This 322.71 +/- acre tract between Covert and Paradise in Osborne County, Kansas provides multiple opportunities for many different types of buyers. Currently, 242.49 acres are enrolled in a CRP contract which will be expiring on September 30, 2020. This contract pays $49.23 per acre for a total income of $11,938. The property has been approved for re-enrollment, but a buyer closing prior to October 1, 2020 would not be able to assume the new contract and would be required to wait until 1 year of ownership has passed to re-apply. There is some compliance work to be done to mitigate brome in certain parts of the property and can be explained in further detail over the phone. If a buyer were to wait to close until after October 1, 2020, the new contract can be assumed. Because of the expiration year on the CRP contract, there are other options to a buyer as well, including using the proper...
This 322.71 +/- acre tract between Covert and Paradise in Osborne County, Kansas provides multiple opportunities for many different types of buyers. Currently, 242.49 acres are enrolled in a CRP contract which will be expiring on September 30, 2020. This contract pays $49.23 per acre for a total income of $11,938. The property has been approved for re-enrollment, but a buyer closing prior to October 1, 2020 would not be able to assume the new contract and would be required to wait until 1 year of ownership has passed to re-apply. There is some compliance work to be done to mitigate brome in certain parts of the property and can be explained in further detail over the phone. If a buyer were to wait to close until after October 1, 2020, the new contract can be assumed. Because of the expiration year on the CRP contract, there are other options to a buyer as well, including using the property for pasture or farming it. There is good exterior fencing on this tract, except for between the neighboring 121 acres to the west. This would require 1 mile of fencing with the way the property lines run. There is not currently a water source on the property besides the pond in the southeast corner, so a well would need to be dug if grazing was the primary purpose. For additional income, the waterways and areas along the wooded draws could be hayed.
One of my favorite parts about this farm is the diversity of landscape it holds. The terraced CRP fields have excellent terrain, hiding different timbered draws. There is currently one food plot and a couple of other excellent locations where food plots could be cleared. The sellers have planted strips of milo along the terraces for additional food sources for pheasants and deer. The amount of deer sign on this property is outstanding with rubs and scrapes, and many nice deer having been killed. In the southeast part of the land, there is a roughly 1/2 acre pond with a dock. Every time I’ve been at the property there have been ducks in the marshy area above the pond.
The photo of the mounted deer is actually a pair of sheds that were picked up on the property a couple years ago and were mounted. Pheasants have been plentiful and many successful hunts have been had on this property over the years. While photographing the property I saw two coveys of quail and a healthy number of pheasants. This piece is 36 minutes from Russell, 31 minutes from Osborne, 1 hour 6 minutes from Hays, and 1 hour 35 minutes from Salina. With steady income from CRP, great recreational potential, and a plethora of possible uses, this is not one to miss. For additional information, disclosures, CRP info, or to schedule a showing, contact Joey Purpura at (785) 831-3045.
Some trail camera photos are available upon request.
Property Features
-322.71 +/- acres
-Between Covert and Paradise
-3/4 mile of road frontage on the north side
-All road frontage is fenced
-242.49 acres in CRP expiring 9/30/2020
-CRP income: $49.23/acre or $11,938/year
-CRP approved for re-enrollment, but would need to close post 10/1/2020
-Compliance work for brome mitigation on parts of the CRP
-Potential to not re-enroll and break out for farming or pasture
-Haying possible along draws and in waterways
-Terraced
-Milo planted in the past along some of the terraces for wildlife food source
-Pond with dock in the southeast corner
-Wooded draws secluded by rolling terrain
-Lots of deer sign
-Quality deer killed over the years
-Mounted deer photo is a pair of sheds picked up on property
-Exterior fencing, except for section between neighboring 121 acres directly to the west
-Income will be prorated
-Pheasants and quail prevalent
-Good investment
-1 food plot with additional food plot locations
-36 minutes from Russell
-31 minutes from Osborne
-1 hour 6 minutes from Hays
-1 hour 35 minutes from Salina