Courtesy: Dakota Plains Realty
701-566-7080
Online Auction-Starts December 1 @9am CST. Ends December 3 @ 2pm CST. An outstanding opportunity to acquire 160± acres of highly productive Cass County farmland located southeast of Alice, North Dakota, and just west of Chaffee. Situated in the heart of one of North Dakota’s strongest agricultural regions, this property offers quality cropland, strong soil productivity, convenient access, and proximity to established grain markets and agricultural services. The property is located in Section 27, Township 138 North, Range 54 West, in Eldred Township. It consists of two FSA tracts: Tract 15632, described as the W½NE¼, and Tract 15633, described as the E½NE¼. Together, the two tracts contain approximately 158.44 acres of FSA cropland. Tract 15632 includes approximately 79.70 acres of cropland, while Tract 15633 includes approximately 78.74 acres. This means nearly the entire 160± acre parcel is represented as productive cropland, providing an efficient addition to an existing farming operation or an attractive agricultural investment. The property’s soils carry a strong weighted Productivity Index of 78.1 and a weighted NCCPI soybean rating of 53.5. These ratings reflect the overall quality and agricultural capability of the land. The predominately level to gently rolling topography commonly found in this portion of Cass County is well suited to modern farming equipment, efficient field operations, and the production of major regional crops. The highlighted FSA information shows a combined 154.27 base acres. This includes approximately 33.60 wheat base acres with a PLC yield of 51 bushels, 9.78 corn base acres with a PLC yield of 137 bushels, and 110.89 soybean base acres with a PLC yield of 37 bushels. These established crop bases demonstrate the farm’s history of supporting the principal crops grown throughout southeastern North Dakota. The wetlands mapping identifies approximately 3.82 total mapped acres. Buyers should independently review all wetland information, maps, drainage considerations, and applicable regulations as part of their due diligence. Cass County is one of North Dakota’s most established and productive farming counties. According to the USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, approximately 97% of the county’s agricultural sales came from crop production, with more than 909,000 acres classified as cropland. nass.usda.gov This strong agricultural foundation supports an extensive network of producers, custom operators, equipment dealers, agronomists, seed suppliers, lenders, and grain-handling facilities. The property’s location near Alice and Chaffee gives producers access to several surrounding agricultural communities, including Casselton, Leonard, Enderlin, Lisbon, Mapleton, West Fargo, and Fargo. Casselton serves as an important regional agricultural center, while the Fargo-West Fargo market provides additional access to equipment dealerships, processing facilities, transportation services, professional services, and major highway connections. A particularly valuable feature is the nearby Maple River Cooperative grain facility in Chaffee. The Chaffee location provides local grain-handling services only a short distance from the property. MRGA Additional grain marketing and agronomy options are available through Maple River Cooperative’s Casselton facilities. Its Casselton terminal has a reported licensed storage capacity of 9.6 million bushels and the ability to receive approximately 75,000 bushels per hour, giving area producers access to a large regional grain market. MRGA The cooperative also operates a dedicated agronomy center in Casselton for fertilizer, seed, chemical, and crop-production support. MRGA
Courtesy: Dakota Plains Realty
701-566-7080
Online only! Starting Dec.1 @9am through Dec 3 @ 2pm. An outstanding opportunity to acquire 160± acres of highly productive Cass County farmland located southeast of Alice, North Dakota, and just west of Chaffee. Situated in the heart of one of North Dakota’s strongest agricultural regions, this property offers quality cropland, strong soil productivity, convenient access, and proximity to established grain markets and agricultural services. The property is located in Section 27, Township 138 North, Range 54 West, in Eldred Township. It consists of two FSA tracts: Tract 15632, described as the W½NE¼, and Tract 15633, described as the E½NE¼. Together, the two tracts contain approximately 158.44 acres of FSA cropland. Tract 15632 includes approximately 79.70 acres of cropland, while Tract 15633 includes approximately 78.74 acres. This means nearly the entire 160± acre parcel is represented as productive cropland, providing an efficient addition to an existing farming operation or an attractive agricultural investment. The property’s soils carry a strong weighted Productivity Index of 78.1 and a weighted NCCPI soybean rating of 53.5. These ratings reflect the overall quality and agricultural capability of the land. The predominately level to gently rolling topography commonly found in this portion of Cass County is well suited to modern farming