This 157.2-acre farm in Rooks County is located in the west half of Section 32, Township 7 South, Range 16 West. The tract includes 144.6 acres of productive cropland with the balance in waterways and a native grass draw. Soils consist mainly of Class 2 and 3, with more than half being Holdredge Silt Loam, 1–3 percent slope. The farm carries an NCCPI average of 69.44, showing strong capability for row crop production. The terrain is gently rolling with natural draws, and grass cover that provide more than farming opportunity. The western draw is hidden from the road and has mature whitetail deer using the area. The combination of cropland, stubble, and cover also provides upland bird habitat, offering the chance to hunt pheasant and quail. Located just a few miles south of the Woodston Wildlife Area, the property sits in an area of large pastures and natural corridors resulting in many areas for whitetail deer to hide and reach maturity. This property has the potential to expand your current farming operation, serve as an income-producing investment, or provide recreational use alongside agricultural production. Access is by gravel road, and the layout makes it manageable for farming while still holding hunting appeal. Contact the listing agent to schedule a showing.