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DESCRIPTION: 158 acres m/l to be offered at auction on Friday, August 14th, 2026, at 10:00 A.M. This property consists of 158 acres m/l, of which there are 155.31 taxable acres m/l and 153.45 cropland acres m/l. This tract has an average CSR2 of 75.7, with the Hancock County average CSR2 being 74.6. DIRECTIONS: From Goodell, Iowa, go west on County Blacktop B-63 approximately 1/2 mile. The subject property is located on the south side of the road and in the SE corner of the intersection of Rake Avenue and B-63. Please watch for real estate signs. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Northwest Quarter (NW1/4) in Section Thirty-Six (36), Township Ninety-four (94) North, Range Twenty-four (24), West of the 5th P.M., Hancock County, Iowa. For the precise legal description, refer to the property's abstract or survey. FARM PROGRAM INFORMATION: Cropland: 153.45 acres Corn Base: 145.35 acres PLC Yield: 150 bu. Bean Base: 8.10 acres PLC Yield: 46 bu. This tract is Non-Highly Erodible Land. A wetlands determination has not been completed at this time. FARM LEASE: The farm is leased for 2026. The seller will retain all of the 2026 cash rent. The lease for 2027 has been terminated. IMPROVEMENTS: Improvements are field drainage tile and perimeter fence. PROPERTY TAXES: $5,318/year (Est.) Property taxes will be prorated to date of closing.

OFFERED IN 3 TRACTS: Tract 1: 80 Acres m/l - Tract 2: 120 Acres m/l - Tract 3: 185 Acres m/l METHOD OF SALE: Tracts 1-3 will be sold with the high bidder having their choice of tracts. In the event all 3 tracts are taken, the sale of those tracts is over. What an opportunity! The Fischer family is offering 3 good quality farms in Liberty and Perry Township, Plymouth County, Iowa. The Fischers are well known for being excellent farmers who take super care of their land and keep it in a high state of productivity. They have utilized all of the modern resources available as well as lots of hog and cattle manure to keep their land in a high state of fertility. You can purchase 1, 2 or 3 farms and all with the confidence that they are in tip top shape. All 3 farms are located within a mile of K22, with Tract 3 also bordered on the North side by C60. This offers really easy access to local and regional markets. All this gives you better opportunities to have better flexibility in marketing your grain. More options are always better! The Plymouth County FSA office shows Tract 1 to have 79.09 cropland acres with a 63.40-acre corn base with a 152 bu. PLC Yield Index and a 15.60-acre soybean base with a 51 bu. PLC Yield Index. Tract 2 contains 112.22 cropland acres with a 60.40-acre corn base with a 147 bu. PLC Yield Index and a 47.90-acre soybean base with a 35 bu. PLC Yield Index. Tract 3 contains 181.18 cropland acres with a 131.70-acre corn base with a 168 bu. PLC Yield Index and a 45.80-acre soybean base with a 43 bu. PLC Yield Index. All 3 tracts are enrolled in the ARC County Program. The Plymouth County Assessor's office and NRCS office show the main soil types to be: Tract 1 - Galva and Ida with small amounts of Radford. The weighted CSRII average is 62.7. Tract 2 - Ida, Galva & McPaul-Kennebec. The weighted CSRII average for Tract 2 is 56.7. Tract 3 - Ida, McPaul-Kennebec with small amounts of Napier and Monona. The weighted CSRII average for Tract 3 is 46.9. It is rare indeed in these ever-changing times to have the opportunity to purchase up to 3 farms at one time or just 1 farm or 2. Options like this very seldom present themselves. We have talked about it for years and now it is quickly manifesting itself in our own backyard. This is outside the farming world competition for our most precious resources. Mainly productive farmland that can't be replaced once it is in the hands of powerful outside influences. The old axiom "It won't ever happen here in my backyard" is out the window. They're here and looking to expand. Get ahead of the game and take advantage of the opportunity this sale provides. I have no doubt that the future will prove you to be one of the lucky ones and your family will thank you for your foresight. All the best from all of us at Brock Auction Company.

