Lyman County Farmland
Lyman County Farmland 125.37 Acres | $332,230
LOCATION: This farmland is located in Lyman County, in central South Dakota 20 miles west of Chamberlain and Oacoma, SD and 63 miles southeast of Pierre, SD, the State Capitol of South Dakota. This property is in the heart of big farm, ranch, hunting and fishing country located on Highways 248 (old Hwy 16) within about a mile of Interstate 1-90 Exit 241, giving this property paved access to the world and easy delivery of crops to market. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lots 2, 3 & 4 and the SE¼NW¼ of Section 19, Township 105 North Range 74 West, Lyman County South Dakota containing 125.37 acres more or less. OWNERSHIP: This conveniently located farm land is owned by Eric Ganz and was previously part of the real estate owned by the late Senator Jim Abnor. Property in Lyman County is traditionally closely held and rarely available for purchase. LOCALE: Chamberlain and Oacoma are located on the Mighty Missouri River with rich heritage in native culture, old west history, hunting, fishing and recreation. They are also home to the Akta Lakota Museum and Cultural Center which explores the historic and contemporary lives of the northern Plains Indians, as well as the South Dakota Hall of Fame. Public art includes the sculpture Dignity, a 45 ft. high stainless steel figure of a Native American woman receiving a star quilt.
Pierre, as the State Capitol, is the center of government, is the leader in business and finance influenced significantly by the area’s agricultural industry, provides excellent educational opportunities, and offers a large variety of entertainment, hunting, fishing, golf and many other outdoor recreational activities.
AGRONOMY AND MARKET SERVICES: This is big farm country and agronomy services are available from a number of local and regionally owned outlets. Grain markets are also readily available either through local markets at Kennebec, SD six miles to the west, Reliance seven miles to the east, or Chamberlain, SD 20 miles to the east. In addition a 110 rail-car shuttle facility is available at Kimball, SD another 23 miles east of Chamberlain.
ACCESS: This 125.37 acres of farmland lies adjacent to paved SD Hwy 248 (old Hwy 16) and about a mile from 1-90 Exit 241 providing easy clean access to markets and services and community resources. Rural water and electric utilities are close and available for future development. OPERATION: This Lyman County real farmland is currently subject to a cash lease for the 2017 growing season with the entitlement of payments in the amount of 10,060.00 negotiable depending on purchase and closing dates. According to FSA records, there are 123.93 crop acres and recent yields include 1,400/a sunflower, 80 bus./a corn and milo, and 40 bus./a winter wheat. SOILS: This farmland is comprised of Millboro silty clay with as high as an 86 productivity index and has an impressive productivity index weighted average of 76.1 that will provide the new owner with high yields of his or her choice of crops. TAXES: Real estate taxes are a modest $991.60 for 2017. PRICE: This property is priced to sell at $332,230.00 which is a reasonable $2,650.00/acre.
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For more information and to schedule a showing Contact: Dan Todd, Broker (605) 494.0205, JD Hewitt, Broker 605.791.2300 or (cell) 605.347.1100 or Tyson Hewitt, Broker 605.206.0034 Hewitt Land Company, Inc. www.hewittlandcompany.com
LOCATION: This farmland is located in Lyman County, in central South Dakota 20 miles west of Chamberlain and Oacoma, SD and 63 miles southeast of Pierre, SD, the State Capitol of South Dakota. This property is in the heart of big farm, ranch, hunting and fishing country located on Highways 248 (old Hwy 16) within about a mile of Interstate 1-90 Exit 241, giving this property paved access to the world and easy delivery of crops to market. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lots 2, 3 & 4 and the SE¼NW¼ of Section 19, Township 105 North Range 74 West, Lyman County South Dakota containing 125.37 acres more or less. OWNERSHIP: This conveniently located farm land is owned by Eric Ganz and was previously part of the real estate owned by the late Senator Jim Abnor. Property in Lyman County is traditionally closely held and rarely available for purchase. LOCALE: Chamberlain and Oacoma are located on the Mighty Missouri River with rich heritage in native culture, old west history, hunting, fishing and recreation. They are also home to the Akta Lakota Museum and Cultural Center which explores the historic and contemporary lives of the northern Plains Indians, as well as the South Dakota Hall of Fame. Public art includes the sculpture Dignity, a 45 ft. high stainless steel figure of a Native American woman receiving a star quilt.
Pierre, as the State Capitol, is the center of government, is the leader in business and finance influenced significantly by the area’s agricultural industry, provides excellent educational opportunities, and offers a large variety of entertainment, hunting, fishing, golf and many other outdoor recreational activities.
AGRONOMY AND MARKET SERVICES: This is big farm country and agronomy services are available from a number of local and regionally owned outlets. Grain markets are also readily available either through local markets at Kennebec, SD six miles to the west, Reliance seven miles to the east, or Chamberlain, SD 20 miles to the east. In addition a 110 rail-car shuttle facility is available at Kimball, SD another 23 miles east of Chamberlain.
ACCESS: This 125.37 acres of farmland lies adjacent to paved SD Hwy 248 (old Hwy 16) and about a mile from 1-90 Exit 241 providing easy clean access to markets and services and community resources. Rural water and electric utilities are close and available for future development. OPERATION: This Lyman County real farmland is currently subject to a cash lease for the 2017 growing season with the entitlement of payments in the amount of 10,060.00 negotiable depending on purchase and closing dates. According to FSA records, there are 123.93 crop acres and recent yields include 1,400/a sunflower, 80 bus./a corn and milo, and 40 bus./a winter wheat. SOILS: This farmland is comprised of Millboro silty clay with as high as an 86 productivity index and has an impressive productivity index weighted average of 76.1 that will provide the new owner with high yields of his or her choice of crops. TAXES: Real estate taxes are a modest $991.60 for 2017. PRICE: This property is priced to sell at $332,230.00 which is a reasonable $2,650.00/acre.
Aerial Map
Soils Map
For more information and to schedule a showing Contact: Dan Todd, Broker (605) 494.0205, JD Hewitt, Broker 605.791.2300 or (cell) 605.347.1100 or Tyson Hewitt, Broker 605.206.0034 Hewitt Land Company, Inc. www.hewittlandcompany.com
