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Jean Skotvold was one of Plymouth County's finest quilters for the Plymouth County fair quilt auction every year. Her pride and top attention to detail shows through in this offering of the Skotvold family farm that is now being offered. For almost 70 plus years Jean and Clarence raised a family and nurtured the land with loving care and dedication. This land is really located strategically close to several ethanol plants and tons of livestock facilities. That truly makes the marketing of your grain a breeze, and super-efficient. It lays nicely with just a little roll and good gentle drainage and slopes as well. The Plymouth County FSA Office shows 109.36 cropland acres with a 55.38-acre corn base with a 117 bu. PLC Yield Index and a 53.98-acre soybean base with a 40 bu. PLC Yield Index. It is currently enrolled in the ARC County Program. The Plymouth County NRCS and Assessors Office show 90% of the farm is gently sloped Galva with 10% Radford. The farm carries a very strong weighted CSR II average of 87.3. Awesome numbers and strong, strong soils!! The land market today has shown strength in the top ground throughout. That will only become more evident in the future as the consolidation and desire for ownership grows in demand. If you are in the farming business for the long term, as most of you are, buying top quality land like the Skotvold farm will keep you and your future family in the game and pay big dividends for years to come. Located just 2½ miles South of the Sioux County line, only approximately 5 miles NE of Le Mars, 1 mile from Seney and 4½ miles SE of Struble puts you in the garden spot of the area. For forward-thinking visionaries with guts and determination this will prove to be a great investment opportunity. Be sure you give yourself that opportunity. Best of luck, from all of us at Brock Auction Co.