Kentland, IN 47951 - Newton County

Newton County, Indiana 4+/- Miles Northwest of Kentland, IN This farm offers a unique variety of features, as portions of this property have some of the most productive soil types in this part of Indiana, while Tract 3 offers nearly 4/10ths of a mile of Iroquois River frontage, as well as woods and hunting opportunities. It is the auction companys understanding that the land being farmed in this sale has been mostly pattern tiled on 50 ft. centers. Evidence of this can be seen on the map of tract 1 below.

TAXES FOR 2022:

Taxes for 2021 payable in 2022:

Tract 1: $999.68 - Tract 2: $1,108.78 - Tract 3: $1,124.64

DRAINAGE ASSESSMENTS: Tract 1: $11.09 - Tract 2: $12.30 - Tract 3: $12.48

FSA INFORMATION: Base Acreage: Corn: 58.7 Soybeans: 49.8

PLC Yield: Corn 180 - Soybeans 47

OPEN HOUSE/INSPECTION DATES

3-5PM Central

Thursday, May 12

Tuesday, May 24

Meet a Schrader Representative at Tract 1.

PROPERTY LOCATION

From Kentland, go North on US 41 approximately 3.3 miles to CR 1250 S and then go West 2 miles to CR 450 W, then turn South 1/3 of a mile to CR 1300 S and turn West (right). The farm will be on your left, approximately 1/2 mile from your last turn. Follow the road around to the West to see all three tracts.

AUCTION LOCATION

South Newton High School Auxiliary Gymnasium.

13102 S. 50 E Kentland, IN 47951.

From Kentland at the intersection of US 41 and US 24, travel East on US 24 approximately 2.9 miles to CR 50 E. Turn North (left) onto 50 E and travel approximately 2 3/4 miles to the auction site on the West side of the Road (left). Enter the school through door 4 on the East side of the building.

TRACT DESCRIPTIONS

Tract 1: 35 ac with 30.46+/- Tillable. This tract is highly productive soils with a WAPI of 153.3. This farm has frontage on CR 1300 S, with a deeded access to the creek to the South.

Tract 2: 40 ac with 39.26+/- tillable. Road frontage on two sides along CR 525 W and CR 1275 S. This tract boasts a WAPI of 143.6.

Tract 3: 42 ac with 39.3+/- in cropland, and 3.5+/- acres of wooded Iroquois River frontage. A portion of this tract was previously enrolled in the CRP program, but expired last Fall and is free to be farmed, or contact county FSA for conservation options. Tract has a WAPI of 126.6.