271+/- Acres in Craighead and Poinsett County, AR

Lot 1: Located at the intersection of CR  906 and CR 909 just East of the Jonesboro city limits, this 40-acre lot includes a steel turbine well and approximately 1,000 sq. ft. house with a new roof.

Lot 2: Also located at the intersection of CR  906 and CR 909 just West of Lot# 1, this 40-acre lot includes an irrigation riser from the well on Lot #1. Lots 1 and 2 could be purchased together or separately. Both lots are furrow-irrigated and approximately 1 mile north of Highway 18.

Lot 3: Located just a quarter mile off Nestle Road in the Hergett community, this 40-acre lot is located on paved County Road 628 (Ely Walker Road). A good, steel turbine well provides furrow irrigation to the 38 acres of cropland. Soil type is primarily Amagon Silt Loam (NCCPI of 69).

Lot 4: Cornering Lot 3, this smaller 27-acre lot is also located on a paved County Road (Poppy’s Lane) and fronts Interstate 555. This farm is comprised of Amagon Silt Loam and Dundee Fine Sandy Loam. Irrigation is provided by a submersible well on CWL utilities, with relatively low electric rates.

Lot 5: This 17-acre lot is also located adjacent to Interstate 555. It is accessed via an easement from the East, off CR 709 (Van Winkle Road). The land was recently put to grade and is furrow irrigated by a new turbine well. The acreage consists of Dundee Fine Sandy Loam (NCCPI of 83) which is suitable for cotton, peanuts, and grain. These high-quality soil types and irrigation provide consistent production.

Lot 6: This farm consists of a highly desirable 40 acres, located just North of Industrial Drive on Pecan Grove Road in Trumann’s expanding industrial area within the city limits. Just minutes from the Interstate 555 interchange and less than 500 feet from the Industrial Park Access Road, the land offers development potential, in addition to being a quality farm. The farm is furrow irrigated, serviced by a turbine well. Ground water is in abundant supply here as it is on the other lots. The soil type is mostly Dundee Silt Loam with an NCCPI of 86, suitable for cotton, peanuts, and grain.

Lot 7: This 44-acre lot is also located within the Trumann city limits, providing potential for residential development less than half a mile from three major industrial employers.  The southern and parts of the western border adjoin existing city streets. Entrance is at the North end of Monroe Avenue. A sewer main is located on the Eastern border. A railroad line is adjacent to the Eastern borderline. The total farm acreage is furrow irrigated, with a relatively new turbine well. The soil type is mostly Dundee Silt Loam with an NCCPI of 86, suitable for cotton, peanuts, and grain.

Lot 8: This 23-acre lot includes 18 cultivated acres of the same good quality soils (Dundee Silt Loam) and furrow irrigation. Irrigation is provided by an electric submersible well at the Southwest corner of the primary field. Electric service is provided by Entergy. An irrigation riser services the small field in the Southwest corner of this lot. This farm is easily accessible at the intersection of Speedway Drive and Stevens Landing Road. The South end is accessed by East Main and Church Streets.