DESCRIPTION: 140 acres m/l to be offered at auction on Friday, August 14th, 2026, at 2:00 P.M. This property consists of 140 acres m/l, of which there are 136.91 taxable acres m/l and 138.92 cropland acres m/l. This tract has an average CSR2 of 90.6, with the Floyd County average CSR2 being 79.5. DIRECTIONS: From Nora Springs, Iowa, go north on County Highway S-70 to 110th Street, a county rock road, then go east on 110th Street to Dancer Avenue, a county rock road, then go north on Dancer Avenue 1/2 mile. The subject property is located on the west side of Dancer Avenue. Please watch for real estate signs. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: (140 Acres M/L) East One-Half of the Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter (E1/2 NE1/4 SW1/4); Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (NW1/4 SE1/4); South Half of the Northeast Quarter (S1/2 NE1/4), all in Section Twenty-one (21), Township Ninety-seven (97) North, Range Eighteen (18), West of the 5th P.M., Floyd County, Iowa. For the precise legal description, refer to the property’s abstract or survey. FARM PROGRAM INFORMATION: Cropland: 138.92 acres Corn Base: 71.60 acres PLC Yield: 168 bu. Bean Base: 55.7 acres PLC Yield: 51 bu. This farm is classified as Non-Highly Erodible Land. Tract does not contain a Wetland. FARM LEASE: The subject property is rented for the 2026 crop year. The sellers will retain 100% of the crop income or cash rent for 2026. The lease for 2027 has been terminated. IMPROVEMENTS: Improvements are field drainage tile and perimeter fence. PROPERTY TAXES: $5,500/year. Property taxes will be prorated to date of closing.

The Somers Farm presents a truly exceptional opportunity to own one of Northwest Iowa’s premier recreational properties. Located in a renowned hunting area, this farm offers an outstanding blend of tillable land, rolling terrain, heavy mature timber, and picturesque oak savanna, creating ideal habitat for trophy whitetail deer and wild turkey. The property’s diverse landscape features mature hardwoods, towering oak trees, thick bedding cover, natural travel corridors, and abundant food sources that consistently attract and hold wildlife. It is the type of farm that serious hunters dream of owning. This region has earned a reputation for producing some of the finest whitetail genetics in Northwest Iowa. A remarkable 200”+ Boone & Crockett-class buck was harvested in 2025, further demonstrating the exceptional trophy potential this area is known for. Combined with outstanding turkey populations, the Somers Farm offers world-class recreational opportunities year after year. Whether you’re looking for a premier hunting retreat, a long-term investment, or a legacy property to pass down through generations, the Somers Farm is a rare offering that combines natural beauty, exceptional wildlife habitat, and proven trophy-producing history. Don’t miss your chance to own this extraordinary property—contact Ben Hollesen today for more information.

DESCRIPTION: 114 acres m/l to be offered at auction on Friday, August 21st, 2026, at 10:00 A.M. This property consists of 114 acres m/l, of which there are approximately 109.01 taxable acres and 95.06 cropland acres m/l. This tract has an average CSR2 of 76, the tillable acres have a CSR2 of 81.4, with the Story County average CSR2 being 80.2. DIRECTIONS: From Roland, Iowa, go south on County Highway R-77 1/4 mile. This property is located on the west side of R-77 at the corner of 140th Street and R-77. Please watch for real estate signs. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: (114 Acres M/L) Northwest One-Quarter of the Southeast One-Quarter (NW1/4 SE1/4), Except E 284' N 650', and the Southwest One-Quarter of the Southeast One-Quarter (SW1/4 SE1/4) and Southeast One-Quarter of the Southeast One-Quarter (SE1/4 SE1/4), Except Parcel E, Slide 76, Page 1, all in Section Twenty-two (22), Township Eighty-five (85) North, Range Twenty-three (23), West of the 5th P.M., Story County, Iowa. Please refer to the abstract or survey for exact legal description. FARM PROGRAM INFORMATION: Cropland: 95.06 acres Corn Base: 47 acres PLC Yield: 169 bu. Bean Base: 47 acres PLC Yield: 34 bu. This farm is classified as Non-Highly Erodible Land. No Wetlands Determination is complete at this time. FARM LEASE: The subject property is presently rented for the 2026 crop year. The seller will retain 100% of the crop income or cash rent for 2026. The lease for 2027 has been terminated. IMPROVEMENTS: Improvements are field drainage tile and perimeter fence. PROPERTY TAXES: $3,416/year. Property taxes will be prorated to date of closing.

