Sean Thomas

North of Little River in Rice County is 157+/- acres of open farmland available to purchase. This farm lays nicely with 1-3% slopes, clean brome waterways and well maintained terraces. The fertile soils consist of primarily Class II Silt Loam. The Soil Productivity Score is a weighted average of 60 NCCPI, well above average for the neighborhood. The farm has a history of growing excellent yields

Tillable Investment with Highway Exit Future Just north of the City of Kingman is 140+/- Acres suitable for short and long-term investment. The tract sits on paved Berry Rd. The tillable land has a history of growing excellent yields of Wheat, Milo and Corn. The farm is currently planted to wheat, possession will be subject to tenants rights. The farm boasts all Class II sandy loam soils with a

Located in Southwestern Kingman County between Zenda and Nashville is 155+/- acres of fertile cropland. With frontage on 42 Highway, this farm is in a prime location, quickly navigate to the property to check grazing livestock or swiftly haul grain to the COOP. Being along a State Highway has it’s benefits, a wise long term investment for anyone that wants increased appreciation or easement

In Southwest Reno County near the town of Langdon is 154 +/- acres of wooly pasture. This would make the ideal investment for a hunter looking for some grazing lease income or vice versa, a cattleman looking for extra space for mamma cows with a side of hunting lease income. There is a drilled water well and a dug pond that reliably holds water on opposite ends of the property. Fencing is in

Pretty Prairie Wildlife Sanctuary & Buildsite -Mature Timber -Excellent Deer Hunting -Turkey & Quail -Paved Road Frontage -Maintained Trail System -Income Producing Cropland -Premier Build Site -Available Electricity -Tall Grass, Bedding Cover -Creek Crossings -6 Miles to US 54 HWY -30 Minutes to Wichita -1 mile to Pretty Prairie -USD 311 Schools Just South of the charming town of Pretty Prairie

Located just outside of the City of McPherson is 60+/- acres of productive cropland. This farm is entirely tillable comprised of Class II Silty Clay Loam with a weighted average NCCPI of 55. The farm has a history of raising corn, soybeans and winter wheat. This is a manageable sized addition to your farm operation with likely accounting benefits from excess soil fertility. The field is currently

Situated Just south of Kismet near Liberal, Kansas is 159+/- Acres of fertile cropland. This tract has a strong Irrigation Water Right. Perfected Water Right #33240 authorizes 160 acres to be irrigated with 240 Acre Feet pumped at over 1,000 gallons per minute. This water right has been active for a long time, priority date 6/29/1979. The ability to water 240AF over the center pivot area roughly

Located Southeast of Larned is 302+/- acres ready for new ownership. The farm is one-of-a-kind. A substantial Water Right #17085 is used to pivot irrigate 235 acres of fertile cropland. With a Priority Date in 1970, this perfected appropriation is proven for long-term productivity. 245 Acre Feet is Authorized at a flow rate of 850 gallons per minute. The drilled well hits water at 42 feet drawing

In Western Stafford County on Radium Road is 136+/- acres available to purchase. The land is characterized by fertile cropland and timbered shelter belts. This farm has a history of raising corn, milo, wheat and soybeans and a variety of feed crops. It’s location, on paved 90th St is situated between multiple grain elevators. Getting to or from the property to check cattle and haul equipment is