439.83 Acre Bottineau County, ND Land Auction

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439.83 Acre Bottineau County, ND Land Auction

Tuesday, October 27th at 12:00pm CT

Cobblestone Inn & Suites - Bottineau, ND

Live auction with online bidding

Driving Directions - From Bottineau, ND: proceed 18 miles west on ND State Hwy #5, then 2 miles south on 7th Ave. NW for Parcels 1 & 2. For parcel 3, proceed a ½ mile further south. 

Auction Note - This farmland, featuring 153.7 +/- acres of cropland and 216.5 +/- acres of Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), is in western Bottineau County, North Dakota. Approximately 74 acres of CRP land will expire in 2026 and can be converted to cropland. This CRP has a Soil Productivity Index (SPI) of 72! The cropland has mostly Hamlet-Balaton Loam soil with an SPI of 82.

 

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Parcel 1

Acres: 76.28 +/-

Legal: E½SW¼ Less Farmstead 2-161-79

Crop Acres: 74.4 +/- (Currently CRP - Expires in 2026)

Taxes: 644.60 (2025)

This parcel features 74.4 +/- acres previously in CRP and can be converted to cropland. The SPI is 72.1, mostly Hamlet-Balaton Loam and Embden fine sandy loam soils.

 

Parcel 2

Acres: 183.55 +/-

Legal: NE¼ & NE¼NW¼ 11-161-79

Crop Acres: 29.58 +/-

CRP Acres: 142.1 +/- Acres @ $72.58/acre - $10,316/annually – Expires: 9/30/2038

Taxes: $1,388.80 (2025)

This parcel features 29.58 +/- acres of highly productive cropland with an SPI of 81.8, mostly Hamlet-Balaton Loam soil. It is planted to soybeans in 2026. The CRP payments and terms are listed above.

 

Parcel 3

Acres: 180 +/-

Legal: S½SE¼NW¼; N½SW¼; SE¼SW¼ & SW¼SE¼ 2-161-79

Crop Acres: 134.12 +/-

Taxes: $1,627.17 (2025)

This parcel features 134.12 +/- crop acres with an SPI of 82, mostly Hamlet-Balaton Loam soil. It is planted to wheat in 2026. The balance of the property is grassland, hay land, pastureland and wetlands.

 

The seller reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids. Kevin D. Pifer ND #715. All statements made the day of the auction take precedence over all printed materials. All sub-surface minerals will be reserved.

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