Burdett Dryland 147

Located mile east of Burdett, Kansas along Highway 156, the Burdett Dryland 147 offers 147 acres of productive farm ground with excellent access. Approximately 127 acres are in dryland crop production with 20 acres in grass. Harney silt loam soils, new terraces, and a producing gas well add long-term value to this well-maintained tract. Land Located just mile east of Burdett, Kansas, along Highway 156, the Burdett Dryland 147 offers a productive and well-maintained tract of farm ground with excellent access in Pawnee County. With blacktop frontage along Highway 156 and strong nearby county road access, this property allows for convenient movement of farm equipment and grain hauling. The property consists of 147 total acres, with approximately 20 acres currently in grass and the remaining 127 acres in dryland crop production. The cropland has been well cared for and recently improved with newly constructed terraces, helping protect the soil and enhance long-term productivity. Soils across the property are primarily Harney silt loam, well known throughout the region for their strong dryland farming capability. These soils are highly suited for crops commonly grown in the area including wheat, milo, and corn. In addition to the agricultural value, the property also features a producing gas well that provides a small amount of annual income. Combined with the property's strong soils, recent conservation improvements, and prime highway access just outside of Burdett, this tract represents an excellent opportunity for producers looking to add quality acreage to their operation. The Burdett Dryland 147 also sits directly across the road from the Burdett 610 Dryland, presenting a rare opportunity for buyers to acquire one or both tracts in a highly productive farming area. Region & Climate Pawnee County and the surrounding Burdett area are located in the heart of western Kansas farm country, known for its strong agricultural heritage and productive soils. The region experiences a semi-arid climate with warm summers, moderate winters, and average annual precipitation of approximately 2225 inches. These conditions, paired with deep silt loam soils, make the area well suited for dryland farming practices and crops such as wheat, milo, and corn. Access to nearby grain markets and a strong local farming community continue to make this region a reliable place for agricultural production.