Dryland & Pasture Combo - Borders Prime Hunting
This Banner County half-section of land is a mixed-use tract for both the land investor and local landowner looking to add to their operation. The land consists of 191.93 acres of tillable dryland and a 125.41 fenced-in pasture with an electric submersible pump for stock water. Tillable crops in the area consist of dryland red hard winter wheat, dryland corn, millet, and milo. The tillable ground consists of Type 3 and 4 Sidney-Canyon loam soils with 1 to 3 percent slopes. Great county road access around the property, with access to the pasture ground from the north.Legal Description: North Half (N1/2) of S 31, Township 18 North, Range 54 North of the 6th PM, Banner County, Nebraska, consisting of 325.7 acres +/-This tract is located only 20.7 miles north of Kimball, NE, and is 325.7 acres of land that supports mule deer, pheasant, sharp-tailed grouse, and antelope. Located near the game...
This Banner County half-section of land is a mixed-use tract for both the land investor and local landowner looking to add to their operation. The land consists of 191.93 acres of tillable dryland and a 125.41 fenced-in pasture with an electric submersible pump for stock water. Tillable crops in the area consist of dryland red hard winter wheat, dryland corn, millet, and milo. The tillable ground consists of Type 3 and 4 Sidney-Canyon loam soils with 1 to 3 percent slopes. Great county road access around the property, with access to the pasture ground from the north.Legal Description: North Half (N1/2) of S 31, Township 18 North, Range 54 North of the 6th PM, Banner County, Nebraska, consisting of 325.7 acres +/-This tract is located only 20.7 miles north of Kimball, NE, and is 325.7 acres of land that supports mule deer, pheasant, sharp-tailed grouse, and antelope. Located near the game-rich Potter Wildcat hills of Nebraska, you can view the Pine Ridges of the hills from the northeast of said tract. Many herds of deer will come to feed during the hunting months to these ag lands once the rut hits. Viewing by appointment only.
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From Kimball, Nebraska drive 16.7 miles north on Hwy 71 to CR 14, head east 3 miles to CR 49 N to CR 16 to the North border of said tract.