Courtesy: Dakota Plains Realty
701-566-7080
Online Reserve Auction Starts 11/10 at 9am CST Ends 11/12 at 2pm CST Located approximately 8 miles south of Goodrich, North Dakota, this property offers a great opportunity to acquire a tract combining agricultural use, grazing potential, water, wildlife habitat and recreational appeal. The land is currently being utilized for alfalfa production and pasture, giving the next owner immediate agricultural usefulness while maintaining the diverse habitat that makes this property attractive to hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. The property features the kind of mixed prairie topography. Rather than being one continuous flat field, the landscape transitions through open hay ground, rolling pasture, native grasses, low areas and numerous ponds and wetlands. These changes in elevation and cover create natural travel corridors, bedding areas and feeding locations for wildlife while also providing productive ground for livestock and hay production. The scattered water and low-lying areas add another dimension to the property, particularly during wetter years and throughout the spring and fall migration seasons. For the sportsman, this tract offers an impressive variety of hunting opportunities. The combination of alfalfa, grasslands, pasture, wetland edges and heavier cover creates habitat for pheasants, sharp-tailed grouse, Hungarian partridge and whitetail deer. Whitetails can move between feeding areas and the heavier cover surrounding the ponds and lowlands, while the grass and pasture provide valuable habitat for upland birds. Moose are also occasionally experienced throughout portions of central North Dakota, adding another unique wildlife element to the area. Waterfowl hunting may be one of the property's greatest recreational attractions. For a cattle producer, the combination of existing pasture, alfalfa and water makes this tract especially interesting. Alfalfa can provide valuable forage or hay production, while the pasture acres offer grazing opportunities and the natural topography provides a landscape that fits well with traditional cow-calf operations common across central North Dakota. For an investor, it offers tangible agricultural use combined with recreational characteristics that can broaden the property's long-term appeal. This is not simply cropland, pasture or hunting ground—it brings several uses together on one tract. There is agricultural productivity from the alfalfa and grazing acres, recreational value from the upland-bird and big-game habitat, and waterfowl potential created by the numerous ponds and wetlands. The rolling prairie setting and mixture of open country, grasses and water also give the property the classic character buyers look for in central North Dakota land. Whether you are a local farmer or rancher looking to expand, an investor searching for a tangible agricultural asset, or an outdoorsman wanting a property that can produce income while offering hunting right out the back door, this property deserves a closer look
Courtesy: Dakota Plains Realty
701-566-7080
Online Reserve Auction Starts 11/10 at 9am CST Ends 11/12 at 2pm CST Located approximately 8 miles south of Goodrich, North Dakota, this property offers a great opportunity to acquire a tract combining agricultural use, grazing potential, water, wildlife habitat and recreational appeal. The land is currently being utilized for alfalfa production and pasture, giving the next owner immediate agricultural usefulness while maintaining the diverse habitat that makes this property attractive to hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. The property features the kind of mixed prairie topography. Rather than being one continuous flat field, the landscape transitions through open hay ground, rolling pasture, native grasses, low areas and numerous ponds and wetlands. These changes in elevation and cover create natural travel corridors, bedding areas and feeding locations for wildlife while also providing productive ground for livestock and hay production. The scattered water and low-lying areas add another dimension to the property, particularly during wetter years and throughout the spring and fall migration seasons. For the sportsman, this tract offers an impressive variety of hunting opportunities. The combination of alfalfa, grasslands, pasture, wetland edges and heavier cover creates habitat for pheasants, sharp-tailed grouse, Hungarian partridge and whitetail deer. Whitetails can move between feeding areas and the heavier cover surrounding the ponds and lowlands, while the grass and pasture provide valuable habitat for upland birds. Moose are also occasionally experienced throughout portions of central North Dakota, adding another unique wildlife element to the area. Waterfowl hunting may be one of the property's greatest recreational attractions. For a cattle producer, the combination of existing pasture, alfalfa and water makes this tract especially interesting. Alfalfa can provide valuable forage or hay production, while the pasture acres offer grazing opportunities and the natural topography provides a landscape that fits well with traditional cow-calf operations common across central North Dakota. For an investor, it offers tangible agricultural use combined with recreational characteristics that can broaden the property's long-term appeal. This is not simply cropland, pasture or hunting ground—it brings several uses together on one tract. There is agricultural productivity from the alfalfa and grazing acres, recreational value from the upland-bird and big-game habitat, and waterfowl potential created by the numerous ponds and wetlands. The rolling prairie setting and mixture of open country, grasses and water also give the property the classic character buyers look for in central North Dakota land. Whether you are a local farmer or rancher looking to expand, an investor searching for a tangible agricultural asset, or an outdoorsman wanting a property that can produce income while offering hunting right out the back door, this property deserves a closer look
