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This highly productive Bureau County prairie soils farm is located 1 mile north of Mineral on Co. Hwy 10 and 1800N Road. This 181.94+/- acre farm has excellent soils consisting of primarily Harpster and Drummer, with and average PI of 135.9! The farm has been well maintained with high fertility levels. This farm is listed at $10,300 per acre. Contact Ross Albert at 309-261-2230 for additional information.

This high quality farm is located only a few miles north of Charleston and has convenient access to several local grain markets. A drainage ditch makes up the eastern boundary of the farm and provides a wonderful outlet for drainage improvements. This farm has been well-maintained and has a yield history that compares well to any farm in the area. Contact Cory Kauffman at 217-258-0498 or ckauffman@firstmid.com for more information.

This farm is located 3 miles west of Fairgrange in central Coles County. The primary soils on this productive tract are Drummer, Dana, and Petone. This farm also includes a building site across the road to the north of the tillable portion of the farm. Contact Ron Pierce at 217-345-8312 or rpierce@firstmid.com for additional information.

This 120.58 acre is located in Will Township, Will County farm and located 4½ miles east of Peotone IL. There is ¼ mile frontage to the south along West Corning Rd., a tar & chip surfaced township road. There are approximately 118.64 tillable acres. The farm’s main soils are Elliott silt loam, Ashkum silty clay loam, Elliot Silty clay loam & Varna silt loam with a weighted productivity index of 123. While not in a formal drainage district; a 6” tile, draining the waterway and terraces, runs west ½ mile through neighboring farms and outlets in Rock Creek. The farm is free of lease for 2019. Contact John M Tammen at 815.936.8976 or jtammen@firstmid.com for more information.

Latitude: 41.325638, Longitude: -87.701134

This nearly all tillable farm is located less than 3 miles northeast of Oakland in along the Coles and Edgar County line. The primary soils on this “80” are Drummer, Fincastle and Raub. Contact Ron Pierce at 217-345-8312 or rpierce@firstmid.com for additional information.