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Tbd 98 St Ne Lot 3, Bottineau

Online Auction Starts January 19, 2027 at 9am CST. Ends January 21 at 2pm CST. Acres: 160± acres Legal: Northeast Quarter of Section 27; Township 162 North, Range 77 West, Peabody Township, Bottineau County, North Dakota Parcel Number: 14-0000-06516-000 Location: South side of 98th Street NE, immediately east of Lot 2 Soils: Aberdeen-Overly silt loams, 64.8%; Exline silt loam, 29.0%; smaller areas of Embden and Embden-Egeland fine sandy loams, Overly-Great Bend silty clay loams, and Swenoda fine sandy loam Productivity Index: 61.6 weighted average NCCPI Soybean Rating: 43.6 weighted average 2025 Taxes: $1,004.46 before early-payment discount; no special assessments shown Mapped Wetlands and Related Features: 8.47 acres on the wetland inventory map Lot 3 offers 160± acres of farmland in the Northeast Quarter of Section 27. Aberdeen-Overly silt loams cover 64.8 percent of the mapped area, with Exline silt loam accounting for 29 percent. Most mapped slopes are 0 to 2 percent. The quarter presents an opportunity to acquire agricultural acres along 98th Street NE for an existing operation or a farmland investment. For a neighboring producer, this quarter may fit an existing rotation or provide room to expand. Its agricultural acreage gives buyers a foundation for considering future crop and management plans. Wetland features are part of the field setting and should be considered when reviewing equipment routes. Ownership offers the opportunity to put a plan in place that reflects the buyer's operating needs and long-term goals.

Online Auction Starts January 19, 2027 at 9am CST. Ends January 21 at 2pm CST. Acres: 160± acres Legal: Northeast Quarter of Section 27; Township 162 North, Range 77 West, Peabody Township, Bottineau County, North Dakota Parcel Number: 14-0000-06516-000 Location: South side of 98th Street NE, immediately east of Lot 2 Soils: Aberdeen-Overly silt loams, 64.8%; Exline silt loam, 29.0%; smaller areas of Embden and Embden-Egeland fine sandy loams, Overly-Great Bend silty clay loams, and Swenoda fine sandy loam Productivity Index: 61.6 weighted average NCCPI Soybean Rating: 43.6 weighted average 2025 Taxes: $1,004.46 before early-payment discount; no special assessments shown Mapped Wetlands and Related Features: 8.47 acres on the wetland inventory map Lot 3 offers 160± acres of farmland in the Northeast Quarter of Section 27. Aberdeen-Overly silt loams cover 64.8 percent of the mapped area, with Exline silt loam accounting for 29 percent. Most mapped slopes are 0 to 2 percent. The quarter presents an opportunity to acquire agricultural acres along 98th Street NE for an existing operation or a farmland investment. For a neighboring producer, this quarter may fit an existing rotation or provide room to expand. Its agricultural acreage gives buyers a foundation for considering future crop and management plans. Wetland features are part of the field setting and should be considered when reviewing equipment routes. Ownership offers the opportunity to put a plan in place that reflects the buyer's operating needs and long-term goals.

Tbd 98 St Ne Lot 3, Bottineau

Tbd 4 Ave Ne Lot 1, Bottineau

Online Auction starting December 15 at 2pm CST an ending December 17 at 2pm CST Offering a combination of farmland, mature tree rows, and excellent hunting opportunities, this 90± acre Bottineau County property has appeal for farmers, outdoor enthusiasts, and buyers considering a future country home. Located west of Bottineau and north of Highway 5 in Peabody Township, Section 14, Township 162 North, Range 77 West, the parcel features established shelterbelts that provide cover for deer, grouse, pheasants, and partridge, with coyotes also found in the area. The combination of open ground and mature trees creates a property that can be enjoyed well beyond the growing season. If you have cattle you could also turn this into alfalfa fields or a grazing pasture due it it nice soils and flat topography. The soil map shows a weighted Soil Productivity Index of 56.6 and an NCCPI soybean rating of 34.5. Soils include 31.92 acres of Embden fine sandy loam, rated at a Productivity Index of 69; 32.99 acres of Hecla loamy fine sand; and 26.13 acres of Maddock-Hecla loamy fine sands. The supplied wetland inventory map identifies no mapped wetlands within the parcel boundary. The farmland offers an agricultural income opportunity, while the tree rows create an attractive setting to explore a future rural home, subject to applicable approvals and utility availability. Bottineau is nearby for everyday needs, and area agriculture is supported by Border Ag & Energy elevators in Bottineau, Russell, Souris, and Kramer, along with Dakota Agronomy Partners' Bottineau facilities.

Online Auction starting December 15 at 2pm CST an ending December 17 at 2pm CST Offering a combination of farmland, mature tree rows, and excellent hunting opportunities, this 90± acre Bottineau County property has appeal for farmers, outdoor enthusiasts, and buyers considering a future country home. Located west of Bottineau and north of Highway 5 in Peabody Township, Section 14, Township 162 North, Range 77 West, the parcel features established shelterbelts that provide cover for deer, grouse, pheasants, and partridge, with coyotes also found in the area. The combination of open ground and mature trees creates a property that can be enjoyed well beyond the growing season. If you have cattle you could also turn this into alfalfa fields or a grazing pasture due it it nice soils and flat topography. The soil map shows a weighted Soil Productivity Index of 56.6 and an NCCPI soybean rating of 34.5. Soils include 31.92 acres of Embden fine sandy loam, rated at a Productivity Index of 69; 32.99 acres of Hecla loamy fine sand; and 26.13 acres of Maddock-Hecla loamy fine sands. The supplied wetland inventory map identifies no mapped wetlands within the parcel boundary. The farmland offers an agricultural income opportunity, while the tree rows create an attractive setting to explore a future rural home, subject to applicable approvals and utility availability. Bottineau is nearby for everyday needs, and area agriculture is supported by Border Ag & Energy elevators in Bottineau, Russell, Souris, and Kramer, along with Dakota Agronomy Partners' Bottineau facilities.

Tbd 4 Ave Ne Lot 1, Bottineau

Tbd 97 St Ne Lot 3, Bottineau

Online Auction starting December 15 at 2pm CST an ending December 17 at 2pm CST This 78± acre Bottineau County tract offers high-quality farmland and an excellent opportunity to expand an existing farming operation or purchase agricultural investment property. Located west of Bottineau along the north side of Highway 5 in Peabody Township, Section 27, Township 162 North, Range 77 West, the parcel combines a convenient highway location with strong soil ratings and generally level terrain. The property carries a weighted Soil Productivity Index of 75.8 and an NCCPI soybean rating of 51.4. Aberdeen-Overly silt loams account for 61.59 acres, or 78.9 percent of the tract, and have a Productivity Index of 77. Another 9.50 acres consist of Overly silty clay loam, rated at 89, while the remaining 6.91 acres are Aberdeen-Exline silt loams. All mapped soil units have slopes of 0 to 2 percent. The supplied wetland inventory map identifies no mapped wetlands within the parcel boundary. For a local producer, this tract offers quality acreage to add to an established operation. For an investor, it provides an opportunity to own farmland in a community with established agricultural services. Border Ag & Energy elevators in Bottineau, Russell, Souris, and Kramer provide grain handling and marketing options, while Dakota Agronomy Partners' Bottineau facilities offer access to agronomy products, custom application, and crop consulting. Strong soils, a manageable parcel size, and nearby agricultural support make Lot 3 an appealing farmland offering.

Online Auction starting December 15 at 2pm CST an ending December 17 at 2pm CST This 78± acre Bottineau County tract offers high-quality farmland and an excellent opportunity to expand an existing farming operation or purchase agricultural investment property. Located west of Bottineau along the north side of Highway 5 in Peabody Township, Section 27, Township 162 North, Range 77 West, the parcel combines a convenient highway location with strong soil ratings and generally level terrain. The property carries a weighted Soil Productivity Index of 75.8 and an NCCPI soybean rating of 51.4. Aberdeen-Overly silt loams account for 61.59 acres, or 78.9 percent of the tract, and have a Productivity Index of 77. Another 9.50 acres consist of Overly silty clay loam, rated at 89, while the remaining 6.91 acres are Aberdeen-Exline silt loams. All mapped soil units have slopes of 0 to 2 percent. The supplied wetland inventory map identifies no mapped wetlands within the parcel boundary. For a local producer, this tract offers quality acreage to add to an established operation. For an investor, it provides an opportunity to own farmland in a community with established agricultural services. Border Ag & Energy elevators in Bottineau, Russell, Souris, and Kramer provide grain handling and marketing options, while Dakota Agronomy Partners' Bottineau facilities offer access to agronomy products, custom application, and crop consulting. Strong soils, a manageable parcel size, and nearby agricultural support make Lot 3 an appealing farmland offering.

Tbd 97 St Ne Lot 3, Bottineau

Tbd 98 St Ne Lot 2, Bottineau

Online Auction starting December 15 at 2pm CST an ending December 17 at 2pm CSTWaterfowl hunting, wildlife cover, and some tillable ground come together on this 40± acre property west of Bottineau in Bottineau County, North Dakota. Located north of Highway 5 in Peabody Township, Section 26, Township 162 North, Range 77 West, this parcel includes part of a lake that offers excellent duck and goose hunting opportunities. Grasses and brush along the shoreline provide additional cover, giving buyers an appealing mix of open water and surrounding habitat. The soil map measures 40.34 acres, including 18.29 acres classified as water. The separate wetland inventory map identifies 15.59 acres of lake within the parcel boundary. These figures reflect different mapping classifications. Land soils include 18.32 acres of Barnes-Buse-Langhei loams, 2.24 acres of Maddock-Hecla loamy fine sands, 1.41 acres of Embden fine sandy loam, and a small 0.08-acre area of Gardena loam. The whole-parcel Soil Productivity Index is 23.8, with an NCCPI soybean rating of 24.5; both ratings are influenced by the substantial water area. Some tillable acreage provides potential farming or rental income to help offset taxes and ownership expenses, adding a practical benefit to this recreational tract. Nearby Bottineau offers supplies and everyday conveniences, while Border Ag & Energy elevators in Bottineau, Russell, and Souris and Dakota Agronomy Partners' Bottineau facilities support agricultural activity in the surrounding area

