141± Acres in Marion County, MO Land Auction - Homesites, Hunting & Tillable - TrophyPA.com

5744 Hwy Z
Monroe City , MO 63456
Recreational | Deer Hunting | Timberland | Lake/Pond/River
Marion County Missouri Land for Sale at Auction - Behring Farm
Preview Day Saturday, February 8th 10AM to Noon.
Bidding Ends Thursday, February 20th at 10AM.
This 141± acre property being offered in 6 tracts is located just 6 miles north of Monroe City along Highway Z. This gently rolling farm offers a well-balanced mix of CRP, productive cropland, and wooded draws, making it an ideal investment for farming, hunting, or building your dream home.
The farm includes 28± acres of tillable land and 46.54 acres enrolled in CRP, with the current contract set to expire on September 30, 2025. A Timber Stand Improvement (TSI) program has been implemented and will remain in place for the next 4.5 years, enhancing the property’s long-term value. This property is ideal for deer, turkey, small game hunting, hiking, and other outdoor recreation. Rounding out the property are two small ponds and a seasonal creek.
The Behring farm offers may opportunities from new homesites to hunting/recreation to farming. The location is great being 25 minutes to Hannibal, 30 minutes to Quincy, and 20 minutes to Spalding Beach at the Mark Twain Lake. The drive from Chesterfield Valley is under 2 hours and under 75 miles from Columbia.
For more information call or text Jason Chinn [phone].
Tract 1 - 49± flat to gently rolling acres with approximately 3 acres of CRP, 12± acres of cropland with the balance in woods. Nice hunting and recreation tract with State Highway Z frontage.
Tract 2 - 10± acres of flat to gently rolling acres with approximately 5 acres of CRP, a small pond, and woods. Great homesite and recreation with State Highway Z frontage.
Tract 3 - 10± acres of flat to gently rolling acres with approximately 6 acres of CRP, a small pond, and woods. Great homesite and recreation with State Highway Z frontage.
Tract 4 - 18± acres of flat to gently rolling acres with approximately 15 acres of CRP and woods. Great homesite and recreation with State Highway Z frontage.
Tract 5 - 17± acres of flat to gently rolling acres with approximately 14 acres of CRP and woods. Great homesite and recreation with State Highway Z frontage.
Tract 6 - 37± flat to gently rolling acres with approximately 3 acres of CRP, 16± acres of cropland with the balance in woods. Nice hunting and recreation tract with county road 238 frontage only 2 tenths of a mile from State Highway Z.
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[@Mo75149-j]

Why do Real estate companies split up so many farms anymore? I hate seeing that. I understand trying to get more price per acre but its unreal how many large farms get broken up. I guess most folks cant afford a large farm, or even want that many acres.

[@TrophyPA]

Thanks for taking the time to comment and ask about it. While we understand it's great for one farmer or one owner to have a large chunk of land, there are very few people who can afford to buy these bigger properties. Did you know that in many cases the larger properties started out as smaller parcels that the farmer or a group of hunters put together over time? Selling a property in smaller tracts can allow the neighbors to pick up some additional adjoining land, a hunter to purchase their first smaller recreational property, or a local farmer to pick up some additional tillable ground. Selling in multiple tracts also allows more people to achieve their dream of land ownership and the way our auctions work, ONE BUYER can purchase multiple tracts or even the whole thing.