Laue Trust

Tract 1 presents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a high-percentage tillable land asset in prime agricultural Marshall County, Kansas. Situated approximately two miles south of Highway 36 along Limestone Road, this 78 +/- acre parcel offers convenient road access for modern farm machinery and streamlined crop hauling to regional grain markets.

The property features approximately 71 +/- acres of productive tillable cropland, dominated by high-yielding Class II and Class III soil profiles. An additional 7 +/- acres of established waterways provide essential natural drainage, field contour stability, and edge cover. Trail camera activity on the property highlights consistent whitetail deer and game bird movement, giving this farm a strong recreational dynamic alongside its primary agricultural utility. Whether you are an expanding regional producer or a land investor seeking quality north-central Kansas acreage, Tract 1 delivers proven soil performance and long-term value.

Taxes: $1,091.08 on 71.4 taxable acres

FSA Base Numbers: 

Crop: Base / Yield

Wheat: 24.60 / 36

Sorghum: 30.00 / 77

Soybeans: 6.70 / 30

Tract 2 offers a versatile 124 +/- acre combination property located in desirable Washington County, positioned north of 15th Road and east of Zenith Road. This farm seamlessly combines strong row-crop production capability with river-influenced natural habitat, making it a standout multi-use land offering.

The farm includes approximately 95 +/- acres of tillable crop ground featuring high-quality Class II and Class III soil types suited for regional crop rotations. Complementing the cultivated ground are 7 +/- acres of waterways, timbered cover, and river corridor influence. This natural edge environment fosters excellent wildlife habitat, backed by trail camera evidence of regular deer activity. Tract 2 provides an appealing balance of agricultural revenue and outdoor recreation for farm operators and sportspeople alike.

Taxes: $1,424.99 on 123.7 taxable acres

FSA Base Numbers: 

Crop: Base / Yield

Corn: 49.04 / 109

Soybeans: 49.08 / 29

Tract 3 delivers a complete quarter-section setup in Washington County, located approximately one mile west of Highway 148 near 15th and Zenith Roads. This 158 +/- acre tract offers an ideal blend of tillable crop ground, livestock pasture, and natural habitat, giving the next owner multiple revenue streams and agricultural flexibility.

The agricultural footprint contains 105 +/- acres of productive tillable ground, composed mainly of Class II and Class III soils. Supporting the farm ground is 47 +/- acres of native grass pasture for summer cattle grazing, alongside 6 +/- acres of natural waterways. The combination of grain production, grazing capacity, and water cover creates ideal habitat for local game, as demonstrated by active trail camera history across the tract.

Taxes: $1,784.95 on 158 taxable acres

FSA Base Numbers: 

Crop: Base / Yield

Corn: 54.20 / 109

Soybeans: 54.24 / 29

Tract 4 is a streamlined 80 +/- acre cropland tract engineered for maximum field efficiency in Washington County. Located just one mile west of Highway 148 along 26th Road, this property provides straight-line tractor passes and quick transit to regional grain elevators.

The parcel is dominated by 69 +/- acres of productive tillable land, consisting of prime Class II and Class III soil profiles. The remaining 11 +/- acres consist of natural waterways that handle field drainage while adding landscape diversity. With the vast majority of the acreage dedicated to row-crop production, Tract 4 is a turn-key expansion parcel for local farm operators or an income-producing asset for agricultural investors.

Taxes: To Be Determined

Approximate FSA Base Numbers: 

Crop: Base / Yield

Wheat: 32.75 / 34

Corn: 9.33 / 104

Sorghum: 21.90 / 133

Soybeans: 9.75 / 34

Tract 5 offers a high-yielding 80 +/- acre farmland parcel situated in a strong agricultural corridor of Washington County. Located approximately one mile west of Highway 148, north of 25th Road, this tract combines high crop-acreage ratios with accessible county road infrastructure.

Composed of 74 +/- acres of tillable ground with Class II and Class III soils, the farm is well suited for standard regional crop rotations including corn, soybeans, and wheat. A balance of 6 +/- acres in natural waterways supports proper field runoff and soil conservation. Its high proportion of tillable ground makes Tract 5 an attractive acquisition for local growers looking to increase crop output.

