B R O K E R S   N O T E S :

The history of this Walseth Family land starts with their uncle William Noonan purchasing this land in 1928. William had 8 siblings and farmed with one of his brothers, Ambrose, for years, still known by the family as the “Noonan Brothers”. The youngest sister named Genevieve attended South Dakota State University in Brookings to be a school teacher, which was very rare at the time. She married Edwin Walseth Sr. They were both teachers but in the late 1930’s they moved to St Paul MN where Edwin took a job with the US Post Office, which paid more than teaching at that time. Neither of the “Noonan Brothers” had children so they left the land to the Walseth’s in 1985.

This opportunity has taken generations to grow and today has ripened into a sweet offering of 510+/- acres in prime farming country with 431.65 cropland acres predominately comprised of Kranzbury-Cresbard silt loams, Class II clay soil with a productivity index of 81%! According to FSA information, this land is enrolled in ARC-CO with 409.5 base acres, having a 173.05 acre corn base with a 123bu plc yield and a 236.45 acre soybean base with a 36 bu plc yield. Within 5 miles of each other, this land has convenient access from Hwy 37 and 175th Street and offers a nearly level topography.

Timber Creek flows through the grass and crop land of Tract 3, offering recreational opportunities. Make it an annual tradition for your family, friends, or team building to experience South Dakota pheasant hunting as many have with their own land investment.  With a wetland determination, there may be an opportunity to improve this land with tile having the outlet of Timber Creek located on this farm.

With a total buyer credit of $37,000 at closing for owning the land half the year, enjoy the well rounded consistency this land brings with fertile soil, attractive agricultural area, deep history and a bright future. The history does not stop here, the book is simply changing chapters, so let this land have an abundant impact on your family!

T R A C T   1

A C R E S :  156.01+/- acres                                           T A X E S :  $2,059.84                                        B U Y E R   C R E D I T :  $12,250

L E G A L :  NE1/4 less Lot H-1 Section 12-T115N-R62W Lincoln Twp, Spink County SD

B R O K E R S   N O T E :  This quarter is all tillable, offering convenient farming from corner to corner. The soils are mainly comprised of Class II clay Kranzburg-Cresbard silt loams with an aggressive productivity index of 81%, with an overall soil quality of 71.4%. There are 151+/- cropland acres and 143.38 base acres having a 62.07 acre corn base with a 132 plc yield and an 83.87 acre soybean base with a 36bu plc yield. See the quality of this nearly level farm with convenient access from Hwy 37 and 179^th St in the highly productive corn and soybeans area of Frankfort, SD.

T R A C T   2

A C R E S :  153.97+/- acres T A X E S :  $2,077.90 B U Y E R   C R E D I T :  $11,750

L E G A L :  SE1/4 ex 2Acres & Lot H-1 Section 12-T115N-R62W Lincoln Twp, Spink County SD.

B R O K E R S   N O T E :  Located on Hwy 37 minutes southeast of Frankfort, this quarter of cropland boasts of 145.86+/- cropland acres and over 117 acres of class II dirt, mainly Kranzburg-cresbard silt loams rated at 81% PI. The beauty of this land is seen all around with it being convenient for the modern day farmer, location, nearly level topography, easy access and soil quality. Consistency year after year comes to mind when assessing this investment, which sits back to back with Tract 1. There are 138.23 base acres having a 56.93 acre corn base with a 132 plc yield and a 78.73 acre soybean base with a 36bu plc yield.

T R A C T   3

A C R E S :  120+/- acres  T A X E S :  $1,997.66 B U Y E R   C R E D I T :  $6,500

L E G A L :  E1/2 & the NW1/4 of NE1/4 Section 23-T116N-R62W Frankfort Twp, Spink Co. SD.

 B R O K E R S   N O T E :  The combination of 53.34 crop land acres with the balance of virgin sod grass land and Timber Creek running through, make this an attractive parcel for farmers, cattle producers, recreational enthusiasts and investors. The tillable soil is mainly comprised of Class II clay LaDelle silt loam at a 92% PI, with access from 175^th St. With Timber Creek on this land, one has the opportunity to potentially improve the farm with drain tile to create additional heavy hitting crop production acres. There are 50.62 base acres having a 21.39 acre corn base with a 132 plc yield and an 29.23 acre soybean base with a 36bu plc yield. This property is the optimal hunting and investment scene near Redfield where many recreationalists flock for the annual South Dakota pheasant hunting experience.

T R A C T   4

A C R E S :  80+/- acres T A X E S :  $1,176.78 B U Y E R   C R E D I T :  $6,500

L E G A L :  W1/2 of NW1/4 Section 24-T116N-R62W Frankfort Twp, Spink County SD.

B R O K E R S   N O T E :  High end South Dakota crop land doesn’t get much better than this offering with the majority productivity index of 95%, Great Bend-Beotia, Class II Clay soil. Access this land from the north on 175^th St, enjoy the undulating topography and minimal waste acres. According to FSA information, there are 81.44 cropland acres with a 0-6% slope. There are 77.27 base acres having a 32.65 acre corn base with a 132 plc yield and a 44.62 acre soybean base with a 36bu plc yield.