Online Auction starting December 15 at 2pm CST an ending December 17 at 2pm CSTWaterfowl hunting, wildlife cover, and some tillable ground come together on this 40± acre property west of Bottineau in Bottineau County, North Dakota. Located north of Highway 5 in Peabody Township, Section 26, Township 162 North, Range 77 West, this parcel includes part of a lake that offers excellent duck and goose hunting opportunities. Grasses and brush along the shoreline provide additional cover, giving buyers an appealing mix of open water and surrounding habitat. The soil map measures 40.34 acres, including 18.29 acres classified as water. The separate wetland inventory map identifies 15.59 acres of lake within the parcel boundary. These figures reflect different mapping classifications. Land soils include 18.32 acres of Barnes-Buse-Langhei loams, 2.24 acres of Maddock-Hecla loamy fine sands, 1.41 acres of Embden fine sandy loam, and a small 0.08-acre area of Gardena loam. The whole-parcel Soil Productivity Index is 23.8, with an NCCPI soybean rating of 24.5; both ratings are influenced by the substantial water area. Some tillable acreage provides potential farming or rental income to help offset taxes and ownership expenses, adding a practical benefit to this recreational tract. Nearby Bottineau offers supplies and everyday conveniences, while Border Ag & Energy elevators in Bottineau, Russell, and Souris and Dakota Agronomy Partners' Bottineau facilities support agricultural activity in the surrounding area

Tbd 98 St Ne Lot 2, Bottineau

Tbd 18 St E, Gardner

Online auction starts December 8 at 9am CST and ends December 10 at 2pm CST About three miles east of Gardner, the road opens into the broad farm country of the Red River Valley. On the north side of Cass County Road 26, this 289.70± acre property lies in one substantial block. Both parcels will be sold together as one lot. The land is in Section 33, Township 143 North, Range 49 West, in Noble Township. From the road, the property has the familiar look of good Red River Valley ground: open fields, level terrain, and plenty of room for modern equipment. An outstanding opportunity to acquire 289.70± acres of high-quality Red River Valley farmland located approximately three miles east of Gardner, North Dakota. From Gardner, travel east approximately three miles on Cass County Road 26. The property is located on the north side of the road. The 2025 tax due is $2,691.90 for the Northwest Quarter of Section 33-143-49 and $2,381.74 for the 137.07-acre Southwest Quarter parcel. Together, the two tax amounts total $5,073.64. Corn and soybeans are common choices in this part of Cass County, and wheat and barley have been grown here for generations. The area also supports canola, Sugar beets, dry edible beans, sunflowers, oats, field peas, and forage crops. What is planted from year to year will depend on the operator, field conditions, drainage, rotation, and available contracts. With nearly 290 deeded acres selling together, the property offers more than a small add-on tract. It is a meaningful block of farmland that may fit a neighboring operation, give an expanding producer room to grow, or provide an investor with land in an active agricultural area. As every producer knows, no two crop years are the same. This is the kind of farm that should be easy to work into an existing operation. The field shape allows long passes, and the county-road frontage makes it simple to bring in planters, sprayers, trucks, and harvest equipment. There is no complicated route to the property; access comes directly off the road. The ground is made up of the heavy soils that helped build the Red River Valley into one of the region's best-known farming areas. Hegne-Enloe silty clays and Fargo-Enloe complex are identified on the property. These soils hold moisture well and have supported generations of crop production across the valley. Its location also works well beyond the field. Gardner is only a few miles away, Interstate 29 is within convenient reach, and the Fargo-Moorhead area provides a strong transportation and business connection. During planting and harvest, that kind of access can make everyday trips for parts, inputs, and grain hauling easier. The surrounding area is built around agriculture. Elevators, agronomy centers, seed and chemical suppliers, equipment dealers, truckers, and major processors are all part of the nearby farm economy. That gives a buyer several choices when planning crop rotations and deciding where to market a crop. Marketing Disclaimer All acreage figures, FSA information, crop bases, PLC yields, soil ratings, wetland information, taxes, drainage assessments, legal descriptions, production averages and other property information are believed reliable but are not guaranteed. The property is being offered based upon the stated deeded acreage and existing legal descriptions, not the FSA or digital mapping acreage. Buyers must conduct their own independent investigation and verify all information with the appropriate county, USDA, NRCS, title, survey and tax authorities before bidding.

Online auction starts December 8 at 9am CST and ends December 10 at 2pm CST About three miles east of Gardner, the road opens into the broad farm country of the Red River Valley. On the north side of Cass County Road 26, this 289.70± acre property lies in one substantial block. Both parcels will be sold together as one lot. The land is in Section 33, Township 143 North, Range 49 West, in Noble Township. From the road, the property has the familiar look of good Red River Valley ground: open fields, level terrain, and plenty of room for modern equipment. An outstanding opportunity to acquire 289.70± acres of high-quality Red River Valley farmland located approximately three miles east of Gardner, North Dakota. From Gardner, travel east approximately three miles on Cass County Road 26. The property is located on the north side of the road. The 2025 tax due is $2,691.90 for the Northwest Quarter of Section 33-143-49 and $2,381.74 for the 137.07-acre Southwest Quarter parcel. Together, the two tax amounts total $5,073.64. Corn and soybeans are common choices in this part of Cass County, and wheat and barley have been grown here for generations. The area also supports canola, Sugar beets, dry edible beans, sunflowers, oats, field peas, and forage crops. What is planted from year to year will depend on the operator, field conditions, drainage, rotation, and available contracts. With nearly 290 deeded acres selling together, the property offers more than a small add-on tract. It is a meaningful block of farmland that may fit a neighboring operation, give an expanding producer room to grow, or provide an investor with land in an active agricultural area. As every producer knows, no two crop years are the same. This is the kind of farm that should be easy to work into an existing operation. The field shape allows long passes, and the county-road frontage makes it simple to bring in planters, sprayers, trucks, and harvest equipment. There is no complicated route to the property; access comes directly off the road. The ground is made up of the heavy soils that helped build the Red River Valley into one of the region's best-known farming areas. Hegne-Enloe silty clays and Fargo-Enloe complex are identified on the property. These soils hold moisture well and have supported generations of crop production across the valley. Its location also works well beyond the field. Gardner is only a few miles away, Interstate 29 is within convenient reach, and the Fargo-Moorhead area provides a strong transportation and business connection. During planting and harvest, that kind of access can make everyday trips for parts, inputs, and grain hauling easier. The surrounding area is built around agriculture. Elevators, agronomy centers, seed and chemical suppliers, equipment dealers, truckers, and major processors are all part of the nearby farm economy. That gives a buyer several choices when planning crop rotations and deciding where to market a crop. Marketing Disclaimer All acreage figures, FSA information, crop bases, PLC yields, soil ratings, wetland information, taxes, drainage assessments, legal descriptions, production averages and other property information are believed reliable but are not guaranteed. The property is being offered based upon the stated deeded acreage and existing legal descriptions, not the FSA or digital mapping acreage. Buyers must conduct their own independent investigation and verify all information with the appropriate county, USDA, NRCS, title, survey and tax authorities before bidding.

Tbd 18 St E, Gardner

Tbd 46 St Se Lot 1, Alice

Online only! Starting Dec.1 at 9am through Dec 3 at 2pm. An outstanding opportunity to acquire 160± acres of highly productive Cass County farmland located southeast of Alice, North Dakota, and just west of Chaffee. Situated in the heart of one of North Dakota's strongest agricultural regions, this property offers quality cropland, strong soil productivity, convenient access, and proximity to established grain markets and agricultural services. The property is located in Section 27, Township 138 North, Range 54 West, in Eldred Township. It consists of two FSA tracts: Tract 15632, described as the W½NE¼, and Tract 15633, described as the E½NE¼. Together, the two tracts contain approximately 158.44 acres of FSA cropland. Tract 15632 includes approximately 79.70 acres of cropland, while Tract 15633 includes approximately 78.74 acres. This means nearly the entire 160± acre parcel is represented as productive cropland, providing an efficient addition to an existing farming operation or an attractive agricultural investment. The property's soils carry a strong weighted Productivity Index of 78.1 and a weighted NCCPI soybean rating of 53.5. These ratings reflect the overall quality and agricultural capability of the land. The predominately level to gently rolling topography commonly found in this portion of Cass County is well suited to modern farming equipment, efficient field operations, and the production of major regional crops. The highlighted FSA information shows a combined 154.27 base acres. This includes approximately 33.60 wheat base acres with a PLC yield of 51 bushels, 9.78 corn base acres with a PLC yield of 137 bushels, and 110.89 soybean base acres with a PLC yield of 37 bushels. These established crop bases demonstrate the farm's history of supporting the principal crops grown throughout southeastern North Dakota. The wetlands mapping identifies approximately 3.82 total mapped acres. Buyers should independently review all wetland information, maps, drainage considerations, and applicable regulations as part of their due diligence. Cass County is one of North Dakota's most established and productive farming counties. According to the USDA's 2022 Census of Agriculture, approximately 97% of the county's agricultural sales came from crop production, with more than 909,000 acres classified as cropland. nass.usda.gov This strong agricultural foundation supports an extensive network of producers, custom operators, equipment dealers, agronomists, seed suppliers, lenders, and grain-handling facilities. The property's location near Alice and Chaffee gives producers access to several surrounding agricultural communities, including Casselton, Leonard, Enderlin, Lisbon, Mapleton, West Fargo, and Fargo. Casselton serves as an important regional agricultural center, while the Fargo-West Fargo market provides additional access to equipment dealerships, processing facilities, transportation services, professional services, and major highway connections. A particularly valuable feature is the nearby Maple River Cooperative grain facility in Chaffee. The Chaffee location provides local grain-handling services only a short distance from the property. MRGA Additional grain marketing and agronomy options are available through Maple River Cooperative's Casselton facilities. Its Casselton terminal has a reported licensed storage capacity of 9.6 million bushels and the ability to receive approximately 75,000 bushels per hour, giving area producers access to a large regional grain market. MRGA The cooperative also operates a dedicated agronomy center in Casselton for fertilizer, seed, chemical, and crop-production support. MRGA

