This 51± acre tract sits on the south/southeast side of a larger 181-acre property along Cummings Loop, just outside Ecru in Pontotoc County, Mississippi. Its superb bottomland soil makes it one of the area's most versatile tracts. The field is currently planted in soybeans, and the farm lease expires after this year's harvest. The current farmer is available to continue, so a new owner can keep lease income coming from day one or take over the ground themselves. This rich bottomland supports a wide range of agricultural uses: soybeans, corn, and other row crops; hay production; or seasonal grasses for grazing. Converted to pasture, it offers space for cattle, horses, or goats, and nearby water and electricity make it practical to add fencing, a barn, or livestock water. Whether you want a working row-crop farm, a hay operation, or a small cattle setup, this ground gives you the flexibility to build it. For the hunter, a built-in food plot sits next to timber on neighboring land, providing cover and habitat for wildlife. Multiple signs of deer and turkey are present, and the open ground makes it a great property for dove hunting. Access is from Cummings Loop, with water and electricity available along the road. The property is about 5-10 minutes from Pontotoc, 15-20 minutes from Tupelo, 25 minutes from New Albany, and 30 minutes from Oxford. Final acreage and boundaries will be established by survey.