farming country.