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131 acres m/l Van Buren County
Description
131 acres (m/l) of prime land in Van Buren County, Iowa. This diverse combination farm is conveniently situated just 3 miles south of Keosauqua, offering excellent access from both the east and north. With multiple ponds, tillable acreage, and timberland, this property presents numerous opportunities. Great building sites, incredible hunting, improved pasture, great location!
The Farm Service Agency (FSA) reports that there are 60.88 tillable acres with a CSR2 average of 44.5, currently planted in grass for pasture and hay. All agricultural rights are leased until March 1, 2025. The annual rent of $6,640.00 from March 1 to February 28, to be prorated at closing.
Additionally, hunting rights are leased for $2,620.00 annually and will also be prorated until the closing date.
