160 Acres - Pierce County, ND
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160 Acres - Pierce County, ND
Auction Note
This Pierce County land features 160 acres suitable for wheat, canola, sunflowers and soybeans. The cropland has excellent soils, many of which have Soil Productivity Indexes (SPI) ranging 72-79. This is a good opportunity in Pierce County to expand your operation or investment portfolio with productive cropland located northeast of Selz, ND. This will be a live auction with internet and phone bidding available. Current perpetual US Fish & Wildlife Wetland Easement on this parcel.
The seller shall retain 100 (%) of whatever minerals interests (rights and royalties_ sellers own or are determined at a later date through title review to have owned at the time of this conveyance, including but not limited to Oil, Coal, Gas, Uranium and Hydrocarbons owned as of record today.
In this transaction the seller shall retain __0 _(%) of whatever aggregate they own, including but not limited to Gravel, Clay, Sand, Dirt and Scoria.
Property Information
Acres: 160 +/-
Legal: NE¼ 10-151-72
FSA Crop Acres: 140.37 +/-
Taxes: $1,074.60 (2024)
Tax Parcel: 05967000
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