Closing and full possession to take place on or before April 1^st, 2026. This property is free and clear to farm or rent for the 2026 season. Upon acceptance of the sale by the seller, a non-refundable earnest money deposit equal to 10% will be due at the conclusion of the sale. If the buyer is not immediately available at the conclusion of the auction, the purchase agreement and non-refundable earnest money deposit must be completed within 24 hours from the close of the auction. The balance will be due at closing. Merchantable title will be conveyed, and title insurance costs will be divided 50/50 between the buyer and seller. Closing costs are to be split 50/50 between the buyer and seller. The 2025 RE Taxes due and payable in 2026 will be paid by the seller as a credit to the buyer at closing based on most current tax information available. 2026 RE taxes due and payable in 2027 and all future taxes will be the buyers responsibility. The seller does not warranty or guarantee that existing fences lie on the true boundary, and any new fencing will be the responsibility of the purchaser pursuant to SD statutes. No warranty is made or implied for the property boundaries, mineral rights owned, or water supply. Any mineral rights currently owned by the seller will pass to the buyer, however, the seller does not warranty or guarantee any. FSA yields, bases, payments, and other information are estimated and not guaranteed, and are subject to County Committee Approval. Information contained herein is deemed to be correct but is not guaranteed. Sold subject to existing easements, restrictions, reservations, or highways of record, if any, as well as any or all Aurora County Zoning Ordinances. The RE licensees in this transaction stipulate that they are acting as agents for the seller. A survey/plat will not be provided and will be the buyers responsibility if needed or requested. This is a cash sale. Property is sold “as is”. This sale is subject to Seller Confirmation. Purchaser shall cooperate with Seller on signing documents and coordination of facilitating an IRS 1031 Exchange if Seller participates in such Exchange. Announcements made day of sale take precedence over any written materials. Not responsible for accidents. Tracts will be offered individually, any combination, and as a unit. Purchase Agreements will be signed according to how the bids were placed at auction.

BROKERS NOTES:

Directions From I-90 and US Hwy 281 (Exit 310) to Tract 2: Head North from I-90 (Exit 310) on US Hwy 281 for 1.5 miles. Turn right (East) on 253^rd St for 1 mile. Tract 2 is on the North Side of the road.

Snapshot:

344 Acres of Class II Soils with an 88% PI.
Overall Soil Rating of 80.3%.
430± Cropland Acres.
Mature Tree Belt & Sloughs for Wildlife Habitat.
Lays Nearly Level to a Slight Roll.
Convenient Access to Farm with Ease.

Advantage Land Company proudly presents this 480± acre property just 1 mile East of US Highway 281 and 1.5 miles North of I-90, offering exceptional access and convenience for modern agricultural operations, 2 miles East of Plankinton, SD. This productive property features 444.5 acres of Class II soils with an average soil PI of 72%, with an overall soil productivity index of an 80.3% giving a reputation of a high yielding crop production. FSA reports a total of 430.58 Cropland acres with 425.90 total base acres comprised of a 215.27 acre Corn base with a 96 bu PLC yield, a 169.86 acre Soybean base with a 36 bu PLC yield, a 37.17 acre Wheat base with a 50 bu PLC yield, and a 3.60 acre Grain Sorghum base with a 62 bu PLC yield. Offering resounding qualities for its consistency and reliability, this property is ready to work for you season after season with its high quality dirt, straight rounds, and habitat acres for the fall time of year. This property features a mature tree belt and natural sloughs, creating an excellent wildlife habitat for outdoor enthusiasts, residing near both sides of Fish Lake. On Tract 3, there is a grass waterway that leads to Fish Lake if a drain tile project is on the horizon for your to do list. Whether you’re looking to expand your row crop operation or want to invest in the good stuff, these tracts check all the boxes.

TRACT 1:

Acres: 160± Taxes: $2,259.36

Legal: SE1/4 SEC 10-T103N-R63W in Aurora County, South Dakota.

With an overall soil PI of 83.7% and a high percentage of tillable acres, this farm is built for efficient, modern-day operations. FSA reports a total of 151.03 Cropland acres with 150.98 total base acres comprised of a 75.55 acre Corn base with a 99 bu PLC yield, a 56.36 acre Soybean base with a 35 bu PLC yield, and a 19.07 acre Wheat base with a 50 bu PLC yield. Let this quarter section produce for your generational wealth.

Highlights:

151.03 FSA Cropland Acres.
124.16± Acres of Class II Soils with an 88% PI!
Convenient Access with Good Eye Appeal.
Small Slough.

TRACT 2:

Acres: 160± Taxes: $2,268.32

Legal: SW1/4 SEC 17-T103N-R63W in Aurora County, South Dakota.

Perfect for modern farming, this property features straight rounds, minimal obstacles, and good access for today’s farmer on the go. FSA reports a total of 143.40 Cropland acres with 143.32 total base acres comprised of a 71.72 acre Corn base with a 99 bu PLC yield, a 53.50 acre Soybean base with a 35 bu PLC yield, and a 18.10 acre Wheat base with a 50 bu PLC yield. A 7.76-acre established tree belt helps control wind erosion and preserve long-term soil health. With an overall soil rating of 85%, you’ll want to add this to your portfolio!

Highlights:

143.40 FSA Cropland Acres.
Overall Soil Rating of 85% PI.
Tree Belt on South End.
Square Farm with Minimal Waste

TRACT 3:

Acres: 160± Taxes: $1,942.00

Legal: SE1/4 SEC 17-T103N-R63W in Aurora County, South Dakota.

Contiguous to Tract 2, this is a prime opportunity for producers and investors seeking productivity, convenience, and wildlife habitat in one package. FSA reports a total of 136.15 Cropland acres with 131.60 total base acres comprised of a 68.00 acre Corn base with a 90 bu PLC yield, a 60.00 acre Soybean base with a 39 bu PLC yield, and a 3.60 acre Grain Sorghum base with a 62 bu PLC yield. Natural sloughs offer habitat for wildlife and appeal to outdoor enthusiasts. A natural waterway runs through this tract for a tile outlet if one ever wanted to pursue a drain tile project in the future. This tract is perfect for a strong investment as it offers 71 acres of soils at an 88% PI.

Highlights:

136.15 FSA Cropland Acres.
Overall Soil Rating of 72.8%.
Natural Waterway for Tile Outlet.
Several Sloughs for Outdoor Enthusiasts.

480± Acres Aurora County Land Auction