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**CLICK HERE TO REGISTER & BID FREE ONLINE** LAND AUCTION 477.79 +/- Acres - Bottineau County, ND Tuesday, October 22, 2024 – 10:00 a.m. Click Here for a Video of the Property!   Auction Location: Sleep Inn & Suites Conference Center - Minot, ND   Auction Note: This productive cropland in Bentinck Township is ideal for growing a variety of crops, including wheat, soybeans, corn, barley, canola, sunflowers and more. The land features high Soil Productivity Indexes (SPI), with some reaching 83.1! It offers excellent access and represents a rare opportunity to expand your agricultural operations or enhance your investment portfolio with highly productive farmland. Available in 2025.   Contact: Stacy Hurt at 720.291.6186 or stacyh@pifers.com.   Driving Directions: Parcels 1 & 2: From the Westhope, ND, travel south on Hwy. #83 for 5 miles. Turn west onto 99th St. NW and continue for 4 miles. You will arrive at parcel 2. To reach parcel 1, continue 0.5 miles west and 0.5 miles north on 19th Ave. NW.  Parcel 3: From Westhope, ND, travel southwest on Hwy. #83 for 6 miles. Turn west on Hwy. #5 for 6 miles to 20th Ave. NW. Go north on 20th Ave. NW for 1 mile and this will put you at the NW corner of parcel 3.       Parcel 1 Acres: 160 +/- Legal: NW¼ 13-162-81 Crop Acres: 159.68 +/- Taxes (2023): $1,817.27 This is productive cropland has an SPI of 74. The land primarily consists of Swenoda fine sandy loam, Embden fine sandy loam, and Towner loamy fine sand soils, making it well-suited for a variety of agricultural uses.     Parcel 2 Acres: 160 +/- Legal: SE¼ 13-162-81 Crop Acres: 158.45 +/- Taxes (2023): $1,934.07 This productive cropland boasts an SPI of 70.9. It features a range of soil types, including Swenoda fine sandy loam, Bearden silty clay, Glyndon loam, and Wyndmere fine sandy loam, offering excellent conditions for a variety of crops.     Parcel 3 Acres: 157.79 +/- Legal:  NW¼ Less R/W 26-162-81 Crop Acres: 146.76 +/- Taxes (2023): $2,157.49 This highly productive cropland has an SPI of 83.1! It is predominantly composed of Hamlet-Souris-Tonka complex, Gardena loam, and Glyndon loam soils, providing exceptional conditions for diverse agricultural use.       OWNER: Elefson Family