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Land Lease: 678.47 Acres - Lincoln & Turner Counties, SD

Land Lease: 678.47 Acres - Lincoln & Turner Counties, SD

Auction Note

This is a rare opportunity to lease highly productive farmland for the 2026 through 2028 crop years located in Turner and Lincoln Counties, South Dakota, within 4 miles of Davis, SD. The properties have been farmed and carefully managed for more than 30 years, reflecting long-term stewardship and consistent agricultural performance.

The leased parcels range in size from approximately 17 +/- to 128 +/- acres, offering flexibility for both small expansions and larger operational growth. Many of the parcels feature highway frontage with excellent access, allowing for efficient movement of equipment and grain hauling. Proximity to local grain elevators and ethanol plants further enhances logistical efficiency, making these leases well suited for operations of any size.

The combination of productive soils, strong access, and location near key agricultural markets creates an excellent opportunity for producers looking to strengthen or expand their farming operation.

The successful bidder will receive possession on or before February 16, 2026, allowing adequate time for planning and preparation ahead of the 2026 crop year.  Successful bidder will also get APH bushels for each parcel from previous land manager.

 

Bidding Procedure: 

  1. Online bidding will Open January 23, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. (CT),  Bidding will close January 28, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. (CT)
  2. All bids will be submitted on an annual per acre basis.
  3. The winning bidder will (upon Landowner acceptance) receive a lease agreement provided by Pifer’s Land Management.
  4. Bidders are bidding on a 3-year lease agreement. The agreement will begin at the signing of the contract and terminate December 31, 2028.
  5. Annual rent will be due on or before March 15th of each year of the lease agreement.
  6. The awarded bidder must provide Farm Liability insurance policy that meets lease agreement standards.
  7. At the Landowners request, Crop residue will remain on the leased property, and any manure application may be considered with prior landowner approval. 
  8. The Landowner reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids.
  9. All statements made the day the last day of bidding will take precedence over all printed materials.

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This land lease is offered online only!

Bidding Opens: Friday, January 23, 2026 – 10:00 a.m.
Bidding Closes: Wednesday, January 28, 2026 – 2:00 p.m.

 

Parcel 1 • Turner County, SD

Legal: Part of the SE¼SW¼ 33-98-52
Crop Acres: 17.89 +/-

Parcel 1 consists of 17.89 +/- acres of highly productive agricultural land located on the north side of Davis, SD. The parcel is primarily tillable row crop ground and features excellent driveway access, allowing for efficient equipment entry and field operations. While this is the smallest parcel offered in the lease auction, it provides a strong opportunity for an operation seeking to add a focused number of productive acres.

Parcel 2 • Lincoln County, SD

Legal: Lot 1, Part of 1, Part of 2 & Part of 2 in 31-98-51
Crop Acres: 95.97 +/-

Parcel 2 includes 95.97 +/- acres of quality cropland. The parcel has been tiled and features multiple driveway approaches, providing easy access for field operations. The land is largely tillable and well suited for high-producing row crop production.

Parcel 3 • Turner County, SD

Legal: NW¼SW¼ & Part of the NE¼SW¼ 34-98-52
Crop Acres: 38.1 +/-

Parcel 3 offers 38.1 +/- acres of productive farmland. The parcel has been drain tiled and features a driveway approach off the county highway, supporting efficient equipment access.

Parcel 4 • Turner County, SD

Legal: Part of the NW¼SW¼ & SW¼SW¼ 34-98-52
Crop Acres: 36 +/-

Parcel 4 is made up of 36 +/- acres of agricultural ground. The parcel has been drain tiled and offers excellent highway frontage on the south and west sides, providing convenient access for farming operations. The land is predominantly tillable and well suited for all types of row crop.

Parcel 5 • Turner County, SD

Legal: W½SE¼, Part of NE¼ SE¼ & Part of the SE¼SE¼ 4-97-52
Crop Acres: 128.01 +/-

Parcel 5 features 128.01 +/- acres of cropland. The parcel is primarily row crop ground, with the east side sloped to a well-maintained CRP waterway that supports drainage and field integrity. This is one of the larger parcels offered for lease and allows for high efficiency in field operations.

