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AMERICAN LAND MAGAZINE | SPRING 2020

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55 PRODUCTIVE AND IRRIGATED FARMLAND 352.72 acres | Yankton County, South Dakota | $2,804,124 Contact Brett Kleinschmit - (605) 660-6566 This easily accessible and flat piece of farmland was not affected by the Jim River flooding. Two separate pivots allow for efficient irrigation coverage to this L-shaped property. East pivot is a Valley 7 tower and west is a Lockwood 9 tower, and both are run by diesel motors. Soils primarily consist of Forney silty clay loam and Haynie silty clay loam. Open possession for 2020 growing season or seller leaseback possible. DIVERSE HABITAT 1120 acres | Towner County, North Dakota | $1,388,800 Contact Joe Erb - (218) 849-6090 The waterfowl hunting on this property is world-class with your own private 100+ acre lake/pond. The habitat on this land is also ideal for growing and holding monster whitetails as well as moose. Thick cover is everywhere for them to feel safe. With the tillable acres and the private lake/pond, they have everything they need. Also, with the tillable acres and the CRP contracts, the land right now generates $20+ thousand a year. EXCELLENT WATERFOWL AND PHEASANT HUNTING 232 acres | Sargent County, North Dakota | $324,800 Contact John Lein - (701) 730-4685 This property is ideal for the waterfowl hunter with its location near the heart of the Central Flyway and a drainage ditch for adequate water. The cattails and grasslands around its perimeter are perfect for the upland game hunter looking to chase pheasants. The combination of hundreds of acres of farm- land in the area for feeding, along with this properties roosting and nesting habitat, make this a bird hunters dream. DIVERSE PROPERTY IN THE PRAIRIE COTEAU REGION 160 acres | Marshall County, South Dakota | $240,000 Contact Brian & Katie Graeb - (605) 690-3026 This land is enrolled in a Wetland Reserve Easement and will undergo exten- sive restoration over the next couple of years through the Natural Resources Conservation Services (NRCS). The end result will be a diverse mix of prairie and wetland plants that support a thriving prairie pothole ecosystem. Water- fowl, whitetail deer, and upland birds, as well as pollinators, will be sustained on this property. GENTLY ROLLING TOPOGRAPHY 155.48 acres | Pawnee County, Nebraska | $481,988 Contact Luke Wallace - (402) 340-6187 Pasture doesn't come much more clean than this! This property boasts gently rolling topography with multiple catch ponds along the western portion. The fences have recently been redone, and the trees have been managed to provide maximum grass access to cattle. This is one that you'll have to see to believe, and the added bonus is that the acres are open to grazing in 2020. 55 W E ST N O R T H C E N T R A L | 55

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