Aerial view of sparsely populated area with a large body of water and abundant farmland
Aerial view of sparsely populated area with large plots for crops and a large body of water
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Aerial view of sparsely populated area with a nearby body of water
Aerial view of a large body of water and a golf club
Aerial view of property and surrounding area featuring rural landscape and large plots for crops
Aerial view of property and surrounding area featuring rural landscape and abundant farmland
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View of rural area
Aerial view of sparsely populated area
Drone / aerial view of a golf course
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Overview of rural landscape
Aerial view of sparsely populated area with large plots for crops
New Listing!!! Known as the Midland IRA Farm, is a 94.9-acre property located on County Road 102 near Miami in Saline County, Missouri. Of the total acreage, approximately 84.24 acres are tillable. The farm offers some hunting opportunities, particularly for waterfowl along the Missouri River. It has undergone restoration efforts following a past levee break that left sand deposits; these have since been removed and the soil has been deep plowed, with photos available upon request. The land has recently produced high-yielding crops and holds further potential for agricultural improvement. With additional investment and management, the property could be optimized either for productive row cropping or enhanced waterfowl hunting.
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New Listing!!! Known as the Midland IRA Farm, is a 94.9-acre property located on County Road 102 near Miami in Saline County, Missouri. Of the total acreage, approximately 84.24 acres are tillable. The farm offers some hunting opportunities, particularly for waterfowl along the Missouri River. It has undergone restoration efforts following a past levee break that left sand deposits; these have since been removed and the soil has been deep plowed, with photos available upon request. The land has recently produced high-yielding crops and holds further potential for agricultural improvement. With additional investment and management, the property could be optimized either for productive row cropping or enhanced waterfowl hunting.