Online only! Starting Dec.1 at 9am through Dec 3 at 2pm. An outstanding opportunity to acquire 160± acres of highly productive Cass County farmland located southeast of Alice, North Dakota, and just west of Chaffee. Situated in the heart of one of North Dakota's strongest agricultural regions, this property offers quality cropland, strong soil productivity, convenient access, and proximity to established grain markets and agricultural services. The property is located in Section 27, Township 138 North, Range 54 West, in Eldred Township. It consists of two FSA tracts: Tract 15632, described as the W½NE¼, and Tract 15633, described as the E½NE¼. Together, the two tracts contain approximately 158.44 acres of FSA cropland. Tract 15632 includes approximately 79.70 acres of cropland, while Tract 15633 includes approximately 78.74 acres. This means nearly the entire 160± acre parcel is represented as productive cropland, providing an efficient addition to an existing farming operation or an attractive agricultural investment. The property's soils carry a strong weighted Productivity Index of 78.1 and a weighted NCCPI soybean rating of 53.5. These ratings reflect the overall quality and agricultural capability of the land. The predominately level to gently rolling topography commonly found in this portion of Cass County is well suited to modern farming equipment, efficient field operations, and the production of major regional crops. The highlighted FSA information shows a combined 154.27 base acres. This includes approximately 33.60 wheat base acres with a PLC yield of 51 bushels, 9.78 corn base acres with a PLC yield of 137 bushels, and 110.89 soybean base acres with a PLC yield of 37 bushels. These established crop bases demonstrate the farm's history of supporting the principal crops grown throughout southeastern North Dakota. The wetlands mapping identifies approximately 3.82 total mapped acres. Buyers should independently review all wetland information, maps, drainage considerations, and applicable regulations as part of their due diligence. Cass County is one of North Dakota's most established and productive farming counties. According to the USDA's 2022 Census of Agriculture, approximately 97% of the county's agricultural sales came from crop production, with more than 909,000 acres classified as cropland. nass.usda.gov This strong agricultural foundation supports an extensive network of producers, custom operators, equipment dealers, agronomists, seed suppliers, lenders, and grain-handling facilities. The property's location near Alice and Chaffee gives producers access to several surrounding agricultural communities, including Casselton, Leonard, Enderlin, Lisbon, Mapleton, West Fargo, and Fargo. Casselton serves as an important regional agricultural center, while the Fargo-West Fargo market provides additional access to equipment dealerships, processing facilities, transportation services, professional services, and major highway connections. A particularly valuable feature is the nearby Maple River Cooperative grain facility in Chaffee. The Chaffee location provides local grain-handling services only a short distance from the property. MRGA Additional grain marketing and agronomy options are available through Maple River Cooperative's Casselton facilities. Its Casselton terminal has a reported licensed storage capacity of 9.6 million bushels and the ability to receive approximately 75,000 bushels per hour, giving area producers access to a large regional grain market. MRGA The cooperative also operates a dedicated agronomy center in Casselton for fertilizer, seed, chemical, and crop-production support. MRGA

Tbd 46 St Se Lot 1, Alice

Tbd 46 St Se Lot 2, Alice

Online Auction-Starts December 1 at 9am CST. Ends December 3 at 2pm CST. An outstanding opportunity to acquire 160± acres of highly productive Cass County farmland located southeast of Alice, North Dakota, and just west of Chaffee. Situated in the heart of one of North Dakota's strongest agricultural regions, this property offers quality cropland, strong soil productivity, convenient access, and proximity to established grain markets and agricultural services. The property is located in Section 27, Township 138 North, Range 54 West, in Eldred Township. It consists of two FSA tracts: Tract 15632, described as the W½NE¼, and Tract 15633, described as the E½NE¼. Together, the two tracts contain approximately 158.44 acres of FSA cropland. Tract 15632 includes approximately 79.70 acres of cropland, while Tract 15633 includes approximately 78.74 acres. This means nearly the entire 160± acre parcel is represented as productive cropland, providing an efficient addition to an existing farming operation or an attractive agricultural investment. The property's soils carry a strong weighted Productivity Index of 78.1 and a weighted NCCPI soybean rating of 53.5. These ratings reflect the overall quality and agricultural capability of the land. The predominately level to gently rolling topography commonly found in this portion of Cass County is well suited to modern farming equipment, efficient field operations, and the production of major regional crops. The highlighted FSA information shows a combined 154.27 base acres. This includes approximately 33.60 wheat base acres with a PLC yield of 51 bushels, 9.78 corn base acres with a PLC yield of 137 bushels, and 110.89 soybean base acres with a PLC yield of 37 bushels. These established crop bases demonstrate the farm's history of supporting the principal crops grown throughout southeastern North Dakota. The wetlands mapping identifies approximately 3.82 total mapped acres. Buyers should independently review all wetland information, maps, drainage considerations, and applicable regulations as part of their due diligence. Cass County is one of North Dakota's most established and productive farming counties. According to the USDA's 2022 Census of Agriculture, approximately 97% of the county's agricultural sales came from crop production, with more than 909,000 acres classified as cropland. nass.usda.gov This strong agricultural foundation supports an extensive network of producers, custom operators, equipment dealers, agronomists, seed suppliers, lenders, and grain-handling facilities. The property's location near Alice and Chaffee gives producers access to several surrounding agricultural communities, including Casselton, Leonard, Enderlin, Lisbon, Mapleton, West Fargo, and Fargo. Casselton serves as an important regional agricultural center, while the Fargo-West Fargo market provides additional access to equipment dealerships, processing facilities, transportation services, professional services, and major highway connections. A particularly valuable feature is the nearby Maple River Cooperative grain facility in Chaffee. The Chaffee location provides local grain-handling services only a short distance from the property. MRGA Additional grain marketing and agronomy options are available through Maple River Cooperative's Casselton facilities. Its Casselton terminal has a reported licensed storage capacity of 9.6 million bushels and the ability to receive approximately 75,000 bushels per hour, giving area producers access to a large regional grain market. MRGA The cooperative also operates a dedicated agronomy center in Casselton for fertilizer, seed, chemical, and crop-production support. MRGA

Online Auction-Starts December 1 at 9am CST. Ends December 3 at 2pm CST. An outstanding opportunity to acquire 160± acres of highly productive Cass County farmland located southeast of Alice, North Dakota, and just west of Chaffee. Situated in the heart of one of North Dakota's strongest agricultural regions, this property offers quality cropland, strong soil productivity, convenient access, and proximity to established grain markets and agricultural services. The property is located in Section 27, Township 138 North, Range 54 West, in Eldred Township. It consists of two FSA tracts: Tract 15632, described as the W½NE¼, and Tract 15633, described as the E½NE¼. Together, the two tracts contain approximately 158.44 acres of FSA cropland. Tract 15632 includes approximately 79.70 acres of cropland, while Tract 15633 includes approximately 78.74 acres. This means nearly the entire 160± acre parcel is represented as productive cropland, providing an efficient addition to an existing farming operation or an attractive agricultural investment. The property's soils carry a strong weighted Productivity Index of 78.1 and a weighted NCCPI soybean rating of 53.5. These ratings reflect the overall quality and agricultural capability of the land. The predominately level to gently rolling topography commonly found in this portion of Cass County is well suited to modern farming equipment, efficient field operations, and the production of major regional crops. The highlighted FSA information shows a combined 154.27 base acres. This includes approximately 33.60 wheat base acres with a PLC yield of 51 bushels, 9.78 corn base acres with a PLC yield of 137 bushels, and 110.89 soybean base acres with a PLC yield of 37 bushels. These established crop bases demonstrate the farm's history of supporting the principal crops grown throughout southeastern North Dakota. The wetlands mapping identifies approximately 3.82 total mapped acres. Buyers should independently review all wetland information, maps, drainage considerations, and applicable regulations as part of their due diligence. Cass County is one of North Dakota's most established and productive farming counties. According to the USDA's 2022 Census of Agriculture, approximately 97% of the county's agricultural sales came from crop production, with more than 909,000 acres classified as cropland. nass.usda.gov This strong agricultural foundation supports an extensive network of producers, custom operators, equipment dealers, agronomists, seed suppliers, lenders, and grain-handling facilities. The property's location near Alice and Chaffee gives producers access to several surrounding agricultural communities, including Casselton, Leonard, Enderlin, Lisbon, Mapleton, West Fargo, and Fargo. Casselton serves as an important regional agricultural center, while the Fargo-West Fargo market provides additional access to equipment dealerships, processing facilities, transportation services, professional services, and major highway connections. A particularly valuable feature is the nearby Maple River Cooperative grain facility in Chaffee. The Chaffee location provides local grain-handling services only a short distance from the property. MRGA Additional grain marketing and agronomy options are available through Maple River Cooperative's Casselton facilities. Its Casselton terminal has a reported licensed storage capacity of 9.6 million bushels and the ability to receive approximately 75,000 bushels per hour, giving area producers access to a large regional grain market. MRGA The cooperative also operates a dedicated agronomy center in Casselton for fertilizer, seed, chemical, and crop-production support. MRGA

Tbd 46 St Se Lot 2, Alice

Tbd Berwick Lane Lot 5, Berwick

LAND AUCTION 465.06 Acres+/- McHenry County, North Dakota - Sold in 5 Lots ONLINE AUCTION ONLY - Reserve Auction!! Begins: November 9th, 2026 at 9 am CST Ends: November 11th, 2026 at 2 pm CST This McHenry County land offering brings together five separate tracts in the Berwick and Rugby area, close to the Pierce County line. This is the kind of North Dakota property that is easy to understand once you drive through the area and see the countryside around it. It sits in a region built around farming, ranching, hay production, and livestock, with a mixture of cropland, grass, wetlands and natural drainage spread throughout the different parcels. Some of these lots will make the most sense to a farmer wanting additional acres, while others may appeal just as much to a rancher, investor or buyer who enjoys the hunting and wildlife side of owning land. The greater Rugby and Berwick area has been farming country for generations. Wheat, corn, soybeans, canola, barley, sunflowers, and forage crops are all familiar sights here, and the FSA records for this McHenry County farmland show that same variety of crops throughout the operation. Rugby also gives producers a strong agricultural service center nearby, with grain handling, agronomy, fertilizer, farm supplies, equipment, fuel and other services that matter when you are farming the ground rather than simply owning it Acres: 40+/- Legal: Twp 156 R 75 Sec 12 SW 1/4 SE 1/4 SPI: 35 NCCPI: 23.8 Taxes: $132.80 FSA 156 - Tract 4611 ***Shared with Lot 1*** (Wetlands Easement Present)

LAND AUCTION 465.06 Acres+/- McHenry County, North Dakota - Sold in 5 Lots ONLINE AUCTION ONLY - Reserve Auction!! Begins: November 9th, 2026 at 9 am CST Ends: November 11th, 2026 at 2 pm CST This McHenry County land offering brings together five separate tracts in the Berwick and Rugby area, close to the Pierce County line. This is the kind of North Dakota property that is easy to understand once you drive through the area and see the countryside around it. It sits in a region built around farming, ranching, hay production, and livestock, with a mixture of cropland, grass, wetlands and natural drainage spread throughout the different parcels. Some of these lots will make the most sense to a farmer wanting additional acres, while others may appeal just as much to a rancher, investor or buyer who enjoys the hunting and wildlife side of owning land. The greater Rugby and Berwick area has been farming country for generations. Wheat, corn, soybeans, canola, barley, sunflowers, and forage crops are all familiar sights here, and the FSA records for this McHenry County farmland show that same variety of crops throughout the operation. Rugby also gives producers a strong agricultural service center nearby, with grain handling, agronomy, fertilizer, farm supplies, equipment, fuel and other services that matter when you are farming the ground rather than simply owning it Acres: 40+/- Legal: Twp 156 R 75 Sec 12 SW 1/4 SE 1/4 SPI: 35 NCCPI: 23.8 Taxes: $132.80 FSA 156 - Tract 4611 ***Shared with Lot 1*** (Wetlands Easement Present)

