What an opportunity to own a Class A farm right along the main artery of Jacksonville, IL! This 82.5± acre parcel has 76.8± tillable acres that boast an incredibly strong 142.2 Productivity Index Rating. As farmland, this tract is a known producer with average yields of 245 bu/ac corn and 70 bu/ac soybeans. Given its location, it could offer broader appeal beyond farmland, as well. The tract is located on the far East end of Morton Avenue/Business 72 amongst other industrial development. Road access is exceptional, spanning the entire South and West boundaries of the property with Norfolk Southern Rail Access along the North. Interstate 72 is less than one-half mile from the property, making transportation of goods and accessibility to services a breeze. City water and sewer are adjacent to the site. Don’t miss your chance to purchase this great property! The farm is free of tenancy in 2025 and ready to be taken in any direction the new owner desires. Property is selling via live in-person and online auction on Tuesday, November 12 at 10AM in Jacksonville. Property will bring what the market bears at auction.

A rare opportunity to purchase a large number of extremely well-maintained farmland acres near Murrayville, IL. Aggressive fertilization and construction of conservation structures, dry dams, terraces, and pattern tiling have turned this farm into an extraordinary producer. Three-year yield averages are 220 bu/ac corn, 67.5 bu/ac beans. Of the 298.33± taxable acres, over 91.4% (272.68± acres) are USDA tillable and carry a Productivity Index Rating of 118.1. One-quarter of the farmland (68.78± acres) is comprised of Class A soils (Ipava, Osco, Virden, Muscatune). Every acre has been fertilized every year since the owner purchased the property. Lime was most recently applied in 2022. Two 10-inch tiles running East/West were added to the acreage South of Midway Road in 2018 to replace a waterway. Tile is present on the Eastern third of the large 166.55 acre portion of the farm located North of Midway Road; the Western dry dams were rebuilt and new tile added to the outlets in 2016. All dry dams were cleaned and reshaped in 2020 on all acreage North of Midway Road. The owner has taken great care in enhancing this farm’s capabilities. Enjoy the fruits of his labor and be the next to steward its productivity!

A nice tract of Pike County land that is 95.6% tillable! Of the 55.54± taxable acres, 53.1± are farmed NHEL acres that carry a Productivity Index Rating of 115.8. The acreage is easily accessed from a county road along the West and has minimal obstructions. Open tenancy upon 2024 harvest. In addition to the income-potential, what would a Pike County piece be if it didn’t have some hunting appeal sprinkled in for good measure? Located in the heart of whitetail country, this property is surrounded on all sides with woodland and has some great spots to set up your stand. Open hunting rights.

An 81.77± acre tract near Meredosia with farmland, CRP and hunting potential. Owner previously had 50.1± acres enrolled in CRP, but chose not to re-enroll in September 2024 so the new owner can determine how much or little they desire to enroll when time allows, or utilize it all as farmland. As a point of reference for future consideration, the 2024 enrollment terms were $210.53 per acre for 10 years, or $10,547.55 annually. If utilizing as farmland, soils are Plainfield sand with a Productivity Index Rating of 73.9. In addition to the income-potential of this tract, enjoy the hunting aspects, as well, with over 20± acres of timber, adjoining woodland, grassland for bedding – you name it. Owners have harvested deer and quail from the property in the past; property has not had much hunting pressure in recent years.