Harris Land Auction – 525 Acres (Subject to Survey)
Held at the White Oaks Event Center
Peoples Land Company, LLC is proud to present the Burrel and MiMi Harris Farm at public auction. This exceptional Adair County property, totaling 525 acres (subject to survey), will be offered on Wednesday, November 12th, at 6:00 PM at the White Oaks Event Center, 23255 State Highway 11, Kirksville, MO. The farm will be sold using the Buyer’s Choice Method in six highly desirable tracts, allowing bidders the flexibility to purchase one tract, multiple tracts, or the entire farm.
The Harris Farm represents one of the most well-cared-for properties in the region. Consisting of highly productive tillable acres, well-maintained pasture, and hay ground, this farm is truly a turnkey operation for row crop producers, cattlemen, or investors seeking land with excellent income potential. The majority of the land lays exceptionally well and is located just off Highway 63, offering easy access and close proximity to Kirksville.
In addition to its agricultural value, this farm offers premier building sites with beautiful views. Whether expanding your current operation or building your dream home in the countryside, this property provides a rare opportunity in one of northeast Missouri’s most sought-after areas. The location, combined with the quality of the land, makes this farm an investment to be appreciated for generations.
Burrel and MiMi Harris were true stewards of the land. They were ahead of their time in soil conservation, implementing practices that preserved soil health and productivity for decades. Their foresight and dedication have resulted in a property that stands out for its fertility, sustainability, and overall condition.
Farms of this caliber rarely come to market. The Harris family has poured time, effort, and passion into creating a farm that is both productive and beautiful. This sale represents an opportunity to purchase not just acres, but a piece of a cherished family legacy.
Mark your calendar for Wednesday, November 12th, at 6:00 PM, and join us at the White Oaks Event Center in Kirksville, Missouri. Whether you're looking for productive tillable acres, quality pasture, or an excellent rural building site, this auction offers something for everyone. Don’t miss your chance to invest in this outstanding Adair County property.
Tract 1 – 100 Acres M/L (Subject to Final Survey)
Tract 1 represents a highly desirable 100-acre m/l farm ideally located just minutes from Kirksville. This farm features 47 FSA-indicated tillable acres, with the balance currently used for hay and pasture—making it an excellent combination row crop and livestock property.
Improvements include an older country home, a shed, and a grain bin, offering a strong foundation for immediate use or future updates. Additional highlights include good perimeter fencing, multiple potential build sites, and excellent access from a prime location.
Whether you're looking to expand your farming operation, invest in a property with great potential, or secure a quiet building site close to town, Tract 1 checks all the boxes.
Tract 2 – 80 Acres M/L (Subject to Final Survey)
Tract 2 consists of 80 acres m/l with 57 FSA-indicated acres currently in hay production. The balance is in grass, giving the new owner flexibility for hay, pasture, or future row crop use.
This tract features gently rolling topography, multiple attractive build sites, and excellent access to Highway 63 and Kirksville—making it a highly convenient and versatile property.
With productive acres, an appealing location, and development potential, Tract 2 is ideal for farmers, investors, or anyone seeking a scenic building site close to town.
Tract 3 – 40 Acres M/L (Subject to Final Survey)
Tract 3 offers 40 acres m/l with 11.6 FSA-indicated tillable acres and approximately 24 acres currently in hay production. The balance is in grass, creating a versatile smaller tract with a strong mix of productivity and open space.
The tract features excellent access off Benton Way, good fencing, and several attractive build sites in a convenient and desirable location.
Tract 3 is a great opportunity for those looking for a smaller farm close to town, a building site, or a combination hobby farm and income-producing property.
Tract 4 – 70 Acres M/L (Subject to Final Survey)
Tract 4 is a scenic 70-acre m/l farm with 42 FSA-indicated tillable acres and the balance in hay and pasture. The tract features gently rolling topography and offers multiple options for farming, grazing, or future development.
With road frontage on three sides, Tract 4 enjoys excellent access, sweeping views, and several build site possibilities. Its layout and location make it a flexible property appealing to farmers, investors, or those seeking a scenic homesite near Kirksville.
Tract 5 – 80 Acres M/L (Subject to Final Survey)
Tract 5 consists of 80 acres m/l with 69 FSA-indicated cropland acres, offering a highly productive and efficient row crop farm. The balance includes hay ground and improvement sites for added utility and flexibility.
Improvements include an equipment shed and grain bins, making this tract ready for immediate farming use. The farm lays beautifully and reflects the Harris family’s care and stewardship over the years.
Tract 5 presents an excellent opportunity to purchase a top-quality, well-improved farm in a prime location near Kirksville.
Tract 6 – 160 Acres M/L (Subject to Final Survey)
Tract 6 is a highly desirable 160-acre m/l farm with 80 FSA-indicated cropland acres. The balance consists of rolling pasture with good fencing and reliable water sources, making it an ideal combination farm.
The cropland is terraced and well-maintained, ready for ongoing row crop production. This tract offers both immediate income potential and long-term investment value, making it a strong addition to an existing operation or a foundation for future agricultural use.
Note: All acreages on maps are approximate and subject to survey.
Search for detailed parcel information including; Elevation & Vegetation Maps, Ownership Information, Detailed Parcel Information, Crop History Map, Soil Survey Productivity Data, and more.
Research Parcel InformationNear the northeast edge of Kirksville along Benton Way, watch for signs.
Being actively involved in both row crop and the livestock operations on their family farm, Anthony understands all sides of agriculture. Anthony handles all of th auctions for Peoples Land Company along with many of the conventional listings. Anthony earned a degree in agriculture from the University of Missouri an lives on the family farm in rural Shelby County with his wife, Amanda and their son Larkin.