541.34 Acres - Kidder & Stutsman Counties, ND
541.34 Acres - Kidder & Stutsman Counties, ND
Monday, October 13, 2025 - 10:00 AM
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This auction features 541.34 +/- acres of productive farmland in Kidder & Stutsman Counties, ND. The parcels are located in Newbury and Graf townships. Parcel one features a mix of productive cropland and lush pasture. Parcel two features over 300 +/- acres with productive crop acres and mature tree rows and grassland areas with excellent wildlife habitat. Parcel three contains 80 +/- acres of mostly cropland currently planted to rye with easy access along the north border of the property. This will be a live auction held in Jamestown, ND with online bidding available. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your farm operation or diversify your investment portfolio!
Parcel 1 • Stutsman County, ND
Parcel 2 • Kidder County, ND
Parcel 3 • Kidder County, ND
114 2nd Ave SW -Steele, ND
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Tax Planning Strategies for Landowners
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