equipment, efficient field operations, and the production of major regional crops. The highlighted FSA information shows a combined 154.27 base acres. This includes approximately 33.60 wheat base acres with a PLC yield of 51 bushels, 9.78 corn base acres with a PLC yield of 137 bushels, and 110.89 soybean base acres with a PLC yield of 37 bushels. These established crop bases demonstrate the farm’s history of supporting the principal crops grown throughout southeastern North Dakota. The wetlands mapping identifies approximately 3.82 total mapped acres. Buyers should independently review all wetland information, maps, drainage considerations, and applicable regulations as part of their due diligence. Cass County is one of North Dakota’s most established and productive farming counties. According to the USDA’s 2022 Census of Agriculture, approximately 97% of the county’s agricultural sales came from crop production, with more than 909,000 acres classified as cropland. nass.usda.gov This strong agricultural foundation supports an extensive network of producers, custom operators, equipment dealers, agronomists, seed suppliers, lenders, and grain-handling facilities. The property’s location near Alice and Chaffee gives producers access to several surrounding agricultural communities, including Casselton, Leonard, Enderlin, Lisbon, Mapleton, West Fargo, and Fargo. Casselton serves as an important regional agricultural center, while the Fargo-West Fargo market provides additional access to equipment dealerships, processing facilities, transportation services, professional services, and major highway connections. A particularly valuable feature is the nearby Maple River Cooperative grain facility in Chaffee. The Chaffee location provides local grain-handling services only a short distance from the property. MRGA Additional grain marketing and agronomy options are available through Maple River Cooperative’s Casselton facilities. Its Casselton terminal has a reported licensed storage capacity of 9.6 million bushels and the ability to receive approximately 75,000 bushels per hour, giving area producers access to a large regional grain market. MRGA The cooperative also operates a dedicated agronomy center in Casselton for fertilizer, seed, chemical, and crop-production support. MRGA
Online Auction-Starts December 1 at 9am CST. Ends December 3 at 2pm CST. An outstanding opportunity to acquire 160± acres of highly productive Cass County farmland located southeast of Alice, North Dakota, and just west of Chaffee. Situated in the heart of one of North Dakota's strongest agricultural regions, this property offers quality cropland, strong soil productivity, convenient access, and proximity to established grain markets and agricultural services. The property is located in Section 27, Township 138 North, Range 54 West, in Eldred Township. It consists of two FSA tracts: Tract 15632, described as the W½NE¼, and Tract 15633, described as the E½NE¼. Together, the two tracts contain approximately 158.44 acres of FSA cropland. Tract 15632 includes approximately 79.70 acres of cropland, while Tract 15633 includes approximately 78.74 acres. This means nearly the entire 160± acre parcel is represented as productive cropland, providing an efficient addition to an existing farming operation or an attractive agricultural investment. The property's soils carry a strong weighted Productivity Index of 78.1 and a weighted NCCPI soybean rating of 53.5. These ratings reflect the overall quality and agricultural capability of the land. The predominately level to gently rolling topography commonly found in this portion of Cass County is well suited to modern farming equipment, efficient field operations, and the production of major regional crops. The highlighted FSA information shows a combined 154.27 base acres. This includes approximately 33.60 wheat base acres with a PLC yield of 51 bushels, 9.78 corn base acres with a PLC yield of 137 bushels, and 110.89 soybean base acres with a PLC yield of 37 bushels. These established crop bases demonstrate the farm's history of supporting the principal crops grown throughout southeastern North Dakota. The wetlands mapping identifies approximately 3.82 total mapped acres. Buyers should independently review all wetland information, maps, drainage considerations, and applicable regulations as part of their due diligence. Cass County is one of North Dakota's most established and productive farming counties. According to the USDA's 2022 Census of Agriculture, approximately 97% of the county's agricultural sales came from crop production, with more than 909,000 acres classified as cropland. nass.usda.gov This strong agricultural foundation supports an extensive network of producers, custom operators, equipment dealers, agronomists, seed suppliers, lenders, and grain-handling facilities. The property's location near Alice and Chaffee gives producers access to several surrounding agricultural communities, including Casselton, Leonard, Enderlin, Lisbon, Mapleton, West Fargo, and Fargo. Casselton serves as an important regional agricultural center, while the Fargo-West Fargo market provides