36996 State Highway 53

About This Property

Productive dryland farm in a great location between Campbell and Glennonville, Missouri! This approximately 134.9-acre m/l farm sits along the north side of Highway 53 and offers an excellent opportunity to add productive acreage to an existing farming operation or for those looking for a solid land investment. The farm consists of primarily productive soils, including Overcup silt loam, Dundee silt loam, Foley silt loam, and Dubbs silt loam. Productive farmland in this area is hard to come by, making this a great opportunity to acquire additional acreage in a desirable farming area. The farm will be sold open for the 2027 farming season, providing a great opportunity for the successful bidder to plan ahead for next year's crop. A survey will be completed prior to closing, and the property will be sold based on the actual surveyed acreage. Survey costs will be split 50/50 between the buyer and seller. A house and shop located on the farm will also sell AS IS, WHERE IS, with no warranties or guarantees regarding condition. ONLINE AUCTION: The farm will sell by online auction, with bidding closing October 6, 2026, at 6:00 PM. Don't miss this opportunity to purchase productive farmland in a sought-after area. Whether you're looking to expand your farming operation or add farmland to your investment portfolio, this property deserves a close look.

Deep delta soil and duck-heavy skies in the Bootheel's heart.

Dunklin County sits deep in the heart of the Bootheel, a landscape of nearly level, deep alluvial soil built for intensive farming. This is delta country in its purest form: cotton, rice, soybeans, and corn, much of it irrigated, worked in large fields laced with drainage ditches. For the investor or operator, Dunklin represents prime, income-producing cropland where the soil does the heavy lifting. Recreation leans hard toward the sky — flooded rice fields and ditches pull in ducks and geese through the season, and doves work the field edges in early fall. There is little timber here, so buyers come for productive ground and waterfowl rather than big-woods deer hunting. It is farmland first, and unapologetic about it.

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