Located between New Hampton and Bethany in Harrison County, Missouri, this 240.37 acre property combines crop ground, CRP, mature timber, established wildlife habitat, several ponds, a creek, and potential home sites. The property includes approximately 115 acres of row crop and 36.74 acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program, placing approximately 63% of the total acreage in row crop or CRP production. The tillable acreage includes a combination of creek bottoms and upland fields. The mix of productive cropland and additional habitat areas provides annual income while retaining substantial acreage for recreational and wildlife-related uses. The property includes Nodaway silt loam, Shelby loam, Adair loam, and other soils with an NCCPI Overall weighted average of 74.9. Approximately 36.74 acres are enrolled in CRP. The CRP acreage, row crop fields, timber, brush, grassy areas, and multiple water sources create a diverse mixture of cover and open ground across the property. The recreational component includes mature oak timber, brush, grassy areas, CRP, and agricultural fields. The property provides habitat for deer, turkeys, and upland birds. The combination of timber and agricultural acreage offers a variety of habitat types including food, bedding, and travel corridors for wildlife. The property also offers potential home sites with several established outbuildings. Electric lines run along the road, providing nearby access to electrical infrastructure. A water line is located approximately a little over one-half mile from the property. Buyers considering construction should independently verify utility availability with the appropriate utility providers. For those looking for additional acreage in the area, several nearby tracts are also being offered for sale. These include approximately 39.47 acres, 281.3 acres, and 114.2 acres, with varying combinations of agricultural ground, CRP, hunting habitat, and potential home sites. With approximately 240.37 acres, this Harrison County property offers a combination of farm income potential, CRP acreage, timber, wildlife habitat, existing outbuildings, and potential rural home sites. The 115 acres of row crop and 36.74 acres of CRP account for approximately 63% of the property, while the remaining acreage includes timber, brush, grassy areas, creek-bottom areas, and other habitat. An auction has been scheduled for 12/6/2026 to sell the farm equipment and vehicles. Closing and possession to take place after 12/21/2026 to allow buyers time to remove auction items.