additional access to equipment dealerships, processing facilities, transportation services, professional services, and major highway connections. A particularly valuable feature is the nearby Maple River Cooperative grain facility in Chaffee. The Chaffee location provides local grain-handling services only a short distance from the property. MRGA Additional grain marketing and agronomy options are available through Maple River Cooperative's Casselton facilities. Its Casselton terminal has a reported licensed storage capacity of 9.6 million bushels and the ability to receive approximately 75,000 bushels per hour, giving area producers access to a large regional grain market. MRGA The cooperative also operates a dedicated agronomy center in Casselton for fertilizer, seed, chemical, and crop-production support. MRGA
Online only! Starting Dec.1 at 9am through Dec 3 at 2pm. An outstanding opportunity to acquire 160± acres of highly productive Cass County farmland located southeast of Alice, North Dakota, and just west of Chaffee. Situated in the heart of one of North Dakota's strongest agricultural regions, this property offers quality cropland, strong soil productivity, convenient access, and proximity to established grain markets and agricultural services. The property is located in Section 27, Township 138 North, Range 54 West, in Eldred Township. It consists of two FSA tracts: Tract 15632, described as the W½NE¼, and Tract 15633, described as the E½NE¼. Together, the two tracts contain approximately 158.44 acres of FSA cropland. Tract 15632 includes approximately 79.70 acres of cropland, while Tract 15633 includes approximately 78.74 acres. This means nearly the entire 160± acre parcel is represented as productive cropland, providing an efficient addition to an existing farming operation or an attractive agricultural investment. The property's soils carry a strong weighted Productivity Index of 78.1 and a weighted NCCPI soybean rating of 53.5. These ratings reflect the overall quality and agricultural capability of the land. The predominately level to gently rolling topography commonly found in this portion of Cass County is well suited to modern farming equipment, efficient field operations, and the production of major regional crops. The highlighted FSA information shows a combined 154.27 base acres. This includes approximately 33.60 wheat base acres with a PLC yield of 51 bushels, 9.78 corn base acres with a PLC yield of 137 bushels, and 110.89 soybean base acres with a PLC yield of 37 bushels. These established crop bases demonstrate the farm's history of supporting the principal crops grown throughout southeastern North Dakota. The wetlands mapping identifies approximately 3.82 total mapped acres. Buyers should independently review all wetland information, maps, drainage considerations, and applicable regulations as part of their due diligence. Cass County is one of North Dakota's most established and productive farming counties. According to the USDA's 2022 Census of Agriculture, approximately 97% of the county's agricultural sales came from crop production, with more than 909,000 acres classified as cropland. nass.usda.gov This strong agricultural foundation supports an extensive network of producers, custom operators, equipment dealers, agronomists, seed suppliers, lenders, and grain-handling facilities. The property's location near Alice and Chaffee gives producers access to several surrounding agricultural communities, including Casselton, Leonard, Enderlin, Lisbon, Mapleton, West Fargo, and Fargo. Casselton serves as an important regional agricultural center, while the Fargo-West Fargo market provides additional access to equipment dealerships, processing facilities, transportation services, professional services, and major highway connections. A particularly valuable feature is the nearby Maple River Cooperative grain facility in Chaffee. The Chaffee location provides local grain-handling services only a short distance from the property. MRGA Additional grain marketing and agronomy options are available through Maple River Cooperative's Casselton facilities. Its Casselton terminal has a reported licensed storage capacity of 9.6 million bushels and the ability to receive approximately 75,000 bushels per hour, giving area producers access to a large regional grain market. MRGA The cooperative also operates a dedicated agronomy center in Casselton for fertilizer, seed, chemical, and crop-production support. MRGA
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Alice is located in North Dakota. Alice, North Dakota has a population of 38. Alice is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 40% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 35.5%.
The median household income in Alice, North Dakota is $105,000. The median household income for the surrounding county is $68,718 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Alice is 37 years.
The average high temperature in July is 83.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of -0.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 21.4 inches per year, with 38.4 inches of snow per year.
