310.85 +/- Acres - Renville County, ND

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LAND AUCTION

310.85 +/- Acres - Renville County, ND

Tuesday, May 7, 2024 – 11:00 a.m. (CT)

Auction Location: Kenmare Memorial Hall - Kenmare, ND

Auction Note: Join Pifer's Auctioneers for this Pifer’s Exclusive Land Auction featuring 310.85 +/- acres of prime land near the Canadian border in Renville County, ND. This expansive property embraces fertile cropland, lush hayland, and productive pastureland, complemented by a remarkable grain storage facility. With convenient access along County Rd. #2, this parcel offers unparalleled potential. 
 

Contacts:  Andy Mrnak at 701.206.1095, Jim Sabe at 701.523.6283, or Pifer’s Auction & Realty at 701.523.7366 for more information and a complete catalog.

Driving Directions:

From Bowbells, ND: Drive north on Hwy. #52 for 6 miles then west for 1 mile to Hwy. #8.  Drive north on Hwy. #8 for 6.5 miles towards Northgate to County Rd. #2.  Turn east and drive on County Rd. #2.  Follow it east and south and then east again for 14 miles to the land on the south side of the road.

From Sherwood, ND: Drive west on County Rd. #2 for 16 miles.  The property is on the south side of the road.

Parcel 1

Acres: 155.85 +/- 

Legal:  NW¼ Less ROW 8-163-87

Crop Acres: 113.49 +/- 

Grass Acres: 38.11 +/-

Taxes (2023): $895.54

This highly productive quarter of cropland showcases the remarkable fertility of Hamlet-Souris, Swenoda, and Hamlet-Tonka-Wyard loams, boasting an impressive average Soil Productivity Index (SPI) of 71.8. While predominantly utilized for hay production, this land holds immense promise for profitable crop rotation. Moreover, the property includes a state-of-the-art grain bin site offering outstanding grain storage capacity, further enhancing its value and versatility.

Parcel 2

Acres: 155 +/- 

Legal: NE¼  8-163-87

Crop Acres:  59.32 +/- 

Grass Acres: 93.86 +/- 

Taxes (2023): $756.77

Parcel 2 presents another exceptional opportunity, comprising both highly productive cropland and rangeland. Although the pastureland is immediately available for lush grazing, a significant portion of the rangeland holds potential for conversion into profitable cropland. With an SPI of over 55 throughout the entire quarter, this parcel is primed for success. Additionally, it features a small stock dam and excellent accessibility via County Rd. #2, further enhancing its appeal and functionality.

OWNERS: Jeff & Debbie Duerre