Parcel 6 • Turner County, SD

Legal: Part of the NE¼NE¼ & Part of the SE¼NE¼ 10-97-52
Crop Acres: 50.53 +/-

Parcel 6 consists of 50.53 +/- acres of well-maintained farmland. This parcel is largely tillable and suitable for row crop production with reliable access for equipment movement.

Parcel 7 • Turner County, SD

Legal: Part of the SW¼NE¼, Part of the NE¼SW¼, NW¼SE¼, Part of the NE¼SE¼, Part of the SE¼SW¼, Part of the SW¼SE¼ & Part of the SE¼SE¼ 10-97-52
Crop Acres: 110.55 +/-

Parcel 7 contains 110.55 +/- acres of agricultural land made up primarily of highly productive row crop ground. The parcel features strong soil productivity ratings combined with gently sloped terrain that promotes natural runoff, creating excellent growing conditions and efficient field operations. This parcel stands out as a top-tier opportunity for high-performing crop production.

Parcel 8 • Turner County, SD

Legal: N½NW¼ 15-97-52
Crop Acres: 79.62 +/-

Parcel 8 encompasses 79.62 +/- acres of tillable cropland. The parcel carries one of the highest soil productivity ratings among the parcels offered for lease and is well configured for high-yield, efficient farming operations.

Parcel 9 • Turner County, SD

Legal: N½NE¼16-97-52
Crop Acres: 75.61 +/-

(Parcel Updated 1/2/26)

Parcel 9 consists of 75.61 +/- acres of highly productive row-crop ground and offers the strongest opportunity for future expansion. The south 80.49 +/- acres are currently under lease for the 2026 crop year. Among the parcels offered, this tract carries the highest Soil Productivity Index (SPI). The field layout is clean and open, with good internal drainage and few obstructions, making it well suited for sustained, high-yield crop production and efficient field operations over the long term.

Parcel 10 • Turner County, SD

Legal: SE1/4 NW1/4 16-97-52
Crop Acres: 46.19 +/-

Parcel 10 offers 46.19 +/- acres of agricultural land. The parcel is primarily tillable and supports row crop production with access provided off the owner’s driveway. While smaller in size, this parcel has a strong production history and presents a practical opportunity to add acreage to an existing farming operation.

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Neil Broughton
605.351.4931
nbroughton@pifers.com

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855.1 Acres - McIntosh County, ND

855.1 Acres - McIntosh County, ND

Written Bids Due: January 9, 2026 - 5:00 PM

Auction Note

This is a rare opportunity to rent approximately 855.1 +/- acres of highly productive farmland and excellent pastureland located in Southwest McIntosh Township. The property features exceptional soils with Soil Productivity Indexes (SPI) ranging from 45 to 76.5. In addition to the cropland, this lease also includes well-maintained pastureland enclosed with brand‑new fencing—ideal for livestock and ready for immediate use.

This tract has a long history of consistent yields and is well-suited for a variety of crops, including corn, soybeans, and small grains. Its productivity, combined with excellent drainage and field accessibility, makes it a highly desirable parcel for any producer looking to expand or strengthen their operation.

Pifer’s is accepting bids on these acres on a dollar amount per acre. Bids will need to be accompanied by a two-year farm plan and a letter of good standing from your financial institution. 

Bidders shall submit their top bid by January 9, 2026, by 5:00 p.m. (CT). Oral bidding will take place for each parcel on January 13, 2026. Bids will be submitted on an annual dollar-per-acre basis. The successful Bidder will receive possession upon signing of the lease.