Taxes: To Be Determined

Approximate FSA Base Numbers: 

Crop: Base / Yield

Wheat: 32.75 / 34

Corn: 9.35 / 104

Sorghum: 21.90 / 133

Soybeans: 9.75 / 34

Tract 6 is a high-quality 80 +/- acre grazing property situated in Washington County, located approximately one mile west of Highway 148, north of 25th Road. Designed for livestock utility, this tract offers an excellent turn-key pasture addition for area ranchers and cattle producers.

The property features 77 +/- acres of native pasture grass underlain by productive Class II soils, providing strong grass growth and carrying capacity. Equipped with adequate livestock water sources, the pasture is ready for seasonal grazing, herd rotation, or hay production. Tract 6 represents a practical, hard-to-find block of dedicated Washington County pastureland. 

Taxes: To Be Determined

Approximate FSA Base Numbers: 

Crop: Base / Yield

Wheat: 0.54 / 34

Corn: 0.16 / 104

Sorghum: 0.36 / 133

Soybeans: 0.16 / 34

Tract 7 provides an impressive 157 +/- acre block of dedicated agricultural land in Washington County, located roughly one mile west of Highway 148, south of 25th Road. Offering a full quarter-section scale, this versatile tract is ideal for commercial ranchers seeking reliable, high-capacity livestock ground.

The property consists primarily of native pasture grass supported by newer perimeter fencing and dependable livestock water sources. Additionally, the northwest 12 +/- acres are currently hayed and feature partial fencing, offering immediate hay production or the flexible option to convert the acreage back into full grazing pasture. Tract 7 delivers the scale and quality required for modern cattle production in Washington County.

Taxes: $675.69 on 157.10 taxable acres

Tract 8 is a highly productive 79 +/- acre farm located in northern Washington County, positioned east of Rainbow Road and south of 28th Road. Featuring an efficient field layout, this farm offers a strong balance of crop production and natural cover.

The land includes 71 +/- acres of tillable cropland, primarily consisting of Class II and Class III soils. Approximately 7 +/- acres of waterways run through the property, providing essential drainage corridors while creating natural habitat edges. Documented trail camera activity shows regular wildlife utilization, giving the farm added recreational appeal for whitetail deer hunting alongside its row-crop revenue.

Taxes: $1,076.75 on 78.8 taxable acres

FSA Base Numbers: 

Crop: Base / Yield

Corn: 37.80 / 109

Soybeans: 37.83 / 29

Tract 9 offers a unique 39 +/- acre multi-use parcel located in Washington County, just north of 28th Road and west of Quivira Road. Featuring a manageable footprint, this property is ideal for buyers seeking a mix of agricultural income, outdoor recreation, or a small rural acreage investment.

The property consists of 22 +/- acres of tillable cropland featuring premium Class I, Class II, and Class III soil types. The remaining 17 +/- acres are made up of natural meadow and wildlife habitat cover. Trail camera activity confirms steady wildlife movement through the native cover, making Tract 9 a great small-acreage hunting retreat that still generates crop returns.

Taxes: $568 on 38.7 taxable acres

Approximate FSA Base Numbers: 

Crop: Base / Yield

Corn: 13.76 / 109

Soybeans: 13.76 / 29

Tract 10 delivers an exceptional 118 +/- acre combination of farm income, conservation return, and premier wildlife habitat in Washington County. Located south of 28th Road and west of Quivira Road, this tract offers a diverse landscape suited for sportspeople and land investors alike.

The farm includes 55 +/- acres of productive tillable ground featuring Class I and Class III soils. The remaining 63 +/- acres consist of wildlife habitat and native meadow, backed by an active CRP contract running through September 2031. This blend of row-crop production, guaranteed CRP payments, and thick habitat cover creates a top-tier recreational property with dependable dual-stream income.

Taxes: $1,302.31 taxable acres

Approximate FSA Base Numbers: 

Crop: Base / Yield

Corn: 29.23 / 109

Soybeans: 29.23 / 29