Tbd Berwick Lane Lot 5, Berwick

Tbd 15 Ave Ne Lot 4, Berwick

LAND AUCTION 465.06 Acres+/- McHenry County, North Dakota - Sold in 5 Lots ONLINE AUCTION ONLY - Reserve Auction!! Begins: November 9th, 2026 at 9 am CST Ends: November 11th, 2026 at 2 pm CST This McHenry County land offering brings together five separate tracts in the Berwick and Rugby area, close to the Pierce County line. This is the kind of North Dakota property that is easy to understand once you drive through the area and see the countryside around it. It sits in a region built around farming, ranching, hay production, and livestock, with a mixture of cropland, grass, wetlands and natural drainage spread throughout the different parcels. Some of these lots will make the most sense to a farmer wanting additional acres, while others may appeal just as much to a rancher, investor or buyer who enjoys the hunting and wildlife side of owning land. The greater Rugby and Berwick area has been farming country for generations. Wheat, corn, soybeans, canola, barley, sunflowers, and forage crops are all familiar sights here, and the FSA records for this McHenry County farmland show that same variety of crops throughout the operation. Rugby also gives producers a strong agricultural service center nearby, with grain handling, agronomy, fertilizer, farm supplies, equipment, fuel and other services that matter when you are farming the ground rather than simply owning it Acres: 40.42+/- Legal: Twp 155 R 75 Sec 1 Lot 4 SPI: 50.4 NCCPI: 28 Taxes: $228.43 (Wetlands Easement Present)

LAND AUCTION 465.06 Acres+/- McHenry County, North Dakota - Sold in 5 Lots ONLINE AUCTION ONLY - Reserve Auction!! Begins: November 9th, 2026 at 9 am CST Ends: November 11th, 2026 at 2 pm CST This McHenry County land offering brings together five separate tracts in the Berwick and Rugby area, close to the Pierce County line. This is the kind of North Dakota property that is easy to understand once you drive through the area and see the countryside around it. It sits in a region built around farming, ranching, hay production, and livestock, with a mixture of cropland, grass, wetlands and natural drainage spread throughout the different parcels. Some of these lots will make the most sense to a farmer wanting additional acres, while others may appeal just as much to a rancher, investor or buyer who enjoys the hunting and wildlife side of owning land. The greater Rugby and Berwick area has been farming country for generations. Wheat, corn, soybeans, canola, barley, sunflowers, and forage crops are all familiar sights here, and the FSA records for this McHenry County farmland show that same variety of crops throughout the operation. Rugby also gives producers a strong agricultural service center nearby, with grain handling, agronomy, fertilizer, farm supplies, equipment, fuel and other services that matter when you are farming the ground rather than simply owning it Acres: 40.42+/- Legal: Twp 155 R 75 Sec 1 Lot 4 SPI: 50.4 NCCPI: 28 Taxes: $228.43 (Wetlands Easement Present)

Tbd 15 Ave Ne Lot 4, Berwick

Tbd 15 Ave Ne Lot 3, Berwick

LAND AUCTION 465.06 Acres+/- McHenry County, North Dakota - Sold in 5 Lots ONLINE AUCTION ONLY - Reserve Auction!! Begins: November 9th, 2026 at 9 am CST Ends: November 11th, 2026 at 2 pm CST This McHenry County land offering brings together five separate tracts in the Berwick and Rugby area, close to the Pierce County line. This is the kind of North Dakota property that is easy to understand once you drive through the area and see the countryside around it. It sits in a region built around farming, ranching, hay production, and livestock, with a mixture of cropland, grass, wetlands and natural drainage spread throughout the different parcels. Some of these lots will make the most sense to a farmer wanting additional acres, while others may appeal just as much to a rancher, investor or buyer who enjoys the hunting and wildlife side of owning land. The greater Rugby and Berwick area has been farming country for generations. Wheat, corn, soybeans, canola, barley, sunflowers, and forage crops are all familiar sights here, and the FSA records for this McHenry County farmland show that same variety of crops throughout the operation. Rugby also gives producers a strong agricultural service center nearby, with grain handling, agronomy, fertilizer, farm supplies, equipment, fuel and other services that matter when you are farming the ground rather than simply owning it LOT #3 Acres: 64.82+/- Legal: Twp 156 R 75 Sec 35 NE1/4 SE 1/4 & S 1/2 NE 1/4 LESS THE NORTH 904.86 SPI: 52.5 NCCPI: 29.6 Taxes: $400 (Wetlands Easement Present)

LAND AUCTION 465.06 Acres+/- McHenry County, North Dakota - Sold in 5 Lots ONLINE AUCTION ONLY - Reserve Auction!! Begins: November 9th, 2026 at 9 am CST Ends: November 11th, 2026 at 2 pm CST This McHenry County land offering brings together five separate tracts in the Berwick and Rugby area, close to the Pierce County line. This is the kind of North Dakota property that is easy to understand once you drive through the area and see the countryside around it. It sits in a region built around farming, ranching, hay production, and livestock, with a mixture of cropland, grass, wetlands and natural drainage spread throughout the different parcels. Some of these lots will make the most sense to a farmer wanting additional acres, while others may appeal just as much to a rancher, investor or buyer who enjoys the hunting and wildlife side of owning land. The greater Rugby and Berwick area has been farming country for generations. Wheat, corn, soybeans, canola, barley, sunflowers, and forage crops are all familiar sights here, and the FSA records for this McHenry County farmland show that same variety of crops throughout the operation. Rugby also gives producers a strong agricultural service center nearby, with grain handling, agronomy, fertilizer, farm supplies, equipment, fuel and other services that matter when you are farming the ground rather than simply owning it LOT #3 Acres: 64.82+/- Legal: Twp 156 R 75 Sec 35 NE1/4 SE 1/4 & S 1/2 NE 1/4 LESS THE NORTH 904.86 SPI: 52.5 NCCPI: 29.6 Taxes: $400 (Wetlands Easement Present)

Tbd 15 Ave Ne Lot 3, Berwick

Tbd 15 Ave Ne Lot 2, Berwick

LAND AUCTION 465.06 Acres+/- McHenry County, North Dakota - Sold in 5 Lots ONLINE AUCTION ONLY - Reserve Auction!! Begins: November 9th, 2026 at 9 am CST Ends: November 11th, 2026 at 2 pm CST This McHenry County land offering brings together five separate tracts in the Berwick and Rugby area, close to the Pierce County line. This is the kind of North Dakota property that is easy to understand once you drive through the area and see the countryside around it. It sits in a region built around farming, ranching, hay production, and livestock, with a mixture of cropland, grass, wetlands and natural drainage spread throughout the different parcels. Some of these lots will make the most sense to a farmer wanting additional acres, while others may appeal just as much to a rancher, investor or buyer who enjoys the hunting and wildlife side of owning land. The greater Rugby and Berwick area has been farming country for generations. Wheat, corn, soybeans, canola, barley, sunflowers, and forage crops are all familiar sights here, and the FSA records for this McHenry County farmland show that same variety of crops throughout the operation. Rugby also gives producers a strong agricultural service center nearby, with grain handling, agronomy, fertilizer, farm supplies, equipment, fuel and other services that matter when you are farming the ground rather than simply owning it. LOT #2 Acres: 160+/- Legal: Twp 156 R 75 Sec 25 SW 1/4 SPI: 52.8 NCCPI: 32.2 Taxes: $929.58 (Wetlands Easement Present)

LAND AUCTION 465.06 Acres+/- McHenry County, North Dakota - Sold in 5 Lots ONLINE AUCTION ONLY - Reserve Auction!! Begins: November 9th, 2026 at 9 am CST Ends: November 11th, 2026 at 2 pm CST This McHenry County land offering brings together five separate tracts in the Berwick and Rugby area, close to the Pierce County line. This is the kind of North Dakota property that is easy to understand once you drive through the area and see the countryside around it. It sits in a region built around farming, ranching, hay production, and livestock, with a mixture of cropland, grass, wetlands and natural drainage spread throughout the different parcels. Some of these lots will make the most sense to a farmer wanting additional acres, while others may appeal just as much to a rancher, investor or buyer who enjoys the hunting and wildlife side of owning land. The greater Rugby and Berwick area has been farming country for generations. Wheat, corn, soybeans, canola, barley, sunflowers, and forage crops are all familiar sights here, and the FSA records for this McHenry County farmland show that same variety of crops throughout the operation. Rugby also gives producers a strong agricultural service center nearby, with grain handling, agronomy, fertilizer, farm supplies, equipment, fuel and other services that matter when you are farming the ground rather than simply owning it. LOT #2 Acres: 160+/- Legal: Twp 156 R 75 Sec 25 SW 1/4 SPI: 52.8 NCCPI: 32.2 Taxes: $929.58 (Wetlands Easement Present)

Tbd 15 Ave Ne Lot 2, Berwick

Tbd 15 Ave Ne Lot 1, Berwick

LAND AUCTION 465.06 Acres+/- McHenry County, North Dakota - Sold in 5 Lots ONLINE AUCTION ONLY - Reserve Auction!! Begins: November 9th, 2026 at 9 am CST Ends: November 11th, 2026 at 2 pm CST This McHenry County land offering brings together five separate tracts in the Berwick and Rugby area, close to the Pierce County line. This is the kind of North Dakota property that is easy to understand once you drive through the area and see the countryside around it. It sits in a region built around farming, ranching, hay production, and livestock, with a mixture of cropland, grass, wetlands and natural drainage spread throughout the different parcels. Some of these lots will make the most sense to a farmer wanting additional acres, while others may appeal just as much to a rancher, investor or buyer who enjoys the hunting and wildlife side of owning land. The greater Rugby and Berwick area has been farming country for generations. Wheat, corn, soybeans, canola, barley, sunflowers, and forage crops are all familiar sights here, and the FSA records for this McHenry County farmland show that same variety of crops throughout the operation. Rugby also gives producers a strong agricultural service center nearby, with grain handling, agronomy, fertilizer, farm supplies, equipment, fuel and other services that matter when you are farming the ground rather than simply owning it. LOT #1 Acres: 160+/- Legal: Twp 156 R 75 Sec 12 SW 1/4 SPI: 51.2 NCCPI: 30.9 Taxes: $946.90 CRP Contract expires 9-30-2027

