000 County Road 512

About This Property

Premium 80 +/- Acre Irrigated Farmland in Mississippi County, MO Here’s an incredible opportunity to purchase a premium 80-acre agricultural tract in the renowned Wolf Island region of Mississippi County, Missouri. The property is located just one-quarter mile west of the historic Towosahgy State Historic Site. The tract features a strong soil profile comprising Tiptonville Silt Loam, Towosahgy Fine Sandy Loam, and Reelfoot Silt Loam. These river-deposited soils are recognized for productive crop yields and resilience. A center-pivot irrigation system efficiently serves the tillable acreage, providing a consistent water supply throughout the growing season and supporting dependable yield performance. In addition to its farming income potential, the property includes approximately 11 acres of timber. This creates an island of cover for wildlife in an otherwise crop field dominated landscape. County Road 512 frontage and well-designed field roads provide dependable access around the property. Whether acquired as a productive financial investment or as a continuation of the region’s agricultural tradition, this 80-acre parcel offers compelling long-term value. An additional 440 acres is also available just a few miles away off County Rd. 507. High yielding farmland in this area does not change hands often, so call Land Agent Dane Werner for more information today! Property Features: • 80 +/- acres in the rich agricultural Wolf Island region of Mississippi County, MO • 67 FSA tillable acres • Along County Road 512, just minutes from Hwy. 77 • Electric powered center pivot irrigation • Strong soil profile • High crop yield potential and farm has consistently supported two crops per year • Field roads on all sides of the property • 11 acres of timber enhances the wildlife habitat • 14 miles from East Prairie, MO • Taxes: $1,164

Rich delta cropland against the great river's edge.

Mississippi County lies against the great river that gives it its name, a wedge of flat, deep alluvial farmland in the eastern Bootheel. The soil is rich and level, planted in cotton, soybeans, corn, and rice, much of it irrigated and served by an extensive network of drainage ditches. This is prime row-crop investment ground, the kind of land bought to be farmed rather than roamed. The river and its backwaters shape the recreation, pulling waterfowl into flooded fields and low sloughs through the season, with dove shooting along the margins in early fall. With little standing timber, Mississippi County speaks to buyers who value productive cropland and open-country wingshooting over big-woods pursuits.

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