xxx 230th Street

200 +/- acres of prime habitat in Nobles County. The majority of this property is enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) administered by the Farm Service Agency (FSA) which is a land conservation program that pays a yearly rental payment in exchange for agricultural land not being farmed or ranched, but instead devoted to conservation benefits. Covered in orchardgrass, wheatgrass, bluestem, and other native prairie grasses, this property is setup to hold a large population of pheasants. Surrounding this property are lines of spruce and cedar trees, pockets of red-osier dogwood shrubs, wetlands, along with more native grasses that add to the cover that all of the deer, pheasants, and waterfowl that live here. Beyond the high amount of birds, there is also a solid number of local deer that frequent the property. For any specific questions regrading the CRP Program this property is enrolled in please contact the Nobles County Farm Service Agency.