Farm Real Estate Sales in Illinois & Indiana

The Wetzel-Anderson Farm consists of 40.0 acres located 4.5 miles northeast of Charleston, Illinois. The soils are primarily Drummer, Xenia, and Fincastle with an average productivity index of 131.7. There is an area of timber located in the southwest corner of the tract. The farm is leased for the 2020 crop year. For additional information, contact Cory Kauffman at 217-258-0498 or ckauffman@firstmid.com.

The Porte Farm consists of 119.0 +/- taxable acres in Charleston Township, Coles County. It is approximately three miles south west of Charleston, Illinois. It is less than a miles west of Lincoln Highway Road. Fincastle silt loam and Drummer silty clay loam each make up about half of the soils, which give the farm a productivity index rating of 132. Contact Austin Hornstein at 217-258-2022 or ahornstein@firstmid.com for more details.

This property offers 61.667 surveyed acres, consisting of approximately 33.18 acres of tillable farmland, 20.797 of timber and 7.69 acres of income producing CRP. This unique property is located along US 51 in Dewitt County, just 2 miles north of Wapella and 15 miles south of Bloomington. This farm is listed at $5,575 per surveyed acre. Contact Tyler Roth at 309-665-0958 or troth@firstmid.com for more information.

This productive farm is located 5 miles south of Illinois Route 24 at Chenoa or 1 mile north and 3 miles east of Lexington, Illinois. The farm consists of predominantly a mixture of Flanagan, Graymont, and Durmmer & El Paso soils with an average productivity index of 135.5. The farm is under an agreement with EDP Renewables North America LLC. There are no buildings on the farm. The farm is listed at $10,400 per acre. Contact Dan Patten at (309) 530-1575 or dpatten@firstmid.com for additional information.

The Pratt farm is located one mile north of Cropsey, IL, nine miles south of Fairbury, IL and 32 miles east of Bloomington/Normal, IL. This farm has excellent soils with a soil productivity index of 139.4. Soils on the farm include Drummer Silty Clay Loam, Lisbon Silt Loam and Saybrook Silt Loam. The strong fertility levels on this farm are pH of 6.4, phosphorus of 96 lbs/acre and potassium of 345 lbs/acre. This farm will sell at auction on March 12, 2020. It will be offered as four tracts of 80 acres +/- and sold by the choice and privilege sales method. Please contact Brian Thompson (309) 665 0959 or Kevin Meiss at (309) 665 0056 for additional information.