Arkansas Farmland

Located in NW Prairie County, just a short distance south of Hickory Plains, Arkansas, is a farm full of history and opportunity. Named after the small branch that runs through the timber on the Northeast corner of the property, this tract has been in the same family for more than a few years and generations. New Cut Road runs along the western boundary and the southern property line is bordered by Plainview Road allowing for good access to the acreage. The residence is a very special one, quality constructed with the smallest details in mind. Affectionately known as a

Very rare opportunity to own an income producing hunting property in the Bayou DeView basin. The level crop ground is watered by an electric well and was in corn in 2017 and soybeans in 2018 and 2019. The water works its way to the south end of the field allowing a great opportunity to pull a levee and flood the field when the crops are out to hold waterfowl next to the woods. The timber itself is a variety of mast producing oak trees with a "brake" that runs NE to SW through the timber along the field. Although

Bayou Deview Conservation Tract consists of 67 +/- acres situated on the east bank of Bayou Deview in the far northwest corner of Cross county, Arkansas. 55 +/- acres of CRP provides a healthy annual income at over $105 per acre and being surrounded by ag fields for miles means a massive amount of food for waterfowl in the area. It doesn't take a big rain for the bayou to get out of it's banks and put flood water across the CRP portion of the farm. The good news is in dry years there's an electric well giving you

The Casscoe 80 is a row crop and wildlife farm located East of Stuttgart and just north of Casscoe, Arkansas. Its about 3 miles west of the Preston Ferry boat ramp and the famous White River Refuge. This Arkansas county farm has good access via easement from highway 33, utilities, and an irrigation well. Approx 60 tillable acres being farmed on a rice / bean rotation. It's currently in soybeans and on a cash rent agreement. If you're looking to own a row crop farm with the ability to deer or duck hunt this meets all the requirements. There's

Located in Independence County between Batesville and Cord, AR lies this beautiful 65 surveyed acre property with 1/3 of a mile of Dota Creek frontage. It has several attributes that compliment the property aside from the year round creek, top notched deer & turkey hunting, and cattle farming opportunities. It offers paved road frontage off of North Charlotte Rd, that allows for a short 20 minute drive from Batesville, AR., and has utilities at the road. On the back side of the property lies a hidden field with a big hillside that is the bedroom for some big deer

A beautiful blend of Habitat for both livestock and wildlife...and this place is LOADED with wildlife! About 100 acres of pasture with electric fence, a 20 x 40 pole barn and 50 x 74 x 17 hay barn to support the farm aspect. There are 200 plus acres of timber, streams and ponds to support your outdoor lifestyle. Water is what everybody wants to know about and this place is rich in that resource...3 springs, 2 creeks that connect and 4 ponds (one of those is stocked). The house was remodeled a few years ago and is

PRICE IMPROVEMENT! It's a privilege to bring a property to market that's so rich in resources and tradition. The Lazy R Ranch is comprised of approximately 320 acres, two homes, several outbuildings, pasture, timber and LOTS of water. Its rolling terrain and variety of landscape blends in the perfect way to offer both beauty and supreme habitat for its plentiful wildlife. The place is absolutely covered up in deer and turkey. That will come as no surprise when you see the roosting spots over live water, the numerous springs on the property, the hillsides blanketed in white oak trees and

The Lover's Lane tract consists of 48 acres +/- within the city limits of Bald Knob, Arkansas on the northeast side of town. Located at the intersection of Lover's lane and Highway 367 providing paved access and utilities. One irrigation well on the property that was used to irrigate approx. 20 acres +/- of rice in the 2018 farm season. The farmland could remain in row crop or converted into pastureland.

