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Parcel Land Co. · Licensed in KS, CO, NE · REALTORS® member
Finney County, KS · 2024
640 deeded acres, pivot-irrigated bottomland,
Class I Holdrege silt loam.
Current Listings · February 2026
Ground worth
knowing.
Each tract presented with the same precision a jeweler brings to a stone — soil class, water priority, and every encumbrance disclosed upfront.
Meade County, KS · 480 Acres
Cimarron River Bottomland
Three-pivot set on deep alluvial ground in the Cimarron corridor. Senior water rights with 1947 priority date — the kind that run when junior rights are shut off. Tillable to the fence on all four sides. No easements, no pipelines. Grain-bin complex included.
Irrigation
Center Pivot (3 units)
NRCS Score
92 / 100
Soil Rating
Class I — Richfield silt loam
Water Rights
Senior priority 1947, 1,800 AF/yr
CRP Contract
None — fully in production
Asking Price
$5,200/ac · $2.496M
Thomas County, KS · 640 Acres
High Plains Dryland Section
A full section of high-plains wheat ground — the kind of tract that has supported the same family for four generations. CRP contract on the rough ground provides $7,560/year in guaranteed income while the balance runs 460 acres of hard red winter wheat. Clean title, no liens.
Irrigation
Dryland — no water rights
NRCS Score
78 / 100
Soil Rating
Class II — Colby silt loam
Water Rights
N/A — rainfall dependent
CRP Contract
180 acres CRP through 2028, $42/ac
Asking Price
$2,400/ac · $1.536M
Logan County, CO · 320 Acres
Platte River Alfalfa Ground
Pre-1900 ditch rights on the South Platte — among the most protected water in eastern Colorado. Four cuttings per season, averaging 6.2 tons/acre. Established perennial stand, replanted 2022. This is the kind of ground that transfers between families, not funds.
Irrigation
Flood / Gravity — senior ditch rights
NRCS Score
88 / 100
Soil Rating
Class I — Tripp very fine sandy loam
Water Rights
Ditch priority 1889, 3.2 CFS
CRP Contract
None — 4-cut alfalfa operation
Asking Price
$4,800/ac · $1.536M
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Who We Serve
Three kinds of
land people.
01
The Estate Liquidator
Fourth-generation ranchers & heirs
Your grandfather filed the deed in 1961. Now it's time to settle the estate without selling short. We read the soil survey before we price it — your ground's Class I Holdrege silt loam commands a different number than the neighbor's Class III sand.
- Estate & probate transaction experience
- 1031 exchange coordination
- Mineral rights & water rights severance
- Multi-parcel disposition strategy
02
The Portfolio Investor
Out-of-state capital seeking tillable acres
You're converting a portion of a securities portfolio into real, productive ground. We identify irrigated bottomland with senior water rights and stable lease income — the kind of land that doesn't correlate with the S&P.
- Lease-in-place acquisitions
- Water rights priority analysis
- NRCS productivity scoring
- Multi-state portfolio assembly
03
The Beginning Farmer
First-generation buyers on FSA loans
You've been farming someone else's ground for seven years. Now you're ready for your first 160. We know which tracts qualify for FSA beginning-farmer financing and which sellers will negotiate a contract for deed.
- FSA Direct Farm Loan qualification
- Beginning Farmer Down Payment Program
- Seller financing structures
- USDA beginning-farmer set-asides
$340M+
Total transaction volume
42,000
Acres closed since 2018
11
Active listings right now
100%
Seller-disclosed soil reports
Next Step
Stand on the
ground itself.
No slide decks, no Zoom calls. We meet you at the gate, walk every acre, and answer every question before you ever see a purchase agreement.
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February 2026
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