WOW GET READY! The Jensen Family is offering you a super high quality 80 Acre tract in the heart of the awesome Remsen Township's great area. Located just 2 miles East and 3½ miles South of Remsen, Iowa and just a few miles NE of Kingsley and SW of Marcus in a special, really high producing area. This farm has about one of the easiest accesses you could ever ask for since it is located just a ¼ of a mile from Highway C-38. The farm has been really well farmed by one of the areas top farmers who is well known for his caring of the land and farming practices. The Plymouth County FSA office shows 77.70 cropland acres with a 41.12-acre corn base with a 160bu PLC Yield Index and a 27.78-acre soybean base with a 49bu PLC Yield Index. There is also a 7.62-acre CRP contract along the waterway which just reinforces the quality of care this farm has had. The Plymouth County NRCS and Assessors office shows the main soil types to be Galva with smaller amounts of Calco and Primghar. The farm carries a very good above average CSRII rating of 86.9. Just super!! What an age we are living in today! If you are fortunate enough to have been living in the heart of the nation's breadbasket and grown up watching the changing evolution of today's farming world and lived it. You may be like many of us and find it hard to believe our own eyes. Powerful outside influences have discovered what we've known all along. That is our farmland is one of the very most important investments anywhere in the world and they are trying to get their hands on it. This 80 and others like it that are available to you today are quickly disappearing. If your plan for the future is to stay in farming, it will be harder and harder if you pass up opportunities like this, very good, high quality, 80-acre tract. Please give this farm the full attention it deserves and one that your family deserves as well. Best of luck from all of us at Brock Auction Company.

Selling a nice selection of antique furniture and vintage toys as part of our Friday Night Live In-Person Auction. These items will be available for pre-bid and simulcast bidding at approximately 6:30 p.m. during the in-person auction. If you would like to inspect the items in person, please contact Tom at 641-895-2508 to make an appointment. All sales are final.

Auction Description All Donated: Quilts, Table Runners, Place Mats & Quilt Holders Live & Online Auction Saturday, August 22, 2026 at 11:00 AM Event by: Regional Health Services of Howard County Join us for the 48th Annual Auxiliary Quilt Auction, a cherished community tradition featuring beautiful handmade quilts and other handcrafted items donated by talented supporters throughout the area. Every item has been generously donated, and 100% of the hammer price benefits Regional Health Services of Howard County. Your bids directly support local healthcare and help continue this outstanding community tradition. Whether you're looking for a stunning quilt, unique home décor, or simply want to support a great cause, we invite you to join us in person or bid online.

Opportunity with options!! The Bertrand Family is offering a really good Southern Plymouth County farm that is located as good as you could ask for. Just a few miles North of Sioux City’s and Hinton’s great grain marketing facilities and just a ¼ of a mile off highway 75 makes marketing super easy. This high quality combination farm offers great aspects, gentle hills to the East, sloping down to high quality river bottom ground. There are some trees on both sides of Imperial Road that dissects the farm for anyone interested in outstanding deer and upland game possibilities and Floyd River on the West end of the property. There is also a nice 12,000 bushel electric drying bin for self-storage if you like. The Plymouth County FSA office shows 106.51 acres of cropland with a 58.45-acre corn base with a 112 bu. PLC Yield Index and a 14.41-acre soybean base with a 37 bu. PLC Yield Index. The Plymouth County NRCS office and the Assessors office show the main soil types to be McPaul and McPaul – Kennebec with 23% Ida, and smaller amounts of Napier and Kennebec. The farm carries a nice 64.5 weighted CSR II average. It is extremely hard to find land that offers what this farm does. Surrounded by acreages and home sites shows future development is not out of the question along with some recreational areas for hunting and UTV and ATV potential. All these extras on top of some very nice farmland to produce a good income. What a great spot to own property. You literally can be minutes from anywhere in Sioux City or Hinton and Southern Plymouth County. Urban sprawl and other outside factors are going to put a premium on this hard to find property more and more as time goes on. You owe it to yourself to check this out and see for yourself what a cool place it truly is. Best of luck from all of us at Brock Auction Company.