The Russell 40 is a non-irrigated soybean farm located East of Russell, AR in northeastern White County. Approx. 31 tillable acres in addition to a mix of hardwoods along the eastern side of the property that provide the opportunity for deer hunting and other small game. Along with bordering 150+ acres of pine & hardwood to the east and south, this tract is less than 1/2 mile from the White River Bottoms. In high flood water years, deer escape the bottoms in search for dry ground for survival until the water recedes. That being said, in those situations, this

This northeastern White County tillable farm consists of 114 surveyed acres +/- located due east of Russell, Arkansas. It's currently in a Rice / Soybean rotation with electric wells on each end of the property. The western well irrigates the western 1/3 of the farm whereas the eastern well irrigates the precision leveled 2/3 of farmland. Roetzel road runs the full length of the northern boundary providing exceptional access to the property in addition to its farm roads and drainage system that elevates the farm to its full potential. This is an income producing row crop farm opportunity located

This farm is located south of McCrory on Hwy 260 East at the old community known as Bulltown. Situated between the Cache River and Bayou DeView, this property is in the bullseye for outstanding duck and deer hunting. With approximately 230 acres of crop production ground, this property offers much more than just income. Fed by Locust Slough, the timber is prime for duck, deer, and other wildlife habitat. The timber bottoms are very clean for easy tracking and maneuvering throughout. The low areas on the timber's edge offers great points for waterfowl food and hunting. Along the slough

Situated between Beedeville and Pumpkin Bend, and just over 2 miles east of the Cache River, this farm offers income with great duck and deer hunting opportunities. Although the last crop was rice, this ground will also produce other crops such as beans and corn. Terrain diversity is really cool on this place. Two significant water features, Little Cow Lake and May Branch, contribute to the wildlife and recreational appeal. The block of timber on the southeast portion of the property is the home to many mast producing oak trees that surround a "hidden field" that would be ideal

Mount Zion Estate is a property rich in amenities....spacious home, 2 ponds, fenced pasture, barn, indoor and outdoor entertainment areas, wildlife, deer stands, food plots, all conveniently located very near the world class fishing of the Little Red River and the beautiful clear waters of Greers Ferry Lake. Named after Mount Zion which peaks at the northeast corner of the tract, this property features views to the north and the south and feels like its 600 acres instead of 60. The deer and turkey are fond of the combination of hardwood timber, rolling topography and open fields as

Why lease a field to duck hunt when you can own a great small acreage farm in an area ducks notoriously prefer. This is a great opportunity on a place that has crop income, great access, a well and is a manageable size. The unique size and shape of the property offers multiple opportunities for strategic blind and pit locations. The farm is in beans this year but typically rotated between beans and rice. If you haven't landed on a place to call your own for duck season, you need to take a look at this one.

This tract, located just south of Beedeville, offers income production and recreational value. This area is well known for the massive amount of ducks that populate the region during the winter months. This farm is only a couple miles east of the Cache River and couple miles west of Bayou DeView. Having hunting ground positioned between these 2 major flyways gives one the ability to catch the waterfowl feeding and traveling back and forth. With a well on the west side of the property, you can guarantee water and suitable habitat for the waterfowl. This spot has all the

This 80+- acre parcel has it all! There are 70+- acres of timber with the Cache River channel running through the northwest corner, a low lying slough running through the middle of the property, timber that seasonally floods, and 10+- acres of tillable ground for additional hunting opportunities for both duck and deer. The duck hunting potential consists of the following... -River blind potential on the Cache River channel. This part of the river channel is a wider area and sets up perfectly running north to south.-There's a slough running through the middle of the property with one

This 39+- acres includes both a duck hole and a 2,300 sq. ft. house in a great location for the waterfowler. Cow Lake Ditch runs through the 37.5+- acres located just west of the house, and has been used to flood the fields with a relift pump for duck hunting. Most years the fields hold water and flood naturally as there are levees on both the south and east sides. The ducks have used this hole in the past whether it was planted in rice, or when left in native vegetation. There are public hunting opportunities within

The Fall Branch property is made up of approximately 20 acres of pasture, and 15 acres of timber. For your water source there's a small pond on the northwest corner, and a wet weather creek that flows through the northern portion of the property. This property is located on Joy Mountain and has paved road frontage on Gravel Hill Rd. This property is located just over 10 miles east of Rose Bud, and isn't to far from Cabot, Vilonia, Beebe, and Searcy. For those looking for a small cattle farm, this one has lots of history. It's fenced and