LAND AUCTION 465.06 Acres+/- McHenry County, North Dakota - Sold in 5 Lots ONLINE AUCTION ONLY - Reserve Auction!! Begins: November 9th, 2026 at 9 am CST Ends: November 11th, 2026 at 2 pm CST This McHenry County land offering brings together five separate tracts in the Berwick and Rugby area, close to the Pierce County line. This is the kind of North Dakota property that is easy to understand once you drive through the area and see the countryside around it. It sits in a region built around farming, ranching, hay production, and livestock, with a mixture of cropland, grass, wetlands and natural drainage spread throughout the different parcels. Some of these lots will make the most sense to a farmer wanting additional acres, while others may appeal just as much to a rancher, investor or buyer who enjoys the hunting and wildlife side of owning land. The greater Rugby and Berwick area has been farming country for generations. Wheat, corn, soybeans, canola, barley, sunflowers, and forage crops are all familiar sights here, and the FSA records for this McHenry County farmland show that same variety of crops throughout the operation. Rugby also gives producers a strong agricultural service center nearby, with grain handling, agronomy, fertilizer, farm supplies, equipment, fuel and other services that matter when you are farming the ground rather than simply owning it. LOT #1 Acres: 160+/- Legal: Twp 156 R 75 Sec 12 SW 1/4 SPI: 51.2 NCCPI: 30.9 Taxes: $946.90 CRP Contract expires 9-30-2027

Tbd 15 Ave Ne Lot 1, Berwick

Tbd 20th Ave Se Lot 1, Goodrich

Online Reserve Auction Starts 11/10 at 9am CST Ends 11/12 at 2pm CST Located approximately 8 miles south of Goodrich, North Dakota, this property offers a great opportunity to acquire a tract combining agricultural use, grazing potential, water, wildlife habitat and recreational appeal. The land is currently being utilized for alfalfa production and pasture, giving the next owner immediate agricultural usefulness while maintaining the diverse habitat that makes this property attractive to hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. The property features the kind of mixed prairie topography. Rather than being one continuous flat field, the landscape transitions through open hay ground, rolling pasture, native grasses, low areas and numerous ponds and wetlands. These changes in elevation and cover create natural travel corridors, bedding areas and feeding locations for wildlife while also providing productive ground for livestock and hay production. The scattered water and low-lying areas add another dimension to the property, particularly during wetter years and throughout the spring and fall migration seasons. For the sportsman, this tract offers an impressive variety of hunting opportunities. The combination of alfalfa, grasslands, pasture, wetland edges and heavier cover creates habitat for pheasants, sharp-tailed grouse, Hungarian partridge and whitetail deer. Whitetails can move between feeding areas and the heavier cover surrounding the ponds and lowlands, while the grass and pasture provide valuable habitat for upland birds. Moose are also occasionally experienced throughout portions of central North Dakota, adding another unique wildlife element to the area. Waterfowl hunting may be one of the property's greatest recreational attractions. For a cattle producer, the combination of existing pasture, alfalfa and water makes this tract especially interesting. Alfalfa can provide valuable forage or hay production, while the pasture acres offer grazing opportunities and the natural topography provides a landscape that fits well with traditional cow-calf operations common across central North Dakota. For an investor, it offers tangible agricultural use combined with recreational characteristics that can broaden the property's long-term appeal. This is not simply cropland, pasture or hunting ground--it brings several uses together on one tract. There is agricultural productivity from the alfalfa and grazing acres, recreational value from the upland-bird and big-game habitat, and waterfowl potential created by the numerous ponds and wetlands. The rolling prairie setting and mixture of open country, grasses and water also give the property the classic character buyers look for in central North Dakota land. Whether you are a local farmer or rancher looking to expand, an investor searching for a tangible agricultural asset, or an outdoorsman wanting a property that can produce income while offering hunting right out the back door, this property deserves a closer look

Online Reserve Auction Starts 11/10 at 9am CST Ends 11/12 at 2pm CST Located approximately 8 miles south of Goodrich, North Dakota, this property offers a great opportunity to acquire a tract combining agricultural use, grazing potential, water, wildlife habitat and recreational appeal. The land is currently being utilized for alfalfa production and pasture, giving the next owner immediate agricultural usefulness while maintaining the diverse habitat that makes this property attractive to hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. The property features the kind of mixed prairie topography. Rather than being one continuous flat field, the landscape transitions through open hay ground, rolling pasture, native grasses, low areas and numerous ponds and wetlands. These changes in elevation and cover create natural travel corridors, bedding areas and feeding locations for wildlife while also providing productive ground for livestock and hay production. The scattered water and low-lying areas add another dimension to the property, particularly during wetter years and throughout the spring and fall migration seasons. For the sportsman, this tract offers an impressive variety of hunting opportunities. The combination of alfalfa, grasslands, pasture, wetland edges and heavier cover creates habitat for pheasants, sharp-tailed grouse, Hungarian partridge and whitetail deer. Whitetails can move between feeding areas and the heavier cover surrounding the ponds and lowlands, while the grass and pasture provide valuable habitat for upland birds. Moose are also occasionally experienced throughout portions of central North Dakota, adding another unique wildlife element to the area. Waterfowl hunting may be one of the property's greatest recreational attractions. For a cattle producer, the combination of existing pasture, alfalfa and water makes this tract especially interesting. Alfalfa can provide valuable forage or hay production, while the pasture acres offer grazing opportunities and the natural topography provides a landscape that fits well with traditional cow-calf operations common across central North Dakota. For an investor, it offers tangible agricultural use combined with recreational characteristics that can broaden the property's long-term appeal. This is not simply cropland, pasture or hunting ground--it brings several uses together on one tract. There is agricultural productivity from the alfalfa and grazing acres, recreational value from the upland-bird and big-game habitat, and waterfowl potential created by the numerous ponds and wetlands. The rolling prairie setting and mixture of open country, grasses and water also give the property the classic character buyers look for in central North Dakota land. Whether you are a local farmer or rancher looking to expand, an investor searching for a tangible agricultural asset, or an outdoorsman wanting a property that can produce income while offering hunting right out the back door, this property deserves a closer look

Tbd 20th Ave Se Lot 1, Goodrich

Tbd 20 Ave Se Lot 2, Goodrich

Online Reserve Auction Starts 11/10 at 9am CST Ends 11/12 at 2pm CST Located approximately 8 miles south of Goodrich, North Dakota, this property offers a great opportunity to acquire a tract combining agricultural use, grazing potential, water, wildlife habitat and recreational appeal. The land is currently being utilized for alfalfa production and pasture, giving the next owner immediate agricultural usefulness while maintaining the diverse habitat that makes this property attractive to hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. The property features the kind of mixed prairie topography. Rather than being one continuous flat field, the landscape transitions through open hay ground, rolling pasture, native grasses, low areas and numerous ponds and wetlands. These changes in elevation and cover create natural travel corridors, bedding areas and feeding locations for wildlife while also providing productive ground for livestock and hay production. The scattered water and low-lying areas add another dimension to the property, particularly during wetter years and throughout the spring and fall migration seasons. For the sportsman, this tract offers an impressive variety of hunting opportunities. The combination of alfalfa, grasslands, pasture, wetland edges and heavier cover creates habitat for pheasants, sharp-tailed grouse, Hungarian partridge and whitetail deer. Whitetails can move between feeding areas and the heavier cover surrounding the ponds and lowlands, while the grass and pasture provide valuable habitat for upland birds. Moose are also occasionally experienced throughout portions of central North Dakota, adding another unique wildlife element to the area. Waterfowl hunting may be one of the property's greatest recreational attractions. For a cattle producer, the combination of existing pasture, alfalfa and water makes this tract especially interesting. Alfalfa can provide valuable forage or hay production, while the pasture acres offer grazing opportunities and the natural topography provides a landscape that fits well with traditional cow-calf operations common across central North Dakota. For an investor, it offers tangible agricultural use combined with recreational characteristics that can broaden the property's long-term appeal. This is not simply cropland, pasture or hunting ground--it brings several uses together on one tract. There is agricultural productivity from the alfalfa and grazing acres, recreational value from the upland-bird and big-game habitat, and waterfowl potential created by the numerous ponds and wetlands. The rolling prairie setting and mixture of open country, grasses and water also give the property the classic character buyers look for in central North Dakota land. Whether you are a local farmer or rancher looking to expand, an investor searching for a tangible agricultural asset, or an outdoorsman wanting a property that can produce income while offering hunting right out the back door, this property deserves a closer look

Online Reserve Auction Starts 11/10 at 9am CST Ends 11/12 at 2pm CST Located approximately 8 miles south of Goodrich, North Dakota, this property offers a great opportunity to acquire a tract combining agricultural use, grazing potential, water, wildlife habitat and recreational appeal. The land is currently being utilized for alfalfa production and pasture, giving the next owner immediate agricultural usefulness while maintaining the diverse habitat that makes this property attractive to hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. The property features the kind of mixed prairie topography. Rather than being one continuous flat field, the landscape transitions through open hay ground, rolling pasture, native grasses, low areas and numerous ponds and wetlands. These changes in elevation and cover create natural travel corridors, bedding areas and feeding locations for wildlife while also providing productive ground for livestock and hay production. The scattered water and low-lying areas add another dimension to the property, particularly during wetter years and throughout the spring and fall migration seasons. For the sportsman, this tract offers an impressive variety of hunting opportunities. The combination of alfalfa, grasslands, pasture, wetland edges and heavier cover creates habitat for pheasants, sharp-tailed grouse, Hungarian partridge and whitetail deer. Whitetails can move between feeding areas and the heavier cover surrounding the ponds and lowlands, while the grass and pasture provide valuable habitat for upland birds. Moose are also occasionally experienced throughout portions of central North Dakota, adding another unique wildlife element to the area. Waterfowl hunting may be one of the property's greatest recreational attractions. For a cattle producer, the combination of existing pasture, alfalfa and water makes this tract especially interesting. Alfalfa can provide valuable forage or hay production, while the pasture acres offer grazing opportunities and the natural topography provides a landscape that fits well with traditional cow-calf operations common across central North Dakota. For an investor, it offers tangible agricultural use combined with recreational characteristics that can broaden the property's long-term appeal. This is not simply cropland, pasture or hunting ground--it brings several uses together on one tract. There is agricultural productivity from the alfalfa and grazing acres, recreational value from the upland-bird and big-game habitat, and waterfowl potential created by the numerous ponds and wetlands. The rolling prairie setting and mixture of open country, grasses and water also give the property the classic character buyers look for in central North Dakota land. Whether you are a local farmer or rancher looking to expand, an investor searching for a tangible agricultural asset, or an outdoorsman wanting a property that can produce income while offering hunting right out the back door, this property deserves a closer look

