This exceptional farm is situated just north of US-165, along Stroh Road and Burks Switch Road, in Almyra, Arkansas County, Arkansas. Spanning approximately 660 acres (+/-), the property features around 509.49 acres of prime tillable farmland, predominantly utilized for growing rice, soybeans, and corn. The land is level and lies outside the floodplain in Flood Zone X, providing an ideal environment for agricultural operations. The tillable acreage is fully irrigated through four main reservoirs, equipped with recovery ponds and utilizing both diesel and electric-powered relifts. Efficient row watering systems are in place to support optimal crop irrigation. In addition to its agricultural assets, the property offers outstanding recreational opportunities, including excellent waterfowl and deer hunting, as well as fishing, making it an attractive choice for outdoor enthusiasts. Improvements on the property include a barn/shop, an open utility shelter, and six grain bins with a combined storage capacity of approximately 45,000 bushels (7,500 bushels per bin). Two additional bin hoppers are available, with capacities ranging from 2,500 to 3,000 bushels. Currently, the farm is leased under a tenant agreement, generating rental income, with the lease set to expire in December 2026.
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