This Woodruff County Farm is in a great location with US Hwy. 64B paved road frontage on the north border, and located on the McCrory / Patterson city line. To further add to the working convenience of the farm, the grainery at Patterson is located less than 1/2 mile to the west of the farm. This farm is 455+- contiguous acres with 387.85 tillable acres according to the FSA records that are currently in cultivation growing rice, corn, and soybeans. The water is plentiful on this farm with 5 wells, and a large drain that runs through the

This 44.5 acre parcel has many options for the landowner looking for a smaller parcel. In the Beebe School District, this property is minutes from town. If you're looking for a small cattle farm, or a place for your horses, this property has lots of potential. There is nice pasture, a pond, and fencing. There's an old home place on the northwest corner of the property with some utilities. For the hunter this property has excellent deer hunting, some turkey in the area, and, waterfowl hunting on the slough.

When it comes to waterfowl hunting, location is everything. This property is not only in the right location, but it has many other qualities a waterfowler desires. -Cache River channel runs through a portion of the property for a river blind location. -1.25 miles of Cache NWR frontage adding to the hunting opportunities. -150+- acres of flooded timber when the Cache River is out of its banks. -241+- acres of irrigated tillable cropland for a return on your investment. -2 wells to flood portions the fields for waterfowl. -Paved road frontage for a lodge.

This is a great location for a small farm located right at 15 miles from the Searcy city limits. This property has paved road frontage, both Gravel Hill Rd. and Romance Rd., on parts of 3 sides. There are several nice building spots on both the east side off of Romance Rd., and on the west side off of Gravel Hill Rd. This property is fenced and cross-fenced, with one pond and a small wet weather creek, and ready for your cattle. Locate just west of Searcy, take hwy 36 west out of town. Once you arrive at Joy

The Beedeville Farm is a 148+- acre farm in a great location in Jackson County just south of Amagon and near Beedeville. This farm is all irrigated including 2 wells, and one of those going down in the last 7 years. There's a turbine on the north end with underground pipe, and a 10hp submersible on the south end along the highway. There is good duck hunting potential on this farm as it lies right between the Cache River and Bayou DeView. FSA info. available upon request.

The Forrest City Farm is in a great location within the city limits of Forrest City and with paved road frontage on 3 sides. Bordered by State Hwy. 70, Dr. Martin Luther King Dr., and W. Day Ave., there are multiple uses, including commercial and residential development. This property is located in a high traffic area. This property is currently in crop production (soybeans in 2018) with a high percentage of tillable acres. The remainder of the property is made up of a farm road going through the middle of the property, and a small block of timber on

The Johnson Family Farm is a high yield rice and soybean production farm located in Jackson County, Arkansas near the towns of Amagon, Algoa, and Beedeville. Access is convenient as the farm has paved road frontage on state Hwy. AR-37. Ground water is excellent in the area and this farm has 5 electric wells. The landowner has made a significant investment and reworked all 5 wells. For an added return on your investment, or to enjoy yourself, this farm has outstanding waterfowl hunting for both duck and geese. There are currently 3 blinds on the property with room for

This is a turn key cattle farm with great access off of hwy. 67/167, and only 40 minutes from Little Rock. The current owner has spared no expense for his cattle operation with numerous paddocks for rotational grazing, and fresh water centrally located in each of the paddocks. The soils have been treated to raise the pH level and the hay production and cattle have responded. This farm has been in ag production in the past, and could easily be returned to ag production. The current owner receives an annual check for the crop bases for rice, soybeans, corn

A good production farm between Grubbs and Cash on Hwy 18 with good potential for duck hunting. The farm has never been leased for hunting but the seller states that when there are ducks around they have family members that will hunt them there. Pits on all the surrounding farms are a good indicator of duck history in the immediate area as well as the general area being known for waterfowl. Currently on a 75/25 crop share with no input cost from the land owner. Irrigation: (1 ) gearhead well with 16 inch casing (1) discharge at the well

The Luebke Farm and Timber tract is located east of Scott in the center of a triangle between Little Rock, Keo and Lonoke in an area known for monster bucks and duck hunting. The property is in two separate tracts and ready to accommodate anything from farming to hunting. The crown of the "headquarters", as we call it, is a large home in the most relaxing delta setting. At approximately 3,847 sq. ft., with 3 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, fireplace and large game room, it's ready to entertain or handle everyday life on the farm in comfort and