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This Missouri rural property located in one of the Iowa border counties is highly sought-after. This 160 +/- acres in Mercer County sits just five miles from Iowa, east of the town of Mercer. The combination land use farm offers exceptional hunting, farming, ranching, and build site opportunities. There are currently 60 +/- tillable acres under a cash rent contract for 2025 with a solid tenant in

This Chariton County, Missouri 145 acres represents a solid farm income investment opportunity with a high recreational use component as well. There were 120 acres under a cash rent contract in 2024. With the NCCPI soil productivity index averaging 63.0 you should produce consistently good crop yields. At $130 per acre that generated $15,600 in income. The farm is open in 2025 to farm it yourself

Due east of Marceline, Missouri lies one of the prettiest properties you could have the privilege of touring. This mixed-use farm will hold an appeal to a wide range of potential buyers. It’s a perfect distribution consisting of approximately timber, bottom ground row crop, and grass/pasture. The rolling hills and timbered ridges, overlooking the productive bottom-ground fields, are

Just southeast of Princeton, Missouri, near the Mercer and Grundy County line, lies 197 +/- acres with so much potential for hunting and significant income. The farm has been left fallow since 2019. There are approximately 45 +/- acres of highly productive Class II bottom-ground soils that were cleaned up and put back into production in 2024. With Colo clay/loam soils sporting an NCCPI value of

Midwest Land Group is proud to present a once-in-a-lifetime ranching/investment opportunity in Harrison County, Missouri. Located just 1 mile south of the Iowa border, these 711 total acres are as beautiful as they are profitable. There are two parcels that make up the total acreage: 53 acres, currently in row crop production, that sits approximately mile east of the main farm; and another 658

Lying just Northeast of Greencastle, Missouri sits 6.6 acres that would be perfect for multiple uses. This Adair County timbered tract is just a stone's throw away from the 8,262-acre Union Ridge Conservation Area, and the 259-acre Shoemaker Conservation Area. These expansive public-use areas offer incredible opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts such as hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, and