Le Mars, IA 51031(Plymouth County)

From a pure farming standpoint, it is a nice rolling farm that has had good conservation practice utilized on it for years and is in a good state of production. The Plymouth County FSA shows 79.86 cropland acres with a 53.8-acre corn base with a 159 bu. PLC Yield Index and 19.90-acre soybean base with a 46 bu. PLC Yield Index. The Plymouth County NRCS office shows the main soil types to be Ida and Galva with smaller amounts of Radford and a smidge of Steinauer. The farm carries a 68.6 CSR II average rating with just over 37 acres carrying between a 75-95 CSR II average.

With Le Mars having a lot of big plans for growth in the coming decades, it is going to take a lot of expansion. It appears that with that growth and planning, parcels like this will be an extremely desirable piece to own and develop. Just look down the road to the North mile across from Loves Truck Stop and picture what may be in your future!! These 4 tracts give everyone big or small that may have an idea that will be just right for you! There has seldom, if ever, been an opportunity to be in on the ground floor of such a plan for an individual (s) to be a part of it, instead of hearing about it after its too late. You now have the rare opportunity to be a part of a historical project from its start. With history as our guide and current plans as a possible map to your future, you will certainly not want to miss this opportunity. Best of luck from all of us at Brock Auction Company!