Scott County, Kansas Land For Sale (3 results)

Coming to market is this beautiful farmstead with established trees sitting on 9.4 acres! With a large brick construction home, roundtop shed, heated and cooled small shop, and multiple large bins this farmstead would make a great starter place or addition to any operation! The home boasts a master bed & bath along with 3 additional bedrooms & 2 baths with an in home office, along with a 2 car attached garage, and a large storage room in the basement. The roundtop is 40x80 with a 20x13 overhead door and comes with a commercial sized air compressor. The small shop is 24x40 with a home hvac system for heating and cooling. There are two very large bins with a 125,000 bushel bin that was put up in 2019 along with an 80,000 bushel bin put up in 1990, with remote bin management systems wired into the fan controls. There are also four smaller 18,000 bushel bins. The leg system for the bin sit is older with a 150 bushel pit and a 1500 bushel/hr leg. If you are looking for an updated farmstead with room to grow you don't want to miss out on this opportunity! Contact Broker Alec Horton 620-214-2417 to schedule a showing today!

TMC Feeders is a 4900 head, permitted feedyard at 5010 Big Valley Drive, Scott City, KS. The Sellers are very proud of the feedyard and believe it to be one of the nicest small feedyards in the State. The feedyard is situated on 206 +/- acres and is fully operational. There are two homes on the property. The List Price does not include cattle, grain, feed supplements or fuel. The rolling stock is priced separately (list and price below). Land This property consists of approximate 206-/+ total acres of which 37-/+ acres is cattle feeding facility and the remaining acres are in native grass and the improvement sites. The cattle feeding facility consists of approximately 25 acres of open lots and feed alleys currently permitted for 4900 head and currently feeding 3000 head. Improvements TMC Feeders feedyard would be ideal for dairy or beef cattle heifer development. There is approximately 4000 +/- linear feet of bunk space with a 10' concrete apron attached. The facility consists of approximately 60% wood pens and 40% pipe pens. Enclosed Working/Hospital facility with Daniels Manufacturing alley and Silencer hydraulic chute. Feed Mill with roller mill, 12,000 bu. grain storage. 1-10,000 bu. and 1- 2,000 bu. bin (3rd bin is not usable) Liquid protein tank. Feeding pens are equipped with Johnson concrete overflow tanks in each pen. There is a 4-bay commodity storage facility (approximately 30' x 100') 2 Maintenance buildings (approximately 45'x 100' and 30'x 50') Cattle Scales 12' x 34' with office/break room attached to the main shop. Shipping and receiving pens with large loading chute. 2 silage pits combined capacity 7,000 +/- tons. Main Office building complete with office equipment and Pro-Feeder accounting software system used to track feed, head days, etc. There are 2 manufactured homes on the property for hired help. The main home is a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house with a 2 car attached garage, concrete patio and a new privacy fence. The 2nd home is a 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom house with an additional storage building. The native grass pastures are equipped with automatic waterers. Silage currently in the silage pit is included in the listing price. Recreation N/A Agriculture Commercial cattle feeding and native pasture. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Water: There are 3 water wells located on the property. 2 of these wells are located on in Section 22 which allotted up to 8.47 million gallons per year (26-/+ acre-feet) per calendar year for stock water (Certificate of Appropriation from the State of Kansas, Division of Water Resources Water Right, File No. 34,508) The third well is located in Section 27 which is allotted up to 4.74 million gallons (14.55-/+ acre-feet) per calendar year for stock water. (Certificate of Appropriation from the State of Kansas, Division of Water Resources Water Right, File No.45,843) Lagoon: Runoff from the 37 acres of open lots and associated area is directed North via channels to a single cell earthen retention structure preceded by a sedimentation basin. The sedimentation basin measures 350 feet x 150 feet with a total depth of 4.5 feet and provides approximately 2.3 acre feet of storage capacity. Wastewater is conveyed from the sedimentation basin north via a concrete spillway to the retention structure. The square shaped RS measures, at the top of berm, 350 feet x 350 feet with a total depth of 10 feet with 4:1 side slopes. The retention structure provides approximately 16.8 acre-feet of storage capacity at the two-foot freeboard level. The affluents can be pumped to the neighboring irrigation pivot. General Operations Commercial Cattle Feeding. Region & Climate Weather Highlights Summer High:the July high is around 92 degrees Winter Low:the January low is 16 Rain:averages 21 inches of rain a year Snow:averages 20 inches of snow a year Scott City, KS has a continental climate with cold winters and hot summers. During the winter months, temperatures can drop as low as -14 F, while during the summer months temperatures can climb up to around 92 F. The city experiences moderate precipitation throughout the year, with an average of 17 inches of rain and snow annually. Snowfall usually starts in late November and continues until mid March. During the spring months, Scott City enjoys warm breezes that help bring out blooms of wildflowers and other plants unique to this area. Scott City, Kansas gets 21 inches of rain, on average, per year.The US average is 38 inches of rain per year. Scott City averages 20 inches of snow per year.The US average is 28 inches of snow per year. On average, there are 250 sunny days per year in Scott City.The US average is 205 sunny days. Scott City gets some kind of precipitation, on average, 62 days per year. Precipitation is rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground. In order for precipitation to be counted you have to get at least .01 inches on the ground to measure. History Scott City was founded in 1885.Like Scott County, the city is named in recognition of a United States General,Winfield Scott.In October 1884, two women from Chicago, Illinois claimed the land that Scott City is on and built a cabin. The following February, two men from Chicago came to the cabin and settled. Soon after, many people started arriving in the county and Scott City was then founded in 1885. Before being founded, Mrs. M.E. De Geer, one of the women that came from Chicago, started a newspaper called theWestern Timesin March 1885. The county then started to fill rapidly. Scott County was legally instituted in 1873 by an act of legislature. At this time it was named in honor of General Winfield Scott. Since it was such a small town with a small population, there was no need for a local government. Therefore, it was connected to Ford County for judicial matters. Location TMC Feeders is located in Scott County, KS in the heart of cattle feeding country. From Scott City Kansas go North on US HWY 83 approximately four miles, then go West on County Rd 190 three miles, then North on Big Valley Drive one mile. Feedyard sets on the East side of road.

