Pierre, SD 57501(Hughes County)

Hughes County is located on and adjacent to the Missouri River, with rich heritage in native culture, old west history, hunting, fishing, recreation and of course claims some of the richest farmland in the central United States. Pierre, as the State Capitol, is the center of government, is the leader in business and finance influenced significantly by the areas agricultural industry, provides excellent educational opportunities, and offers a large variety of entertainment, hunting, fishing, golf and many other outdoor recreational activities.

Ownership:

This farm land is owned by Leo and Mary Anne Stoner, now retired and wanting a little spending money. The Stoner family owns another 800 acres that is either close or adjacent to this quarter, 240 acres of which is similar farmland available for lease for the 2018 farm season. The successful buyer may want to negotiate both a purchase and lease.

Agronomy and Market Services:

Agriculture is by far the major industry in South Dakota and agronomy services are available from a number of local and regionally owned outlets. Grain markets are also readily available either through local markets at Pierre ten miles to the west, Onida about 26 miles to the northeast, or Harrold 25 miles to the east. All three markets have access to the rail and both Onida and Harrold have 110 car shuttle facilities.

Access:

This 160 acres of farmland lies adjacent to well-maintained 205th Street on the south with a fair weather dirt road on the east, providing easy access to markets and services and community resources. Rural water and electric utilities are close and available for use or future development.

Operation:

This Hughes County farmland is currently subject to a cash lease which expires following the 2017 growing season. According to FSA records, there are 152.3 crop acres. The current crop is corn. deemed reliable, however is not guaranteed to be accurate.

Soils:

This farmland is comprised of Highmore-DeGrey silt loams, Highmore-Glenham silt loams, Highmore silt loam, and Mobridge silt loam with as high as a 94 productivity index and has an impressive productivity index weighted average of 79.4 that will provide the new owner with high yields of his or her choice of crops.

Taxes:

Real estate taxes for 2016 being paid in 2017 are $2,240.64.

Price:

This property is priced to sell at $440,000.00, which is a reasonable $2,750.00/acre. The owners will consider a contract for deed with the right terms and conditions. Information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable, however is not guaranteed accurate.