300th & FF Rd. , Virgil, KS 66870(Greenwood County)

This region has been one of the most-envied by cattle producers across the Country and justifiably so. The native grasses of this area, over a limestone base, continually prove their mettle in the harshest of drought conditions including the unusually dry 2023 grazing season it just endured. This is also a testament to the tenant who did a great job by not abusing these pastures in a year that would have been easy to do so. Please keep in mind when viewing the pastures and ponds that there are areas in the region that havent received 1/3rd of their average rainfall in the 2023 grazing season.

Totaling 1,720 acres more or less in tract sizes ranging from 80+/- acres to 360+/- acres or combinations thereof, theres a tract for every type of Buyer. Flint Hills pasture, good cropland, brome and native hay meadows and two tracts with plenty of hunting appeal compose this diverse offering. Only 4% of original Tallgrass prairie remains in the United States with 2/3rds of that being located in the Flint Hills. This is your opportunity to purchase the resilient and iconic grasslands that puts the pounds on cattle year in and year out, regardless of the extreme adversity it faces. Again, some of these tracts have been in the family for 4 generations and they may stay in the next family for 4 more, so come to the auction prepared to capitalize on this opportunity!

Live auction to be held November 14th at 1:00 p.m. at the Sauder Centerlocated110 S 1st St, Madison, Kansas.

PROPERTY TOURS WILL BE HELD ON OCTOBER 21st, 22nd AND 29th FROM 1:00-5:00 P.M. EACH DAY. PLEASE PARK AT TRACT 2 IF YOU WOULD LIKE A TOUR IN A SIDE BY SIDE AND WE WILL PICK YOU UP.

Tract 8- The West Demler

Absolutely beautiful describes this incredible tract of Flint Hills grass! Totaling 160 acres more or less, this beauty features the iconic rolling hills and native grasses that are the envy of cattle producers from coast to coast. Healthy and resilient native varieties of Big Bluestem, Indian and Switch grasses are evident throughout this parcel other than the very northeast corner where cattle have gathered/been fed in the past. The fences around the pasture are impressive as well with the east fence being 5 and 6 strand rated excellent, the north fence is 5 strand rated very good, the west fence is 4 strand rated very good and the south fence is 4 strand rated from adequate to good depending on the stretch. Like the other tracts in this sale, theres excellent and multiple entrance options onto the property. Double pipe gates with plenty of room for entry of cattle pots are at the northeast corner and another set on the west boundary while theres a cattle guard entrance along the east boundary.

Livestock water on this parcel is provided by two ponds with one in the northeast quadrant and one in the southwest quadrant. Even after the horrible 2023 drought, the southwest pond still has substantial water while the northeast pond is showing more effect from lack of rain.

Please keep in mind while viewing all tracts in this auction that this area typically receives around 38 of precipitation annually while there are areas in the region that havent received 1/3rd of that in 2023. In normal precipitation years these pastures are going to have substantial water supply.

Please contact Cameron Roth at 785-917-0867 or Charly Cummings at 620-496-7108 to set up a tour.

Brief Legal Description:The NE 1/4 of Section 20, Township 23 South, Range 13 East of the 6th P.M., Greenwood County, Kansas. 160 acres, more or less including Right-of-Way.

Location:At the intersection of Rd. 300 & Rd. FF on the SW corner

Driving Directions from Gridley:Take Emmer Rd (near French Foundation Bldg.) south for 3 miles to 2nd Rd. and turn west. Proceed 6 miles to FFand turn south. Proceed 1 mile to the property on the southwest side of the intersection.

Minerals:According to the mineral title opinion provided by Karen McIlvain, Attorney-At-Law, themineral rights are notintact onthis tract however the Seller does possess a mineral interest being a royalty interest of .122239584 that shall transfer. Please refer to the mineral language related to this tract provided by Ms. McIlvain contained within the Downloads tab of this listing. If you have questions regarding mineral rights or interests, please contact Karen McIlvain at (620) 437- 2600. Potential Buyers are to use their own due diligence regarding both the mineral and surface estate of the real estate being sold. Let it be known that Vaughn-Roth Land Brokers and the Seller make no warranty or guarantee of any type regarding mineral rights or interests other than whatever rights and interests the Seller may possess on each parcel, shall transfer to the Buyer of said parcel.

Tenancy:This real estate sells without any grazing, haying, tillable or hunting leases in effect. If the Buyer does not plan to operate the property themselves and needs a tenant, the current tenant desires to continue leasing this property.

Closing and Possession:Closing shall be on or before December 20th, 2023. Possession shall be at closing.

2022 Taxes:$550.04

Auction Details:Live auction to be held November 14th at 1:00 p.m. at the Sauder Centerlocated110 S 1st St, Madison, KS.

Disclosure:There is a presence of Sericea Lespedeza on all tracts although the landowner and tenant have done an admirable job controlling it to reduce invasiveness.