Clean Cattle Pasture with Good Fence
Legal Description: SE4, S15, T33, R07, ACRES 158.6
Situated just 2 miles from Anthony, Kansas. This property offers quality pasture that provides excellent grazing opportunities, making it an ideal choice for livestock. The whole quarter is well-secured with quality fencing. Cross-fencing is in place for rotational grazing that creates 3 paddocks allowing the plants to rest, regrow, and improve soil, and animal health. A centrally located water source, supplied by a rural water line, creates a reliable water supply for your livestock and enhances the land's practicality and ease of use.
If you're looking to expand your cattle operations or seeking to invest in Kansas land, this parcel offers both options.
The soils on this property consist of 65 acres of class 2 Woodward-Quinlan loams, 62 acres of class 1 Dale silt loam (70 NCCPI), and 32 acres of Grant silt loam. If desired, parts of this...
The soils on this property consist of 65 acres of class 2 Woodward-Quinlan loams, 62 acres of class 1 Dale silt loam (70 NCCPI), and 32 acres of Grant silt loam. If desired, parts of this farm could be turned from grass into row crop production. The overall NCCPI average is about standard for the county at 52.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of grassland just minutes from Anthony, KS, and directly across the road from Anthony Lake.
For questions or to arrange a viewing contact the listing agent, Trevor Stoll.
Listing Agent: Trevor Stoll (620) 960-4555
Property Features
Nice fencing
Cross Fencing
Rural water line
Ability to convert to crop production
Near Anthony Lake
2 miles from Anthony, KS
2 miles to Hwy 2
6 miles to Hwy 160
9 miles to Harper, KS
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