Logan County, Kansas Land For Sale (4 results)

311.5 +/- Acres of High Quality Tillable With Bonus Mule Deer Hunting In Logan County, KS Property Legal: N/2 S31, T13S, R32W Property Description: Located just West of 83 HWY in Southern Logan County and bordering the world renowned Nature Conservancy, this half section located between Oakley and Scott City offers the perfect blend of farming opportunities and trophy mule deer hunting potential. With a long history of world class mule deer and productive corn corps and currently planted to corn, the new owner will be able to take possession immediately upon the completion of the 2026 harvest. The property also features a heavy draw, abundant with wildlife that runs North and South through the Eastern portion of the property. While the draw is a nice bonus, it minimally impacts the farming opportunities. The current tenant has utilized the rich soils in the bottom of the draw to plant corn while maintaining the cover on both sides of the draw, providing the best of both worlds! If you're looking to expand your farming or investment portfolio while also securing a income generating mule deer hunting parcel, this half section is the perfect investment. For The Investor: This half section could make for an excellent investment purchase with a crop share agreement or cash rent plan. Excellent mule deer and upland hunting are available on the property and serve as a bonus to the income from the property. Mineral Rights: Surface Rights Only Tenant Rights: Buyer could take possession upon completion of 2026 harvest Estimated Property Taxes: $1,718.20 Driving Directions: From Oakley, KS located along Interstate-70 travel South on HWY 83 to Mustang Road. Turn West on Mustang Road and travel 3 miles to County Road 410. Go 1/2 mile North to meet the Southeast corner of the property. Key Features: -Excellent Corn Growing History -Bonus Mule Deer & Upland Hunting -Possession Following Corn Harvest -Strong Farming ROI Potential -Located Near Nature Conservancy -2026 Planted To Corn

This 159.7-acre tract, located just six miles south of Winona, Kansas along Highway 25, offers an appealing mix of income potential and recreation. Of the total acreage, approximately 144 acres are highly productive cropland, consisting primarily of Ulysses silt loam soils with gentle 03% slopes, and anchored by a 77.5-acre wheat base. With no current lease and no crops planted, the farmland is open for immediate operation. In addition, 11.06 acres are enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), providing $481 in annual income, while the blend of CRP, cropland, and surrounding grassland creates a diverse landscape attractive for recreational use. The buyer will reimburse the seller for spring maintenance spraying, and all of the seller's mineral rights--believed to be intact--will transfer at closing, adding long-term investment value to this productive and versatile property. Legal Description: S15, T12, R35, SW4 Tract Description: Approx. 144 acres of tillable acreage 11.06 acres of CRP Approx. 5 acres of unfenced grass Location: 6miles from Winona, Kansas on Highway 25 CRP (Conservation Reserve Program): 11.06 acres Annual Payment- $481 Cropland: ~144 acres No current crops planted No current lease on property Soil Types: Ulysses silt loam (0-1% and 1-3% slopes) Wheat Base: 77.5 Buyer will reimburse Seller for spring maintenance spraying. FSA Information: Future FSA farm program payments will follow the crops and be paid according to FSA regulations. Mineral Rights: All of the seller's interest in mineral rights will transfer to the buyer at closing. Minerals are believed to be intact. Real Estate Taxes: 2025 property taxes will be prorated to the date of closing Approximate Annual Taxes - $912.92

201 +/- Acres of Dryland Tillable With 100% OF CORN CROP TO THE BUYER In Southern Logan County, KS Property Legal: S14, T15, R32, ACRES 157.4, NE4 LESS RD R/W & LESS TR BEG 2202.02 W OF NE/C NE4 TH SW 66.36 & 204.05 & 285.83 TO W LIN NE4 TH N TO NW/C NE4 TH E 434.25 TO POB. & S11, T15, R32, ACRES 43.25, TR IN SE4 BEG 39 W OF SE/C TH W 2163.02 ALG S LIN SE4 TH NE 534.29 & 478.64 & 1075.63 TH SE 699.69 & 1290.7 TO POB. Property Description: Located just East of HWY 83 along Dakota Road in Southern Logan County, is this 201 acre 100% dryland tillable tract currently planted to corn on 15" rows. With no wasted acres and 100% of the 2026 CORN CROP GOING TO THE BUYER, this property provides an exceptional opportunity for farmers and investors looking to expand their portfolio with a consistent income-producing asset. The property has harvested feed in place and current owner will have bales removed prior to closing. The property is in good condition for a 2026 fall crop such as corn or milo. Mineral Rights: Surface Rights Only Tenant Rights: Buyer Receives 2026 Corn Crop, Buyer Responsible For Harvesting *Estimated 75 bushel corn @ $5.00 per bushel = $75,375 less harvesting expenses Estimated 2025 Property Taxes: $179.88 Driving Directions: From Oakley, KS located along Interstate-70 travel South on HWY 83 to Dakota Road. Turn East on Dakota Road and travel 1.5 miles where the road curves back North. Follow the road for .5 miles to the SE corner of the property. Key Features: -100% Tillable -Easy Access Off HWY 83 -2026 Corn Crop To Buyer -Bonus Mule Deer -No Waste Acres

631± Acres of Productive Farmland, Investment & Hunting — Logan County, Kansas This is a rare opportunity to purchase 631± acres of high-quality Logan County farmland offering an excellent combination of agricultural productivity, income potential, recreational opportunities, and long-term investment value. Located just 1 mile east of Highway 25 on the south side of Seneca Road, the property offers excellent year-round access from Seneca Road, County Road 280, and an unimproved road along the west boundary. Property Highlights 631± surveyed acres 587± FSA tillable acres Predominantly Ulysses Silt Loam soils 211.28 wheat base acres — PLC yield 36 205.62 corn base acres — PLC yield 73 38± acres of grass and wildlife habitat Approximately 45,000 feet of terraces Strong farming history and productivity 18.8 - 19 inches of annual rainfall ( which includes 22 inches of snow) All owned mineral rights transfer Tri-Plains Unified School District Hunting opportunities for mule deer, quail, and pheasants INVESTMENT & INCOME POTENTIAL The current farmer has done an excellent job farming the property and would like to continue farming for the new owner if desired. Cash rent offers have been presented from approximately $40–$75 per acre, with potential annual cash rent of approximately $44,025 at $75 per tillable acre, or roughly a 3.5% potential gross return based on the asking price. Additional investment opportunities may exist through improving portions of the grassland for additional tillable production, potential depreciation of existing terraces, and Section 180 tax provisions. Buyers should consult their tax and financial advisors regarding eligibility and individual circumstances. FARMER • INVESTOR • HUNTER For the farmer, this property provides 587 acres of productive tillable ground with excellent access and a proven farming history. For the investor, it offers productive farmland, potential cash-rent income, long-term appreciation potential, and possible tax benefits. For the hunter, the combination of cropland and 38± acres of grassland provides valuable wildlife habitat. Mule deer and quail were observed during inspection, with additional opportunities for pheasant hunting. With its combination of productive soils, substantial tillable acreage, income potential, mineral rights, and recreational appeal, this is a versatile property well suited for an investor, farmer, or outdoorsman. For more information, call or text Jeff Quinn at 660-734-3925.