Property Overview:Offering 298 plus or minus prime crop land across three parcels that create 298 contiguous acres of quality, non-irrigated cropland located in Edwards County along paved County Road 19. This property presents an exceptional opportunity for agricultural producers and investors seeking productive farmland in a reputable farming region. Crop Production History:In 2025, this land produced a yield of more than 70 bushels per acre of wheat planted over wheat. This strong production record highlights the fertility and productivity of the soil types on the property. The current dormant feed cover crop passes to the buyer. Soil Composition:|The acreage features a well-balanced mix of productive soils ideal for row crops, small grains, and hay crops. Attica Solvay Complex makes up 65 percent of the property and is known for favorable drainage and suitability for wheat and other crops. Solvay Loamy Soil makes up 21 percent of the property and offers good fertility and moisture retention. Tabler Clay Loam makes up 14 percent of the property and provides excellent structure and nutrient-holding capacity that supports consistent yields. Location and Access:This half section is situated on paved County Road 19 and is bordered by X Road on the south and Y Road on the north, with convenient access for equipment, livestock, transport, and grain marketing. Its contiguous layout simplifies management and field operations. Key Highlights:This property includes 298 contiguous acres in Edwards County.It features non-irrigated and highly productive cropland.It produced more than 70 bushels per acre of wheat in 2025.It offers excellent soil composition, including Attica Solvay Complex, Solvay Loamy Soil, and Tabler Clay Loam.It has easy access via paved County Road 19. For more details, options, and to schedule a property tour, contact the listing agent at your earliest convenience.
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