Auction Information
Online Bidding SiteFreeborn County 388 Acres
Virtual Live Online Auction:
Wednesday, November 10th at 10:00 AM
Bidding Procedure
The property will be offered in 4 individual tracts using the Buyers Choice and Privilege method of sale, whereas the high bidder can purchase any individual tract or combination of tracts for their high bid. Should the high bidder not select all available tracts, the remaining tracts will be offered with another round of bidding. This process will repeat until all parcels have been chosen by a bidder. Bidding will be in dollars per acre on taxed acres (or surveyed acres, if one is deemed necessary).
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Property Information
Tract 1: 155 +/- Acres of High-Quality Freeborn County farmland. Primary soil types are Canisteo clay loam and Hamel loam and the weighted average PI is approximately 83.7. Improved with exten...
Tract 1: 155 +/- Acres of High-Quality Freeborn County farmland. Primary soil types are Canisteo clay loam and Hamel loam and the weighted average PI is approximately 83.7. Improved with extensive pattern tiling.
Tract 2: 55 +/- Acres of farmland. Primary soil type is Fieldon loam and the weighted average PI is approximately 74.5. Tract 2 has a 10 main tile and private tile outlets.
Tract 3: 76 +/- Acres Primary soil types are Hamel loam and Kilkenny clay loam the weighted average PI is approximately 85.2. Tract 3 has been improved with tiling.
Tract 4: 102 +/- Acres Primary soil type is Hamel loam the weighted average PI is approximately 73.3. Tract 4s high quality soils are accompanied by excellent road access.
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Directions
From Interstate 90 take Exit#163 (County Highway 26 toward Hayward). Turn right/north on onto 810th Ave (County Highway 26). Follow 810th Ave for 4 miles. Turn right onto 255th street (County Highway 25), in 0.5 miles the farm will be on both sides (north and south) of the road.