 
 

 

Bidding Procedure: 

  1. All written bids must be received before 5:00 p.m. (CT) on January 9, 2026.
  2. Written bids will be submitted on an annual per acre basis.
  3. All written bids must be accompanied with a 2-year farming plan, including but not limited to, crop rotation, normal chemical application, field drainage plans and or suggested tiling plan. These stewardship/farming plans are important to the landowner(s) and will play an important role in the final decision when awarding the contracts.
  4. The winning bidder will (upon Landowner acceptance) receive a lease agreement provided by Pifer’s Land Management.
  5. Bidders are bidding on a 2-year lease agreement. The agreement will begin at the signing of the contract and terminate December 31, 2027.
  6. The top written bids will be invited to the Oral Bidding and will have an opportunity to raise their bid at a time and place designated by Pifer’s Auction & Realty. Oral Bidding will be on January 13, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. (CT).
  7. Each Oral Bidder will have the opportunity to bid on each parcel individually as well as altogether (Overall).  Each Oral Bidder must bid on at least one parcel individually to qualify for participation in the Overall bidding process.
  8. Annual rent will be due on or before March 15th of each year of the lease agreement.
  9. The awarded bidder must provide a letter of good standing from their financial institution included with their bid form.
  10. The awarded bidder must provide Farm Liability insurance policy that meets lease agreement standards.
  11. The Landowner reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids.
  12. All statements made the day the last day of bidding will take precedence over all printed materials.

Parcel 1

Legal: W½SE¼, Part of NE¼SE¼ & Part of SE¼SE¼ 35-131-73 & SW¼ 36-131-73
Pasture Acres: 252 +/-
Hay Acres: 28.1 +/-

This property includes 252 +/-acres of pasture, split into two separate units:

  • 100 +/- acres in Section 35
  • 152 +/- acres in Section 36
  • 28.1 +/- hay acres in Section 1

Both pastures have a solid mix of native and introduced grasses. They’re set up with multiple grazing cells throughout the parcel, all enclosed with brandnew fencing. Water is reliable, with a creek running through the property and several sloughs that hold water well.

The owners prefer a grazing rotation with cattle turned in around June 1st and pulled out by November 1st.

Overall, it’s a strong, readytouse grazing setup with plenty of grass, dependable water, and updated fence work.

Parcel 2

Legal: Part of Lot 4, SW¼NW¼ 1-130-73, Part of NE¼SE¼ & Part of SE¼SE¼ 35-131-73
Crop Acres: 97 +/-

This property includes 97 +/- acres of cropland:

  • 51 +/- crop acres in Section 35
  • 46 +/- crop acres in Section 1

This parcel includes a total of 97 +/- crop acres split between sections 35 and 1. Section 35 offers 51 +/- crop acres, while section 1 includes 46 +/- crop acres. The cropland averages an SPI of 45.1, made up mainly of Bowdle–Lehr loam soils, which are workable and consistently productive. 

Parcel 3

Legal: Part of Lot 1, Lot 2, S½NE¼, N½SE¼, SW¼SE¼, Part of SE¼SE¼ 1-130-73 & W½NW¼ 12-130-73
Crop Acres: 368 +/-

This property includes 368 +/- acres of cropland:

  • Section 1: 292 +/- crop acres
  • Section 12: 76 +/- crop acres

This parcel offers 368 +/- acres of solid, productive cropland, combining two sections that complement each other well. Section 1 includes 292 +/- acres with primarily Bowdle–Lehr loam and Wabek–Lehr complex soils, carrying a strong SPI of 56.2, and providing dependable, workable ground suited for a wide range of cropping plans. Section 12 adds 76 +/- acres of highquality cropland with an SPI of 76.5, offering some of the better soils in the area and adding real strength to the overall package. Together, these two sections form a wellbalanced, highpotential farming unit with reliable soils and consistent productivity across the entire 368 +/- acres.

Parcel 4

Legal: Part of NE¼NE¼, SE¼NE¼ & NE¼SE¼ 25-130-73
Crop Acres: 111 +/-

This parcel features 111 +/- acres of quality cropland located in section 25, carrying an SPI of 63.7. The soils are made up primarily of Bearpaw–Zeeland loams, known for being productive, workable, and wellsuited for consistent rowcrop production. This is a strong, wellbalanced tract with dependable soils and solid yield potential.

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Tyler Berby
218.850.0807
tberby@pifers.com

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