Robinson Farm Machinery Retirement Auction w/Live and Online bidding

Geidel Auction Company is honored to conduct the auction of items from the Orient-Macksburg School. This auction will feature a wide variety of items from throughout the school, including classroom furniture, office furnishings, cafeteria and kitchen equipment, shop equipment, maintenance items, supplies, technology, and much more! For generations, the school served as an important part of the Orient community, creating memories and connections that continue today. This auction provides an opportunity for alumni, community members, supporters, collectors, and buyers to purchase items from the school and preserve a piece of local history. Whether you're looking for practical furnishings, equipment, unique collectibles, or a special keepsake from the school, this auction offers something for everyone. Please check back often as additional lots, photos, and information are added throughout the cataloging process.

Live & Online Real Estate AuctionWednesday, September 2, 2026 • 6:00 PMDon't miss this opportunity to bid on a spacious 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom manufactured home built in 1995, located at 720 W. Sycamore St., Ogden, IA. Situated in a quiet, friendly neighborhood, this property offers small-town living with plenty of space inside and out.The home features a 2½-car attached garage plus a large workshop/storage shed with convenient alley access—perfect for hobbies, projects, or additional storage.While the home could benefit from some updating, it offers solid potential for homeowners, investors, or anyone looking to add their personal touch and build equity.Whether you're looking for your next home or your next investment, this is an auction you won't want to miss!Bid Live or OnlineAuction Date: Wednesday, September 2, 2026Time: 6:00 PMProperty Address: 720 W. Sycamore St., Ogden, IA

MORE INFORMATION TO FOLLOW! Selling Live & Online Auction -Thursday September 10th at 10:00 AM Central Standard Time Live Auction will be held at Cedar Valley Property Solutions, 1206 Gilbert St, Charles City, Iowa. Please call Jerry Hegtvedt at 641-330-1885 to set up an appointment to view property. Proof of Funds will be required along with 10% down at end of auctions. The remainder due at closing. Closing to take place within 30 days after the auction ends. A deposit of 10% (non-refundable) is due on the day of the auction, when the successful bidder will execute a standard real estate contract. Buyers shall provide a letter of credit or proof of funds. Sellers will pay transfer tax and provide a clear, marketable title at closing. Real estate taxes will be prorated to the date of closing. Sellers reserve the right to refuse any or all bids. Statements on the day of the auction will take precedence over all prior communication, written or oral. All prospective buyers should do their own research and independently verify any information on which they are going to base their decision to buy. Land will be sold based on net taxable acres and all acres are considered more or less. Notice has been given to renter and Buyer will be able to farm in 2026.

Midwest Land Management is pleased to be selling these two tracts of Scott Township farmland at public auction. These Buena Vista County farms feature gently rolling topography, easy access to area grain markets and major roads. Productive Clarion, Nicollet, Colo-Spillville and Webster soils yield strong CSR2 averages (Tract 1: 85.6; Tract 2: 83.3), making the tracts well suited for corn/soybean rotations and efficient field operations. Offered as two selectable tracts: Tract 1 — 81.8± acres (75.50 cropland), Tract 2 — 136.7± acres (123.20 cropland). Please note the two different closing dates of the tracts. Tract 1 will close on or before November 13, 2026. Tract 2 will close on or before January 15, 2027. We look forward to seeing you at the auction!