Edmunds County, SD 159 Acres #3
Located in the heart of Edmunds County, South Dakota, this 159-acre property offers a rare blend of agricultural productivity, conservation value, and recreational potential. With an average soil productivity rating of 71.6, the land is well-suited for a variety of farming operations. Approximately 114 acres are currently in active crop production, supporting common regional staples such as corn, soybeans, and wheat. The remaining 45 acres are enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), providing steady annual income while enhancing soil health and supporting local wildlife populations.
The property boasts excellent accessibility with convenient frontage along a nearby highway and established gravel roads, ensuring reliable year-round access for farming equipment and vehicles. A well-established tree line provides natural wind protection, adds visual appeal, and serves as a valuab...
The property boasts excellent accessibility with convenient frontage along a nearby highway and established gravel roads, ensuring reliable year-round access for farming equipment and vehicles. A well-established tree line provides natural wind protection, adds visual appeal, and serves as a valuable habitat corridor for wildlife.
This tract is also a hunter’s paradise, offering outstanding opportunities for whitetail deer and South Dakota’s signature ringneck pheasants. The combination of CRP acres, crop fields, and natural cover makes it a prime location for upland and big game hunting, whether for personal enjoyment or lease income.
Whether you're an investor looking for a productive agricultural asset with added recreational upside, a farmer seeking to expand your operation, or an outdoor enthusiast dreaming of a private hunting retreat, this 159-acre parcel delivers strong potential on all fronts. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of South Dakota’s rich farming and hunting heritage in a highly desirable location.
Property Features
159 acre
Average soil productivity rating of 71.6
114 acres in active crop production (corn, soybeans, wheat)
45 acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP)
Frontage along a nearby highway
Established gravel roads ensure reliable, year-round access
Well-established tree line offering wind protection and wildlife habitat
Excellent hunting for whitetail deer and ringneck pheasants
Ideal habitat mix for upland and big game hunting
Revenue from crop production and CRP payments
Investors seeking agricultural and recreational value
Farmers looking to expand operations
a region known for rich farming and hunting heritage
Area Information
South Dakota Game, Fish, and Parks
Edmunds County SD
Bowdle School District
City of Bowdle
Hoven School District
City of Hoven
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From Tolstoy - North on 327 Ave 4.5 miles, Turn Left onto 146th Str 1.4 miles, Turn right onto 326th Ave 2.1 miles.
Frome Bowdle - South on 326th Ave 9.8 miles