Worth County, Missouri

Worth County

Northwest Missouri

Compact rolling farm country with quiet timber and grass

Northwest Missouri

The Land in Worth County

Worth County is small and rolling, tucked against the Iowa border in northwest Missouri's grass-and-grain country. Its hills carry pasture, hay, and cattle, with row crops worked in the bottoms and level ground, while timbered draws and creek corridors thread between the open fields. That interplay of grass and timber makes for reliable whitetail and turkey habitat, and the county's quiet, lightly worked character appeals to the buyer looking for privacy and space. Here a tract can serve as a cattle place, a grain farm, and a hunting property all at once. Farm ponds supply the livestock, the wooded corridors hold game, and the whole of it reflects honest, workable northwest Missouri land.

Terrain
Compact rolling hills and draws
Land Use
Cattle, hay, and row crops
Water
Grand River tributaries and farm ponds
Recreation
Whitetail and turkey in quiet timber
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By the Numbers

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Land, farm & acreage (5+ acres) in Worth County. Sold figures reflect closed MLS transactions over the trailing 12 months; median $/acre is based on raw land without a dwelling. Source: MARIS MLS.

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