315.81+/- acres of fertile farmland, offered in two distinct tracts, will be up for auction in November. Located just west of Norton, Kansas, along County Road W-8, both tracts benefit from excellent accessibility just off US Highway 36 and on a well-maintained gravel road. They are also situated a short drive from the scenic Keith Sebelius Lake and the Prairie Dog State Park. Both of these tracts are currently drilled to wheat on a 1/3 2/3 crop share agreement, with full possession upon the harvest of the 2027 wheat crop.
TRACT 1 Tract 1 features approximately 156.85+/- total acres, with 143.76+/- acres of prime tillable farmland. A small creek winds through the center of the property, providing great recreational opportunities, coming off of the Norton Wildlife Area to the south. This farm is predominantly composed of Hord and Holdrege silt loam soils, known for their fertility and excellent drainage characteristics. The topography across this tract exhibits a slight to moderate slope as it slopes toward the creek in the center of the farm. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SE1/4 Less Rd R/W Subject to Restrictions of Record, S 08 – T 03 S – R 24 W in Norton County, Kansas ACRE BREAKDOWN (per assessor):
Dryland Acres: 143.76 +/-
Recreational Acres: 13.09 +/-
Total Acres: 156.85 +/-
PROPERTY TAXES (2025): $1,406.52 FSA INFORMATION:
Total Cropland Acres: 143.43
Wheat: 29.17 Base Acres – 49 PLC Yield
Corn: 73.79 Base Acres – 71 PLC Yield
Grain Sorghum: 18.92 Base Acres – 63 PLC Yield
Soybeans: 18.61 Base Acres – 30 PLC Yield
Total Base Acres: 140.49
TRACT 2 Tract 2 is comprised of 158.96+/- acres and showcases predominantly Class II Holdrege silt loam soils, which are recognized for their high productivity and suitability for a wide range of crops. The western half of this tract has little to no change in topography, gradually transitioning into a small draw along the east half of the farm. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SW1/4 Less Rd R/W Subject to Restrictions of Record, S 09 – T 03 S – R 24 W in Norton County, Kansas ACRE BREAKDOWN (per assessor):
Dryland Acres: 158.96 +/-
Total Acres: 158.96 +/-
PROPERTY TAXES (2025): $1,335.08 FSA INFORMATION:
Total Cropland Acres: 158.26
Wheat: 32.40 Base Acres – 49 PLC Yield
Corn: 80.38 Base Acres – 71 PLC Yield
Grain Sorghum: 23.35 Base Acres – 63 PLC Yield
Soybeans: 19.37 Base Acres – 30 PLC Yield
Total Base Acres: 155.50
For both tracts, all mineral rights owned by the seller, if any, convey to the buyer.
Norton48 Auction
PROPERTY LOCATION
From Norton, travel west along US Highway 36 for 8 miles. Turn south onto County Road W-8, and continue for 1.5 miles. The tracts will be located on both sides of the road. Signs will be posted.
This auction is of 76.82 ± acres of high-quality irrigated farm ground in Harvey County, Kansas! Located just 3 miles north of Bentley and 5 miles south of Halstead along blacktop Halstead Road, this tract combines productive soils, established irrigation infrastructure, valuable water rights, and excellent year-round access in an area where quality farm ground rarely changes hands. With a center pivot, 101 acre-feet of permitted water, and an 800 GPM irrigation well, this property is set up for serious crop production and offers an incredible opportunity for investors, local producers, and neighboring landowners looking to expand their holdings. Live auction with online bidding.
Andres real estate auction featuring a 12.34± acre property offering your own little piece of the country with privacy, space, recreation, wildlife, and plenty of possibilities. The home sits back off the road, giving you a great sense of privacy and seclusion, yet you are only 2.5 miles from Highway 50, providing convenient access to Newton, Wichita, and El Dorado. The ranch-style home was built in 1969 and offers 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 1,826 sq. ft. on the main floor, a full unfinished basement, and an attached 2-car garage. You will appreciate the new roof and gutters, backup generator, fireplace, office, rural water, central air, radiant ceiling heat, updated kitchen, and the abundance of outdoor space. The 12.34± acres also offer plenty to enjoy outdoors, with a timbered seasonal creek and pond providing excellent wildlife habitat. Whitetail deer can often be seen moving through the property, including some nice bucks right in the yard. Whether you enjoy hunting, wildlife watching, or simply having room to roam, this property provides a great setting to enjoy the outdoors. Several outbuildings add even more versatility and potential. Improvements include a 120' × 50' shed with a gravel floor, a 104' × 40' building with concrete floors that was formerly part of a dairy operation, and an additional building that could serve as an office, studio, workshop, or hobby space. With a comfortable home, multiple outbuildings, recreational opportunities, wildlife habitat, privacy, and a convenient location, this property offers a combination that is becoming increasingly difficult to find. Also selling a vehicle, tractor, zero turn mower, JD Gator & more. Live auction with online bidding on Tuesday, October 13th at 6:00pm CT at 1661 90th - Peabody, KS 66866.
307.6+/- acre Lyon County, KS in 2 tracts. Allen Creek flows through the heart of the farm, creating a natural travel corridor that draws trophy whitetail deer, wild turkey, and a wide range of other wildlife. Each tract carries an original homestead site, a nod to the farm’s long family history. At the northwest corner of tract 1 is a 1,248 sq ft, 2-bedroom, 1-bath home with a full unfinished basement, well-suited as a primary residence or as a basecamp for a hunter using the farm year-round, along with a large shop with a concrete floor for storing equipment and gear. Hunting pressure has been limited for years, and the results show: bucks have been allowed to reach maturity, a fact backed up by trail camera photos captured this past summer showing the caliber of deer calling this farm home. A mix of tillable fields, mature hardwoods, and brushy pockets provides exactly the combination of food, cover, and bedding that mature whitetails seek out, while several smaller fields are perfectly sized to be converted into food plots or simply left standing as a wildlife food source. A certified forester has evaluated the entire property and identified harvestable walnut timber throughout the farm, adding a timber value component on top of the farm’s agricultural and recreational value. Live auction with online bidding.