Farm & Ranch Realty, Inc. is honored to present an outstanding opportunity to purchase approximately 310± acres of quality western Kansas agricultural land selling at Absolute Public Auction. Located in Logan and Scott Counties, Kansas, this property will be offered in two individual tracts. With no reserve and no combination of tracts, each parcel will sell to the highest bidder on auction day. Tract 1 consists of approximately 150± acres in Logan County and includes 144.44 FSA cropland acres along with approximately 3.77 acres of grassland. The farm has been maintained in summerfallow during the 2026 growing season and is positioned for a wheat planting this fall, allowing the successful buyer to step directly into production. The tract features predominantly productive Ulysses silt loam soils with gentle slopes and includes established FSA wheat and grain sorghum base acres, making it an attractive addition for producers seeking dependable dryland farming acreage in a highly regarded agricultural area. Tract 2 offers approximately 160± acres in Scott County with 156.39 acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). The existing CRP contract expires on September 30, 2026, giving the new owner exceptional flexibility moving forward. Following contract expiration, the property may be suitable for crop production, grazing or haying in accordance with program guidelines, or potential reenrollment into CRP should future opportunities become available. This tract features productive Ulysses silt loam and Otero fine sandy loam soils and presents an excellent opportunity for both agricultural producers and long-term land investors. Both tracts offer additional value through the transfer of all of the seller's owned mineral interests at closing. Possession will be granted at closing, and future FSA payments will follow the crops in accordance with FSA regulations. Productive cropland, established CRP income, quality soils, and a desirable location combine to create a rare offering that is increasingly difficult to find in today's market. Join Farm & Ranch Realty, Inc. on Tuesday, August 18, 2026, at 10:30 A.M. CDT at the William Carpenter 4-H Building in Scott City, Kansas, where these tracts will be sold at Absolute Public Auction. Live, online, and phone bidding will be available for qualified bidders who register prior to the sale. For additional information, auction terms, or to schedule a personal tour of the property, contact Don Hazlett at (785) 443-1299.