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FLORIDA, Suwannee County. A 1,681-acre irrigated farm sold for $12.95 million, or an average of $7,704 per acre. The farm's 1,347 irrigated acres included 16 wells and 15 center pivots. Of the remaining acres, 121 are suitable for dryland crop production, and the remaining are in woods, and cutover timber. Contact: Drew Bridges, Bridges Land Co. LLC; drew@bridgeslandcompany.com, 229-254-1117; https://www.bridgeslandcompany.com/…

INDIANA, St. Joseph County. A 120-acre farm sold for $2.4 million, or $20,000 per acre. The 20-acre homesite includes a 1,566-square-foot home built in 1904 and three barns. The remainder of the property is mostly level, tillable cropland featuring Crosier loam soils. Contact: Larry Jordan, Halderman Real Estate and Farm Management, lj@halderman.com, 765-473-5849; https://www.halderman.com/…

IOWA, Plymouth County. Twelve tracts totaling nearly 1,400 acres sold over two days at auction for $13.1 million, or an average of $9,357 per acre. The smallest tract, just shy of 12 acres, sold for the highest per-acre price, at $18,000 an acre, while the largest farm, at 207 acres, brought the second-highest per-acre price, at $16,000 per acre. The least-expensive parcel was a 78-acre tract that had severely eroded Ida silt loam soils. Contact: Randy Stabe, Stabe Auction and Realty; auction@frontiernet.net, 712-540-9640; https://www.stabeauctionandrealty.com/…

KANSAS, Norton County. Four tracts of farmland totaling 640 acres sold at auction for $944,250, or an average of $1,475 per acre. The farm was a mix of cropland, pasture and CRP. The smallest tract, a 70-acre parcel of cropland, sold for an average of $2,100 per acre, while the largest tract, a 325-acre field split between crops and grass, sold for an average of $1,250 per acre. Contact: Donald Hazlett, Farm and Ranch Realty Inc.; frr@frrmail.com, 800-247-7863; https://www.farmandranchrealty.com/…

MINNESOTA, Brown County. A farm that's just shy of 150 acres sold at auction for $1.59 million, or an average of $10,600 per acre. Offered in two parcels across the street from each other, the properties have a Price Loss Coverage yield of 171 bushels per acre (bpa) for corn and 49 bpa for soybeans. Each parcel contains some drainage tile. Contact: Nick Meixell, Hertz Real Estate Services; NickM@hertz.ag, 507-246-0909; https://www.hertz.ag/…

MISSOURI, Audrain and Monroe Counties. A 495-acre farm sold in 10 tracts in a private sale for $5.164 million, or an average of $10,432 per acre. The mostly tillable properties sold in tracts ranging from 10 to 98 acres, containing mostly Putnam, Mexico and Leonard silt loam soils. Contact: Jess Nighswonger, Schrader Real Estate and Auction Co. Inc.; auctions@schraderauction.com, 800-451-2709; https://www.schraderauction.com/…

TEXAS, Floyd County. A contiguous 2,768-acre property sold for $3.89 million, or $1,405 per acre. The property was originally listed at $4.1 million. The property contains 390 irrigated acres, 235 dryland crop acres and 1,842 acres of pasture. Two of the tracts have drip irrigation on 80-inch spacing. Contact: Brent McDonald, Farmers National Co.; BMcDonald@farmersnational.com, 806-503-2287; https://www.farmersnational.com/…

WISCONSIN, Grant County. A 115-acre farm sold in an online auction for $1.04 million, or $9,043 per acre. The farm's Fayette and Palsgrove silt loam soils carry an NCCPI rating of 79.7. The tract is hilly, with the NRCS soil data indicating some erosion. The farm also has a restrictive covenant preventing any future livestock facilities. Contact: Darrell Crapp, Sullivan Auctioneers; sold@sullivanauctioneers.com, 844-847-2161; https://www.sullivanauctioneers.com/…

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