Chicot 206 - Hwy 8
Located just 10 miles west of Eudora in Chicot County, this 206 acre farm offers an excellent opportunity for investors or producers looking for quality, income-generating row crop ground in Southeast Arkansas. With approximately 160 acres of tillable land, the tract is precision leveled and fully irrigated by two electric wells, making it well-equipped for high-efficiency farming.
Soils consist of productive Perry and Portland clays, currently planted in soybeans, and also suitable for rice and other row crops. In addition to the tillable acreage, the property includes 13 acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) with payments in place through 2035, adding long-term income and soil conservation benefits. Accessed directly from AR-Hwy 8, this farm also has a reliable tenant in place,
offering a true turn-key investment in a strong agricultural region.
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Legal Description: 20 - 18S - 03W
NE1/4 & PT NW1/4 LYING E & N BIG BAYOU
Taxes for all Tracts: $1,786
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From Eudora Take HWY 8 West Approximately 10 miles. Majority of Property Will be on Left.
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About Michael Oltmann
Michael has spent the majority of his life in Monticello, Arkansas as a multi-generational farmer. Growing up with deep roots in agriculture and land management, he has a strong appreciation for the value of land and property.Michael's background in farming has given him a unique perspective on real estate-understanding not just the transaction, but the land itself, its potential, and its long-term value.Michael enjoys spending time with his family. He and his wife, Andrea, have two children and two grandchildren. In his free time, Michael is an avid hunter and fisherman, making the most of Arkansas' great outdoors.