Tbd 20 Ave Se Lot 2, Goodrich

Tbd 94th Street NE, Bottineau

Land Auction - 160 +/- Acres Bottineau County, North Dakota ONLINE AUCTION ONLY - Reserve Auction!! Begins: November 3rd, 2026 at 9 am CST Ends: November 5th, 2026 at 2 pm CST Location: Whitby Township, Bottineau, North Dakota Located in Whitby Township in Bottineau County, North Dakota, this 160.5+/- acre property offers a nearly full quarter of productive agricultural land. FSA records show approximately 160.51 acres of farmland and 160.51 cropland acres, along with 160.50 total base acres spread among wheat, sunflowers, barley, and canola. The farm carries 81.40 wheat base acres with a 45-bushel PLC yield, 30.70 sunflower base acres with a 1,810-pound PLC yield, 40.10 barley base acres with a 51-bushel PLC yield, and 8.30 canola base acres with a 1,017-pound PLC yield. The soil survey reports a weighted average Productivity Index of 60.6 and a Soybean NCCPI of 44.3, providing buyers with useful benchmarks when evaluating the tract's agricultural potential. Bottineau County is a well-established farming area in north-central North Dakota, making this tract a natural fit for a local producer looking to add acres or an investor seeking farmland in an active agricultural region. The property is located in the SE 1/4 of Section 9, Township 161 North, Range 77 West, and annual real estate taxes are approximately $898.31. National Wetlands Inventory mapping identifies approximately 18.25 acres of mapped wetland and other classifications on the property, which buyers should independently review in connection with their intended use. With a strong FSA crop-base history, nearly the entire tract reported as cropland, documented soil productivity, and a convenient quarter-section configuration, this Bottineau County farm presents a solid opportunity to add quality North Dakota farmland to an existing operation or investment portfolio.

Land Auction - 160 +/- Acres Bottineau County, North Dakota ONLINE AUCTION ONLY - Reserve Auction!! Begins: November 3rd, 2026 at 9 am CST Ends: November 5th, 2026 at 2 pm CST Location: Whitby Township, Bottineau, North Dakota Located in Whitby Township in Bottineau County, North Dakota, this 160.5+/- acre property offers a nearly full quarter of productive agricultural land. FSA records show approximately 160.51 acres of farmland and 160.51 cropland acres, along with 160.50 total base acres spread among wheat, sunflowers, barley, and canola. The farm carries 81.40 wheat base acres with a 45-bushel PLC yield, 30.70 sunflower base acres with a 1,810-pound PLC yield, 40.10 barley base acres with a 51-bushel PLC yield, and 8.30 canola base acres with a 1,017-pound PLC yield. The soil survey reports a weighted average Productivity Index of 60.6 and a Soybean NCCPI of 44.3, providing buyers with useful benchmarks when evaluating the tract's agricultural potential. Bottineau County is a well-established farming area in north-central North Dakota, making this tract a natural fit for a local producer looking to add acres or an investor seeking farmland in an active agricultural region. The property is located in the SE 1/4 of Section 9, Township 161 North, Range 77 West, and annual real estate taxes are approximately $898.31. National Wetlands Inventory mapping identifies approximately 18.25 acres of mapped wetland and other classifications on the property, which buyers should independently review in connection with their intended use. With a strong FSA crop-base history, nearly the entire tract reported as cropland, documented soil productivity, and a convenient quarter-section configuration, this Bottineau County farm presents a solid opportunity to add quality North Dakota farmland to an existing operation or investment portfolio.

Tbd 94th Street NE, Bottineau

Tbd County Rd 4 Lot 4, Wimbledon

596.93± Acres - Barnes County, ND - Sold in 4 Listings ONLINE AUCTION ONLY - Reserve Auction NEW DATES Begins: January 11, 2027 at 9:00 AM CST Ends: January 13, 2027 at 2:00 PM Location: Approximately 1.5 miles northeast of Wimbledon, North Dakota Excellent opportunity to purchase 596.93± acres of Barnes County farmland offered in 4 lots. Located just northeast of Wimbledon, this property combines productive cropland, strong agricultural history, nearby grain markets and farm services, plus excellent recreational potential. The farm has a history of wheat, corn, soybeans, sunflowers and barley production and offers a mix of productive soils, cropland, wetlands, cattail sloughs, grasses and scattered tree cover. Lots 1 through 3 are farmed together and are reflected together on the FSA 156EZ. In addition to the agricultural value, the property offers strong recreational appeal. Wetlands, open water, cattail sloughs, tall grasses and scattered cover provide habitat for ducks, geese, pheasants, mourning doves, whitetail deer, coyotes and other wildlife. The combination of crop ground and natural habitat creates opportunities for waterfowl, upland game, deer and predator hunting. The property may also appeal to a diversified crop-and-livestock producer. Corn stalks, crop residue, forage production and selected grass areas may provide seasonal livestock opportunities, subject to fencing, water availability and management needs. Conveniently located near Wimbledon with access to nearby grain-handling facilities, agricultural services and regional centers including Jamestown and Valley City. A versatile offering for farm expansion, agricultural investment, livestock use or recreation. LOT 4 Acres: 129.47+/- Legal: Twp 143 R 60 Sec 19 SW1/4 SPI: 65.2 NCCPI: 48.7 Taxes: $1,698.02 FSA 156 - Tract 11985 Farmland: 117.90 Cropland: 103.57 DCP Farmland: 103.57 Total Base Acres: 96.39

596.93± Acres - Barnes County, ND - Sold in 4 Listings ONLINE AUCTION ONLY - Reserve Auction NEW DATES Begins: January 11, 2027 at 9:00 AM CST Ends: January 13, 2027 at 2:00 PM Location: Approximately 1.5 miles northeast of Wimbledon, North Dakota Excellent opportunity to purchase 596.93± acres of Barnes County farmland offered in 4 lots. Located just northeast of Wimbledon, this property combines productive cropland, strong agricultural history, nearby grain markets and farm services, plus excellent recreational potential. The farm has a history of wheat, corn, soybeans, sunflowers and barley production and offers a mix of productive soils, cropland, wetlands, cattail sloughs, grasses and scattered tree cover. Lots 1 through 3 are farmed together and are reflected together on the FSA 156EZ. In addition to the agricultural value, the property offers strong recreational appeal. Wetlands, open water, cattail sloughs, tall grasses and scattered cover provide habitat for ducks, geese, pheasants, mourning doves, whitetail deer, coyotes and other wildlife. The combination of crop ground and natural habitat creates opportunities for waterfowl, upland game, deer and predator hunting. The property may also appeal to a diversified crop-and-livestock producer. Corn stalks, crop residue, forage production and selected grass areas may provide seasonal livestock opportunities, subject to fencing, water availability and management needs. Conveniently located near Wimbledon with access to nearby grain-handling facilities, agricultural services and regional centers including Jamestown and Valley City. A versatile offering for farm expansion, agricultural investment, livestock use or recreation. LOT 4 Acres: 129.47+/- Legal: Twp 143 R 60 Sec 19 SW1/4 SPI: 65.2 NCCPI: 48.7 Taxes: $1,698.02 FSA 156 - Tract 11985 Farmland: 117.90 Cropland: 103.57 DCP Farmland: 103.57 Total Base Acres: 96.39

Tbd County Rd 4 Lot 4, Wimbledon

Tbd 16th St Se Lot 3, Wimbledon

596.93± Acres - Barnes County, ND - Sold in 4 Listings ONLINE AUCTION ONLY - Reserve Auction ONLINE AUCTION ONLY - Reserve Auction. NEW DATES Begins: January 11, 2027 at 9:00 AM CST Ends: January 13, 2027 at 2:00 PM CST Location: Approximately 1.5 miles northeast of Wimbledon, North Dakota Excellent opportunity to purchase 596.93± acres of Barnes County farmland offered in 4 lots. Located just northeast of Wimbledon, this property combines productive cropland, strong agricultural history, nearby grain markets and farm services, plus excellent recreational potential. The farm has a history of wheat, corn, soybeans, sunflowers and barley production and offers a mix of productive soils, cropland, wetlands, cattail sloughs, grasses and scattered tree cover. Lots 1 through 3 are farmed together and are reflected together on the FSA 156EZ. In addition to the agricultural value, the property offers strong recreational appeal. Wetlands, open water, cattail sloughs, tall grasses and scattered cover provide habitat for ducks, geese, pheasants, mourning doves, whitetail deer, coyotes and other wildlife. The combination of crop ground and natural habitat creates opportunities for waterfowl, upland game, deer and predator hunting. The property may also appeal to a diversified crop-and-livestock producer. Corn stalks, crop residue, forage production and selected grass areas may provide seasonal livestock opportunities, subject to fencing, water availability and management needs. Conveniently located near Wimbledon with access to nearby grain-handling facilities, agricultural services and regional centers including Jamestown and Valley City. A versatile offering for farm expansion, agricultural investment, livestock use or recreation LOT 3 Acres: 157.46+/- Legal: Twp 143 R 61 Sec 20 SW1/4 SPI: 53.3 NCCPI: 40.5 Taxes: $1,555.92 FSA 156 - Tract 12 - Lots 1 thru 3 are farmed together Farmland: 464.82 Cropland: 417.54 DCP Farmland: 417.54 Total Base Acres: 388.00

