Tbd Hwy 32

This is a Reserve Auction. Starts at 9am CST on 3-17-26 and ends 2pm CST on 3-19-26. The land is located approximately nine miles north of Lisbon, North Dakota, at the intersection of Highway 32 and 58th Street SE, offering excellent year-round access via well-maintained state and county roads. For those traveling from Enderlin, North Dakota, the property can be reached by heading west on Highway 46 to Highway 32, then turning south and traveling approximately four miles, placing the farm in a highly accessible yet distinctly rural setting that is well suited for both agricultural production and recreational use. Located in the heart of one of southeastern North Dakota's most stable, productive, and historically significant agricultural regions, this exceptional Ransom County property totaling approximately 356 acres, more or less, is being offered at public auction in two tracts and represents a rare opportunity for owner-operators, expanding farm families, and long-term agricultural investors alike. This is a Reserve Auction, providing bidders with the assurance that the property will sell only if fair market value is achieved, while still utilizing the competitive auction format to establish true market-driven pricing. The online auction will open for bidding on March 17, 2026, and will conclude on March 19, 2026, at 2:00 PM, utilizing a soft close format, The offering consists of Parcel 1, containing approximately 76 acres, more or less, and Parcel 2, containing approximately 280 acres, more or less, providing buyers with flexibility to acquire a smaller tract, a larger contiguous block, or the entire 356-acre offering depending on operational needs, expansion goals, or investment strategy. Parcel 1, consisting of approximately 76 acres, carries a strong soil productivity index of 70.1 with a National Commodity Crop Productivity Index (NCCPI) rating of 53.4, indicating above-average yield potential and reliable performance across multiple crop types. Parcel 2, encompassing approximately 280 acres, offers a soil productivity index of 67.1 and an NCCPI rating of 49.2, making it highly competitive within the local market and well suited for large-scale farming operations or long-term rental income strategies.