Liberal, MO Homes for Sale with Acreage

This 80 +/- acre parcel provides the rare opportunity to own a Barton County farm with exceptional potential for farming, windmills, and recreational income. The farm has both Class 2 & 3 soils, with a majority being Parsons silt loam and Summit silty clay loam. The multiple waterways and tile work done in 2020 ensure better drainage and provide the option to grow crops even in wet years.

Andy Unruh Midwest Land Group

This 160 +/- parcel provides the rare opportunity to own a Barton County farm with exceptional potential for farming, windmills, and recreational income. The farm has both Class 2 & 3 soils, with a majority being Parson silt loam, Barden silt loam, and Summit silty clay loam. The multiple waterways and over 13,000 feet of tile work done in 2020 to ensures better drainage and provides the option

Andy Unruh Midwest Land Group

This 80 +/- parcel in Barton County provides dynamite hunting and tillable ground all in one. The farm has both Class 2 & 3 soils with an NCCPI of over 72. The waterway work was done in 2020 to ensure better drainage and provide the option to grow crops even in wet years. Once soybeans have been harvested, the ADM Biodiesel plant in Deerfield pays a premium and is located less than 30 miles

Andy Unruh Midwest Land Group

This 80 +/- parcel in Barton County provides dynamite hunting and tillable ground all in one. The farm has both Class 2 & 3 soils with an NCCPI of over 72. The waterway work was done in 2020 to ensure better drainage and provide the option to grow crops even in wet years. Once soybeans have been harvested, the ADM Biodiesel plant in Deerfield pays a premium and is located less than 30 miles away.

Andy Unruh Midwest Land Group

This 80 +/- acre parcel provides the rare opportunity to own a Barton County farm with exceptional potential for farming, windmills, and recreational income. The farm has both Class 2 & 3 soils, with a majority being Parsons silt loam and Summit silty clay loam. The multiple waterways and tile work done in 2020 ensure better drainage and provide the option to grow crops even in wet years. With an

Andy Unruh Midwest Land Group