Online Reserve Auction Starts 11/10 at 9am CST Ends 11/12 at 2pm CST Located approximately 8 miles south of Goodrich, North Dakota, this property offers a great opportunity to acquire a tract combining agricultural use, grazing potential, water, wildlife habitat and recreational appeal. The land is currently being utilized for alfalfa production and pasture, giving the next owner immediate agricultural usefulness while maintaining the diverse habitat that makes this property attractive to hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. The property features the kind of mixed prairie topography. Rather than being one continuous flat field, the landscape transitions through open hay ground, rolling pasture, native grasses, low areas and numerous ponds and wetlands. These changes in elevation and cover create natural travel corridors, bedding areas and feeding locations for wildlife while also providing productive ground for livestock and hay production. The scattered water and low-lying areas add another dimension to the property, particularly during wetter years and throughout the spring and fall migration seasons. For the sportsman, this tract offers an impressive variety of hunting opportunities. The combination of alfalfa, grasslands, pasture, wetland edges and heavier cover creates habitat for pheasants, sharp-tailed grouse, Hungarian partridge and whitetail deer. Whitetails can move between feeding areas and the heavier cover surrounding the ponds and lowlands, while the grass and pasture provide valuable habitat for upland birds. Moose are also occasionally experienced throughout portions of central North Dakota, adding another unique wildlife element to the area. Waterfowl hunting may be one of the property's greatest recreational attractions. For a cattle producer, the combination of existing pasture, alfalfa and water makes this tract especially interesting. Alfalfa can provide valuable forage or hay production, while the pasture acres offer grazing opportunities and the natural topography provides a landscape that fits well with traditional cow-calf operations common across central North Dakota. For an investor, it offers tangible agricultural use combined with recreational characteristics that can broaden the property's long-term appeal. This is not simply cropland, pasture or hunting ground--it brings several uses together on one tract. There is agricultural productivity from the alfalfa and grazing acres, recreational value from the upland-bird and big-game habitat, and waterfowl potential created by the numerous ponds and wetlands. The rolling prairie setting and mixture of open country, grasses and water also give the property the classic character buyers look for in central North Dakota land. Whether you are a local farmer or rancher looking to expand, an investor searching for a tangible agricultural asset, or an outdoorsman wanting a property that can produce income while offering hunting right out the back door, this property deserves a closer look
Online Reserve Auction Starts 11/10 at 9am CST Ends 11/12 at 2pm CST Located approximately 8 miles south of Goodrich, North Dakota, this property offers a great opportunity to acquire a tract combining agricultural use, grazing potential, water, wildlife habitat and recreational appeal. The land is currently being utilized for alfalfa production and pasture, giving the next owner immediate agricultural usefulness while maintaining the diverse habitat that makes this property attractive to hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. The property features the kind of mixed prairie topography. Rather than being one continuous flat field, the landscape transitions through open hay ground, rolling pasture, native grasses, low areas and numerous ponds and wetlands. These changes in elevation and cover create natural travel corridors, bedding areas and feeding locations for wildlife while also providing productive ground for livestock and hay production. The scattered water and low-lying areas add another dimension to the property, particularly during wetter years and throughout the spring and fall migration seasons. For the sportsman, this tract offers an impressive variety of hunting opportunities. The combination of alfalfa, grasslands, pasture, wetland edges and heavier cover creates habitat for pheasants, sharp-tailed grouse, Hungarian partridge and whitetail deer. Whitetails can move between feeding areas and the heavier cover surrounding the ponds and lowlands, while the grass and pasture provide valuable habitat for upland birds. Moose are also occasionally experienced throughout portions of central North Dakota, adding another unique wildlife element to the area. Waterfowl hunting may be one of the property's greatest recreational attractions. For a cattle producer, the combination of existing pasture, alfalfa and water makes this tract especially interesting. Alfalfa can provide valuable forage or hay production, while the pasture acres offer grazing opportunities and the natural topography provides a landscape that fits well with traditional cow-calf operations common across central North Dakota. For an investor, it offers tangible agricultural use combined with recreational characteristics that can broaden the property's long-term appeal. This is not simply cropland, pasture or hunting ground--it brings several uses together on one tract. There is agricultural productivity from the alfalfa and grazing acres, recreational value from the upland-bird and big-game habitat, and waterfowl potential created by the numerous ponds and wetlands. The rolling prairie setting and mixture of open country, grasses and water also give the property the classic character buyers look for in central North Dakota land. Whether you are a local farmer or rancher looking to expand, an investor searching for a tangible agricultural asset, or an outdoorsman wanting a property that can produce income while offering hunting right out the back door, this property deserves a closer look
Andrea D. Conner, License # 40471694,Xome Inc., License 40368414, [email protected], 844-400-XOME (9663), 750 State Highway 121 Bypass, Suite 100, Lewisville, TX 75067
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Goodrich is located in North Dakota. Goodrich, North Dakota has a population of 98. Goodrich is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 23.81% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 21.95%.
The median household income in Goodrich, North Dakota is $68,393. The median household income for the surrounding county is $61,125 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Goodrich is 47.8 years.
The average high temperature in July is 81 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of -0.7 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 17.4 inches per year, with 37.1 inches of snow per year.
