0000 Highway 367 N

Row crop production and deer and duck hunting come together on this 68.59-acre Jackson County farm just off Hwy 367 in Swifton. Approx. 42 precision-leveled tillable acres suited to rice and soybeans are irrigated by an electric 8-inch submersible well that conveys, with power on site. A road around the field provides access for crop and water management. The field is equipped for both crop irrigation and duck-season flooding, with a splash-board riser at the lower end. Approx. 26 acres of primarily hardwood timber already partially flood due to an existing road and culvert. Minor levee enhancements and a water-control structure could extend flooding throughout the woods. Timber and cropland provide food, cover, edge and habitat diversity for deer, with activity and sign on the property. Near the Cache River, Black River and Village Creek in northeast Arkansas, where river bottoms and agricultural fields provide important feeding and resting habitat along the Mississippi Flyway. Approx. driving distances from Swifton: Jonesboro 30 miles, Stuttgart 120, Memphis 100 and Weiner 35. Just in time for duck season!