596.93± Acres - Barnes County, ND - Sold in 4 Listings ONLINE AUCTION ONLY - Reserve Auction ONLINE AUCTION ONLY - Reserve Auction. NEW DATES Begins: January 11, 2027 at 9:00 AM CST Ends: January 13, 2027 at 2:00 PM CST Location: Approximately 1.5 miles northeast of Wimbledon, North Dakota Excellent opportunity to purchase 596.93± acres of Barnes County farmland offered in 4 lots. Located just northeast of Wimbledon, this property combines productive cropland, strong agricultural history, nearby grain markets and farm services, plus excellent recreational potential. The farm has a history of wheat, corn, soybeans, sunflowers and barley production and offers a mix of productive soils, cropland, wetlands, cattail sloughs, grasses and scattered tree cover. Lots 1 through 3 are farmed together and are reflected together on the FSA 156EZ. In addition to the agricultural value, the property offers strong recreational appeal. Wetlands, open water, cattail sloughs, tall grasses and scattered cover provide habitat for ducks, geese, pheasants, mourning doves, whitetail deer, coyotes and other wildlife. The combination of crop ground and natural habitat creates opportunities for waterfowl, upland game, deer and predator hunting. The property may also appeal to a diversified crop-and-livestock producer. Corn stalks, crop residue, forage production and selected grass areas may provide seasonal livestock opportunities, subject to fencing, water availability and management needs. Conveniently located near Wimbledon with access to nearby grain-handling facilities, agricultural services and regional centers including Jamestown and Valley City. A versatile offering for farm expansion, agricultural investment, livestock use or recreation LOT 3 Acres: 157.46+/- Legal: Twp 143 R 61 Sec 20 SW1/4 SPI: 53.3 NCCPI: 40.5 Taxes: $1,555.92 FSA 156 - Tract 12 - Lots 1 thru 3 are farmed together Farmland: 464.82 Cropland: 417.54 DCP Farmland: 417.54 Total Base Acres: 388.00

Tbd 16th St Se Lot 3, Wimbledon

Tbd 97th Ave Se Lot 2, Wimbledon

596.93± Acres - Barnes County, ND - Sold in 4 Listings ONLINE AUCTION ONLY - Reserve Auction. NEW DATES Begins: January 11, 2027 at 9:00 AM CST Ends: January 13, 2027 at 2:00 PM CST Location: Approximately 1.5 miles northeast of Wimbledon, North Dakota Excellent opportunity to purchase 596.93± acres of Barnes County farmland offered in 4 lots. Located just northeast of Wimbledon, this property combines productive cropland, strong agricultural history, nearby grain markets and farm services, plus excellent recreational potential. The farm has a history of wheat, corn, soybeans, sunflowers and barley production and offers a mix of productive soils, cropland, wetlands, cattail sloughs, grasses and scattered tree cover. Lots 1 through 3 are farmed together and are reflected together on the FSA 156EZ. In addition to the agricultural value, the property offers strong recreational appeal. Wetlands, open water, cattail sloughs, tall grasses and scattered cover provide habitat for ducks, geese, pheasants, mourning doves, whitetail deer, coyotes and other wildlife. The combination of crop ground and natural habitat creates opportunities for waterfowl, upland game, deer and predator hunting. The property may also appeal to a diversified crop-and-livestock producer. Corn stalks, crop residue, forage production and selected grass areas may provide seasonal livestock opportunities, subject to fencing, water availability and management needs. Conveniently located near Wimbledon with access to nearby grain-handling facilities, agricultural services and regional centers including Jamestown and Valley City. A versatile offering for farm expansion, agricultural investment, livestock use or recreation. LOT 2 Acres: 150+/- Legal: Twp 143 R 61 Sec 20 NW1/4 less 10 acres SPI: 73.1 NCCPI: 52 Taxes: $1,970.93 FSA 156 - Tract 12 - Lots 1 thru 3 are farmed together Farmland: 464.82 Cropland: 417.54 DCP Farmland: 417.54 Total Base Acres: 388.00

596.93± Acres - Barnes County, ND - Sold in 4 Listings ONLINE AUCTION ONLY - Reserve Auction. NEW DATES Begins: January 11, 2027 at 9:00 AM CST Ends: January 13, 2027 at 2:00 PM CST Location: Approximately 1.5 miles northeast of Wimbledon, North Dakota Excellent opportunity to purchase 596.93± acres of Barnes County farmland offered in 4 lots. Located just northeast of Wimbledon, this property combines productive cropland, strong agricultural history, nearby grain markets and farm services, plus excellent recreational potential. The farm has a history of wheat, corn, soybeans, sunflowers and barley production and offers a mix of productive soils, cropland, wetlands, cattail sloughs, grasses and scattered tree cover. Lots 1 through 3 are farmed together and are reflected together on the FSA 156EZ. In addition to the agricultural value, the property offers strong recreational appeal. Wetlands, open water, cattail sloughs, tall grasses and scattered cover provide habitat for ducks, geese, pheasants, mourning doves, whitetail deer, coyotes and other wildlife. The combination of crop ground and natural habitat creates opportunities for waterfowl, upland game, deer and predator hunting. The property may also appeal to a diversified crop-and-livestock producer. Corn stalks, crop residue, forage production and selected grass areas may provide seasonal livestock opportunities, subject to fencing, water availability and management needs. Conveniently located near Wimbledon with access to nearby grain-handling facilities, agricultural services and regional centers including Jamestown and Valley City. A versatile offering for farm expansion, agricultural investment, livestock use or recreation. LOT 2 Acres: 150+/- Legal: Twp 143 R 61 Sec 20 NW1/4 less 10 acres SPI: 73.1 NCCPI: 52 Taxes: $1,970.93 FSA 156 - Tract 12 - Lots 1 thru 3 are farmed together Farmland: 464.82 Cropland: 417.54 DCP Farmland: 417.54 Total Base Acres: 388.00

Tbd 97th Ave Se Lot 2, Wimbledon

Tbd 15 St Se Lot 1, Wimbledon

596.93± Acres - Barnes County, ND - Sold in 4 Listings ONLINE AUCTION ONLY - Reserve Auction. NEW DATES Begins: January 11, 2027 at 9:00 AM CST Ends: January 13, 2027 at 2:00 PM CST Location: Approximately 1.5 miles northeast of Wimbledon, North Dakota Excellent opportunity to purchase 596.93± acres of Barnes County farmland offered in 4 lots. Located just northeast of Wimbledon, this property combines productive cropland, strong agricultural history, nearby grain markets and farm services, plus excellent recreational potential. The farm has a history of wheat, corn, soybeans, sunflowers and barley production and offers a mix of productive soils, cropland, wetlands, cattail sloughs, grasses and scattered tree cover. Lots 1 through 3 are farmed together and are reflected together on the FSA 156EZ. In addition to the agricultural value, the property offers strong recreational appeal. Wetlands, open water, cattail sloughs, tall grasses and scattered cover provide habitat for ducks, geese, pheasants, mourning doves, whitetail deer, coyotes and other wildlife. The combination of crop ground and natural habitat creates opportunities for waterfowl, upland game, deer and predator hunting. The property may also appeal to a diversified crop-and-livestock producer. Corn stalks, crop residue, forage production and selected grass areas may provide seasonal livestock opportunities, subject to fencing, water availability and management needs. Conveniently located near Wimbledon with access to nearby grain-handling facilities, agricultural services and regional centers including Jamestown and Valley City. A versatile offering for farm expansion, agricultural investment, livestock use or recreation. LOT #1 Acres: 160+/- Legal: Twp 143 R 61 Sec 19 NE1/4 SPI: 54.1 NCCPI: 39.4 Taxes: $1,705.43 FSA 156 - Tract 12 - Lots 1 thru 3 are farmed together Farmland: 464.82 Cropland: 417.54 DCP Farmland: 417.54 Total Base Acres: 388.00

596.93± Acres - Barnes County, ND - Sold in 4 Listings ONLINE AUCTION ONLY - Reserve Auction. NEW DATES Begins: January 11, 2027 at 9:00 AM CST Ends: January 13, 2027 at 2:00 PM CST Location: Approximately 1.5 miles northeast of Wimbledon, North Dakota Excellent opportunity to purchase 596.93± acres of Barnes County farmland offered in 4 lots. Located just northeast of Wimbledon, this property combines productive cropland, strong agricultural history, nearby grain markets and farm services, plus excellent recreational potential. The farm has a history of wheat, corn, soybeans, sunflowers and barley production and offers a mix of productive soils, cropland, wetlands, cattail sloughs, grasses and scattered tree cover. Lots 1 through 3 are farmed together and are reflected together on the FSA 156EZ. In addition to the agricultural value, the property offers strong recreational appeal. Wetlands, open water, cattail sloughs, tall grasses and scattered cover provide habitat for ducks, geese, pheasants, mourning doves, whitetail deer, coyotes and other wildlife. The combination of crop ground and natural habitat creates opportunities for waterfowl, upland game, deer and predator hunting. The property may also appeal to a diversified crop-and-livestock producer. Corn stalks, crop residue, forage production and selected grass areas may provide seasonal livestock opportunities, subject to fencing, water availability and management needs. Conveniently located near Wimbledon with access to nearby grain-handling facilities, agricultural services and regional centers including Jamestown and Valley City. A versatile offering for farm expansion, agricultural investment, livestock use or recreation. LOT #1 Acres: 160+/- Legal: Twp 143 R 61 Sec 19 NE1/4 SPI: 54.1 NCCPI: 39.4 Taxes: $1,705.43 FSA 156 - Tract 12 - Lots 1 thru 3 are farmed together Farmland: 464.82 Cropland: 417.54 DCP Farmland: 417.54 Total Base Acres: 388.00

Tbd 15 St Se Lot 1, Wimbledon

9410 53rd Avenue NE, Rolla

Auction is postponed till further notice . Enjoy peaceful country living on 158 acres with this 3-bedroom, 1-bath ranch-style home surrounded by mature trees for added privacy. A wraparound deck invites outdoor living, while four outbuildings and grain bins offer ample storage and agricultural functionality. A rare opportunity for space, versatility, and rural tranquility. Highly productive farm ground near Rolla, North Dakota, consisting of 158 acres ±, this expansive and diverse property represents a truly outstanding opportunity to acquire high-quality agricultural land, recreational acreage, and a strategically located rural investment in one of north-central North Dakota's most respected and dependable farming regions, and it will be offered at auction in five individual parcels to accommodate a broad range of buyers, ownership goals, and investment strategies. Situated in Township 161 North, Range 69 West, Sections 01, 11, and 12, the property lies just northeast of Perth, ND, and southeast of Rolla, ND, positioning it squarely within a long-established agricultural corridor that extends through Perth, Mylo, Rolla, Bisbee, and surrounding communities, an area known for its strong farming heritage, consistent crop production, and enduring land values. This region has long been recognized as a core agricultural area where land stewardship, productivity, and resilience are central to both the economy and the culture, and ownership opportunities of this size and quality are increasingly rare. The strength of these soils is reflected in the property's productivity ratings, with average productivity index values ranging from approximately 65.6 to 71.2, and NCCPI averages between 46.4 and 50.8 on the primary farmland parcels, providing measurable confirmation of the land's agronomic quality and long-term income potential. These soils are well suited for the crops commonly grown in the area, including wheat, barley, oats, soybeans, corn, and canola, all of which have a strong history of success in the Perth-Rolla-Mylo region.

