42 Acre Grass Farm - Prime Cattle Grazing Opportunity Near Neosho, Missouri
Discover the perfect setup for your cattle operation with this 42-acre grass farm located just minutes from Neosho, Missouri. This well-maintained property offers everything you need for efficient grazing and livestock management.
The gently rolling pasture is fully fenced and currently used for cattle grazing, featuring healthy, established grass ready for your herd. A reliable pond provides a year-round water source, while scattered shade trees ensure comfort for your livestock during the warmer months. Additional improvements include a functional set of pens to help sort livestock, making handling and transport safe and convenient.
Whether you're looking to expand your current operation or start fresh with a manageable-sized property, this farm offers the ideal balance of productivity and peaceful rural living, all within easy reach of town amenities. Don’t miss this opportunity to own ...
Whether you're looking to expand your current operation or start fresh with a manageable-sized property, this farm offers the ideal balance of productivity and peaceful rural living, all within easy reach of town amenities. Don’t miss this opportunity to own a turn-key grazing property in a desirable location. As a bonus, the farm has documented deer traffic to offer a chance to hunt deer as well! Call Clayton Campbell at (620) 687-2789 today for more information or to schedule a private showing.
Property Features
-42 acres of well-maintained pasture
-Fully fenced and ready for cattle
-Great location just outside Neosho, Missouri with I-49 frontage
-Reliable pond for livestock water
-Drilled well but needs maintenance
-Scattered shade trees throughout
-Small set of loading pens
-Hunting opportunities
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From I-49 and Highway 60, drive west 3/4 of a mile, and turn south on Hammer Road. Go south less than 1/4 mile and take your first left on Oak Road. Travel east on Oak Road 1/2 mile to Jay Drive and turn south. Entrance is just past the low water crossing, roughly 1/2 mile south on the east side of the road.