Thomas Emmmick 155 is a productive and well-rounded 155± acre row crop and cattle farm located along Western Kentucky's renowned Ohio River farming corridor situated in Daviess County, KY. This property represents the kind of working farmland that has become increasingly difficult to find as a single contiguous offering. With approximately 105± tillable acres historically planted in corn, soybeans, and wheat on a productive rotation, this tract speaks directly to the serious crop producer as well as the long-term land investor looking for ground with a proven track record. The tillable acres are the centerpiece, but the property offers more than row crop production alone. The remaining acreage transitions into wooded ground, providing a natural contrast to the open fields. This anchors wildlife to the area, and adds visual depth to the overall holding. Pup Creek and Carpenter's Lake border the property, lending water presence that enhances both the agricultural and recreational character of the land. This farm has been in the same family since the early 1900s, a quiet but telling testament to the quality and consistency of the ground itself. Standard farm infrastructure includes an old-growth barn and a classic grain silo. While not currently in active use, they stand as physical landmarks of the farm's history and offer a structural footprint for future operational upgrades. The property is accessed off Highway 60 by a well-maintained gravel road, providing straightforward entry into the tillable acreage, keeping operations practical and efficient.