502 4th Street , Byron, OK 73722(Alfalfa County)

This tract is an Oklahoma Centennial farm and consists of approximately 80 acres. This very nice farm according to the county Farm Service Agency there are 77.19 DCP crop acres with 75.89 wheat base acres and 55-bushel yield. This farm has Highway 58 frontage on the east and good county road access on the south. There is electric power running down east and south side of property. Principal soils are: Dale Silt Loam, 0-1% slopes, class I (40+/- acres); Pond Creek Silt Loam, 0-1% slopes, class I (40+/- acres). This farm does join Tract 2 but different seller.

TRACT 2

W/2 of SE/4 of 32-29N-10 W.I.M. Alfalfa County, OK. Less 4 acres and Improvements - No Reserve

Directions to Farm: E0050Rd & HWY 58 Amorita OK 73719

From Byron, Oklahoma (Hwy 58 & Latimer Rd), go 3-miles north on Hwy 58, then mile west. Or from Amorita, OK. Go 1- mile north, mile west. watch for signs.

Taxes: $421.00

This tract is an Oklahoma Centennial farm and consists of approximately 76 acres. This very nice farm according to the county Farm Service Agency 74.47 DCP crop acres with 73.21 wheat base acres and 55-bushel yield. This property does have good county road access with electric power running down side of property. The home and improvements are not located on the property we are selling. Principal soils are: Pond Creek Silt Loam, 0-1% slopes, class I. This property does join Tract 1, but different seller.

TRACT 3

NW/4 of 16-28N-9 W.I.M. Alfalfa County, OK. Subject to Sellers Confirmation

Directions to Farm: N2720Rd & E0070 Rd Amorita OK 73719

From Byron, Oklahoma (Hwy 58 & Latimer Rd), go 6-miles east on Latimer Rd, then mile north.

Taxes: $190.00

This good farm consists of approximately 160 acres. According to the county Farm Service Agency there are no base acres on this property. The property is comprised of mostly good native grass, some scattered timber and some Blackberry thickets that have been sprayed and will mow up nicely. The property does have boundary fence, water well with solar well. There is a small pond in the SE corner that does have a spring but will go dry at times. County Road 710 does dead end into this property offering good seclusion for hunting as I saw Bobwhite quail and deer while shooting pictures. `Principal soils are: Goltry Fine Sand, 0-3% slopes, class III; Derby Loamy Fine Sand, 3-15% slopes, class VI; Yahola and Port soils, 0-1% slopes, class V; Goltry-Tivoli Fine Sand, 5-12% slopes, class VI

Possession: will be given at closing unless agreed upon between buyers/sellers

Minerals: Selling Surface Rights Only!

Pre-Viewing the Farm: can be done during daylight hours only

Pre-Auction Offers: No pre-offers will be accepted prior to auction day

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Terms/Conditions: 10% of the total purchase price is to be placed in escrow the day of the auction with the balance being due upon delivery of marketable title. For Real Estate Licensees Compensation agreements must be submitted to our office 48-hours prior to auction day.

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SELLERS: JERRY & MICHELLE WHITE AND SYDNEE DENISE JACK