Dekalb County Farm with Wind Energy, Productive Farmland and Hunting Opportunities
Property Overview
This 136-acre farm in Dekalb County, Missouri offers a unique combination of income-producing assets, fertile cropland, and outdoor recreation. Featuring two active wind turbines, productive tillable acres, and a creek running through the property, this tract delivers both consistent returns and natural beauty.
Land
The property consists of 136 total acres, with a balance of productive farmland and natural habitat. The landscape features gently rolling terrain, wooded draws, and open tillable fields. A year-round creek passes through the property, providing water for wildlife while enhancing the overall appeal.
136 total acres
Rolling topography with open tillable and wooded areas
Year-round creek providing natural water source
County road frontage with excellent access
Improvements
Wind Turbine ...
Wind Turbine Improvements
Two active, income-producing wind turbines are located on the property, generating a steady annual payment that supplements the farm’s agricultural returns. This renewable energy partnership provides reliable, long-term passive income without significantly impacting farming operations.
2 operational wind turbines under active lease
Consistent annual income stream
Minimal impact on farming and access
Recreation
In addition to income production, this property offers excellent deer hunting opportunities. The creek bottom, wooded draws, and natural funnels create ideal habitat and travel corridors for whitetail deer and other wildlife.
Excellent whitetail deer hunting
Natural habitat with timber and creek corridors
Opportunities for turkey and small game hunting
Agriculture
The farm includes high-quality tillable acres suitable for a variety of row crops common to the region, such as corn and soybeans. The soils are productive, and the property has been well maintained with good access for equipment and drainage.
Strong row-crop potential with proven yields
Gently rolling, well-drained soils
Ideal for both owner-operators and investors
Region & Climate
Dekalb County lies in the northwestern region of Missouri, known for its productive agricultural land and favorable growing conditions. The area features four distinct seasons, with warm summers and cool winters that support a variety of crops and outdoor activities. Annual precipitation averages around 38 inches, ensuring consistent soil moisture and strong crop growth. The region is also known for its diverse wildlife populations, making it popular for both farming and recreation.
Location
The closest major commercial airport is Kansas City International Airport (MCI) in Kansas City, Missouri about 60 miles away.
A nearby regional/general aviation airport is Rosecrans Memorial Airport near St. Joseph approximately 33 miles away.
For very local access, right in Osborn there is Saunders Field a small field in or near Osborn.
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