Description
High Point Land Company is honored to present 141.22+/- acres in Mower County, Minnesota, to be sold via an online timed auction ending on November 10th at 1 pm. Located in Section 34 of Dexter Township, this 141.22+/- acre parcel offers an outstanding combination of productivity, access, and efficiency. Approximately 134.1+/- acres are tillable, featuring long, straight rows that are well suited for today’s largest farming operations. Excellent access and a highly efficient layout make this an attractive addition to any farming operation or land portfolio.
The property boasts an impressive 93.2 CPI, reflecting the quality and productivity of its soils. The predominantly Floyd Silt Loam and Clyde Silt Loam soils are well regarded for their fertility, consistency, drainage characteristics, and ability to optimize available moisture. The land is also well-tilled, further enhancing its productivity and reliability across varying growing conditions.
High-quality farmland in Mower County is highly sought after and rarely offered for sale, making a parcel of this caliber, size, and location an especially compelling opportunity. Whether you are looking to expand an existing operation, add highly productive acres to your portfolio, or secure a quality long-term investment, this property deserves serious consideration.
Don’t miss this opportunity to add an exceptionally desirable parcel of high-quality farmland in central Mower County!
For more information on this tremendous opportunity, please contact Troy Stafford at 507-259-3047 or Troy@highpointlandcompany.com
Property Address: TBD County 660th Ave, Dexter, MN 55926
Property Features:
- Productive with an excellent CPI of 93.2
- Easy access and well-tiled
- Long straight rows conducive to the largest of operators
- Section 34 Dexter Township
- Close proximity to local grain markets, including Absolute Energy (Lyle), only 23 miles away
Directions:
From Austin, go west on I-90 for 10 miles and take exit 189 right (south) on CR-13 then a quick left (east) on 220th St for a mile and then left on 660th Ave for 1/2 mile and farm will be on the left (west) side.