3 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 4023414 MLS

Auction is postponed till further notice . Enjoy peaceful country living on 158 acres with this 3-bedroom, 1-bath ranch-style home surrounded by mature trees for added privacy. A wraparound deck invites outdoor living, while four outbuildings and grain bins offer ample storage and agricultural functionality. A rare opportunity for space, versatility, and rural tranquility. Highly productive farm ground near Rolla, North Dakota, consisting of 158 acres ±, this expansive and diverse property represents a truly outstanding opportunity to acquire high-quality agricultural land, recreational acreage, and a strategically located rural investment in one of north-central North Dakota's most respected and dependable farming regions, and it will be offered at auction in five individual parcels to accommodate a broad range of buyers, ownership goals, and investment strategies. Situated in Township 161 North, Range 69 West, Sections 01, 11, and 12, the property lies just northeast of Perth, ND, and southeast of Rolla, ND, positioning it squarely within a long-established agricultural corridor that extends through Perth, Mylo, Rolla, Bisbee, and surrounding communities, an area known for its strong farming heritage, consistent crop production, and enduring land values. This region has long been recognized as a core agricultural area where land stewardship, productivity, and resilience are central to both the economy and the culture, and ownership opportunities of this size and quality are increasingly rare. The strength of these soils is reflected in the property's productivity ratings, with average productivity index values ranging from approximately 65.6 to 71.2, and NCCPI averages between 46.4 and 50.8 on the primary farmland parcels, providing measurable confirmation of the land's agronomic quality and long-term income potential. These soils are well suited for the crops commonly grown in the area, including wheat, barley, oats, soybeans, corn, and canola, all of which have a strong history of success in the Perth-Rolla-Mylo region.

9410 53rd Avenue NE, Rolla

Tbd 95 St Ne Parcel 3, Rolla

Auction is postponed till further notice . Highly productive farm ground near Rolla, North Dakota, consisting of 80 acres ±, this expansive and diverse property represents a truly outstanding opportunity to acquire high-quality agricultural land, recreational acreage, and a strategically located rural investment in one of north-central North Dakota's most respected and dependable farming regions, and it will be offered at auction in five individual parcels to accommodate a broad range of buyers, ownership goals, and investment strategies. Situated in Township 161 North, Range 69 West, Sections 01, 11, and 12, the property lies just northeast of Perth, ND, and southeast of Rolla, ND, positioning it squarely within a long-established agricultural corridor that extends through Perth, Mylo, Rolla, Bisbee, and surrounding communities, an area known for its strong farming heritage, consistent crop production, and enduring land values. This region has long been recognized as a core agricultural area where land stewardship, productivity, and resilience are central to both the economy and the culture, and ownership opportunities of this size and quality are increasingly rare. The strength of these soils is reflected in the property's productivity ratings, with average productivity index values ranging from approximately 65.6 to 71.2, and NCCPI averages between 46.4 and 50.8 on the primary farmland parcels, providing measurable confirmation of the land's agronomic quality and long-term income potential. These soils are well suited for the crops commonly grown in the area, including wheat, barley, oats, soybeans, corn, and canola, all of which have a strong history of success in the Perth-Rolla-Mylo region..

Auction is postponed till further notice . Highly productive farm ground near Rolla, North Dakota, consisting of 80 acres ±, this expansive and diverse property represents a truly outstanding opportunity to acquire high-quality agricultural land, recreational acreage, and a strategically located rural investment in one of north-central North Dakota's most respected and dependable farming regions, and it will be offered at auction in five individual parcels to accommodate a broad range of buyers, ownership goals, and investment strategies. Situated in Township 161 North, Range 69 West, Sections 01, 11, and 12, the property lies just northeast of Perth, ND, and southeast of Rolla, ND, positioning it squarely within a long-established agricultural corridor that extends through Perth, Mylo, Rolla, Bisbee, and surrounding communities, an area known for its strong farming heritage, consistent crop production, and enduring land values. This region has long been recognized as a core agricultural area where land stewardship, productivity, and resilience are central to both the economy and the culture, and ownership opportunities of this size and quality are increasingly rare. The strength of these soils is reflected in the property's productivity ratings, with average productivity index values ranging from approximately 65.6 to 71.2, and NCCPI averages between 46.4 and 50.8 on the primary farmland parcels, providing measurable confirmation of the land's agronomic quality and long-term income potential. These soils are well suited for the crops commonly grown in the area, including wheat, barley, oats, soybeans, corn, and canola, all of which have a strong history of success in the Perth-Rolla-Mylo region..

Tbd 95 St Ne Parcel 3, Rolla

Tbd 95 St Ne Parcel 2, Rolla

Auction is postponed till further notice . Highly productive farm ground near Rolla, North Dakota, consisting of 160 acres ±, this expansive and diverse property represents a truly outstanding opportunity to acquire high-quality agricultural land, recreational acreage, and a strategically located rural investment in one of north-central North Dakota's most respected and dependable farming regions, and it will be offered at auction in five individual parcels to accommodate a broad range of buyers, ownership goals, and investment strategies. Situated in Township 161 North, Range 69 West, Sections 01, 11, and 12, the property lies just northeast of Perth, ND, and southeast of Rolla, ND, positioning it squarely within a long-established agricultural corridor that extends through Perth, Mylo, Rolla, Bisbee, and surrounding communities, an area known for its strong farming heritage, consistent crop production, and enduring land values. This region has long been recognized as a core agricultural area where land stewardship, productivity, and resilience are central to both the economy and the culture, and ownership opportunities of this size and quality are increasingly rare. The strength of these soils is reflected in the property's productivity ratings, with average productivity index values ranging from approximately 65.6 to 71.2, and NCCPI averages between 46.4 and 50.8 on the primary farmland parcels, providing measurable confirmation of the land's agronomic quality and long-term income potential. These soils are well suited for the crops commonly grown in the area, including wheat, barley, oats, soybeans, corn, and canola, all of which have a strong history of success in the Perth-Rolla-Mylo region..

Auction is postponed till further notice . Highly productive farm ground near Rolla, North Dakota, consisting of 160 acres ±, this expansive and diverse property represents a truly outstanding opportunity to acquire high-quality agricultural land, recreational acreage, and a strategically located rural investment in one of north-central North Dakota's most respected and dependable farming regions, and it will be offered at auction in five individual parcels to accommodate a broad range of buyers, ownership goals, and investment strategies. Situated in Township 161 North, Range 69 West, Sections 01, 11, and 12, the property lies just northeast of Perth, ND, and southeast of Rolla, ND, positioning it squarely within a long-established agricultural corridor that extends through Perth, Mylo, Rolla, Bisbee, and surrounding communities, an area known for its strong farming heritage, consistent crop production, and enduring land values. This region has long been recognized as a core agricultural area where land stewardship, productivity, and resilience are central to both the economy and the culture, and ownership opportunities of this size and quality are increasingly rare. The strength of these soils is reflected in the property's productivity ratings, with average productivity index values ranging from approximately 65.6 to 71.2, and NCCPI averages between 46.4 and 50.8 on the primary farmland parcels, providing measurable confirmation of the land's agronomic quality and long-term income potential. These soils are well suited for the crops commonly grown in the area, including wheat, barley, oats, soybeans, corn, and canola, all of which have a strong history of success in the Perth-Rolla-Mylo region..

Tbd 95 St Ne Parcel 2, Rolla

Tbd 95th St Ne Parcel 1 Street, Rolla

Auction is postponed till further notice .

Auction is postponed till further notice .

Tbd 95th St Ne Parcel 1 Street, Rolla

Tbd 53 1/2 Ave Ne, Rolla

Auction is postponed till further notice . Highly productive farm ground near Rolla, North Dakota, consisting of 62.36 acres ±, this expansive and diverse property represents a truly outstanding opportunity to acquire high-quality agricultural land, recreational acreage, and a strategically located rural investment in one of north-central North Dakota's most respected and dependable farming regions, and it will be offered at auction in five individual parcels to accommodate a broad range of buyers, ownership goals, and investment strategies. Situated in Township 161 North, Range 69 West, Sections 01, 11, and 12, the property lies just northeast of Perth, ND, and southeast of Rolla, ND, positioning it squarely within a long-established agricultural corridor that extends through Perth, Mylo, Rolla, Bisbee, and surrounding communities, an area known for its strong farming heritage, consistent crop production, and enduring land values. This region has long been recognized as a core agricultural area where land stewardship, productivity, and resilience are central to both the economy and the culture, and ownership opportunities of this size and quality are increasingly rare. The strength of these soils is reflected in the property's productivity ratings, with average productivity index values ranging from approximately 65.6 to 71.2, and NCCPI averages between 46.4 and 50.8 on the primary farmland parcels, providing measurable confirmation of the land's agronomic quality and long-term income potential. These soils are well suited for the crops commonly grown in the area, including wheat, barley, oats, soybeans, corn, and canola, all of which have a strong history of success in the Perth-Rolla-Mylo region.. Includes Parcels 17000017059000 & 17000017168000.

Auction is postponed till further notice . Highly productive farm ground near Rolla, North Dakota, consisting of 62.36 acres ±, this expansive and diverse property represents a truly outstanding opportunity to acquire high-quality agricultural land, recreational acreage, and a strategically located rural investment in one of north-central North Dakota's most respected and dependable farming regions, and it will be offered at auction in five individual parcels to accommodate a broad range of buyers, ownership goals, and investment strategies. Situated in Township 161 North, Range 69 West, Sections 01, 11, and 12, the property lies just northeast of Perth, ND, and southeast of Rolla, ND, positioning it squarely within a long-established agricultural corridor that extends through Perth, Mylo, Rolla, Bisbee, and surrounding communities, an area known for its strong farming heritage, consistent crop production, and enduring land values. This region has long been recognized as a core agricultural area where land stewardship, productivity, and resilience are central to both the economy and the culture, and ownership opportunities of this size and quality are increasingly rare. The strength of these soils is reflected in the property's productivity ratings, with average productivity index values ranging from approximately 65.6 to 71.2, and NCCPI averages between 46.4 and 50.8 on the primary farmland parcels, providing measurable confirmation of the land's agronomic quality and long-term income potential. These soils are well suited for the crops commonly grown in the area, including wheat, barley, oats, soybeans, corn, and canola, all of which have a strong history of success in the Perth-Rolla-Mylo region.. Includes Parcels 17000017059000 & 17000017168000.

Tbd 53 1/2 Ave Ne, Rolla

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