Productive Farmland in the Growing West Quincy Corridor

132 Acres Marion County, Missouri Productive Farmland in the Growing West Quincy Corridor This 132 acre Marion County farm presents an opportunity to own established Mississippi River bottom farmland while gaining exposure to one of the area's most significant emerging transportation and industrial developments. Located near Taylor and West Quincy, the property has been held and farmed by the same family for years. The report identifies approximately 132.74 courthouse acres, with the property situated east of the railroad and west of the Mississippi River. The farm is predominantly Carlow silty clay soils, with approximately 87% of the mapped acreage consisting of Carlow and an overall NCCPI rating of approximately 51.6. Beyond its agricultural value, the property's location creates an interesting long-term investment opportunity. The nearby Marion-Ralls Regional Port Authority is developing the West Quincy area into a multi-modal transportation and industrial hub connecting river, rail and highway transportation. In 2026, approximately $27.3 million in federal infrastructure funding was awarded for improvements including a barge receiving dock, conveyors, a 21,000-ton dry fertilizer warehouse and additional infrastructure being developed in partnership with GROWMARK. For a buyer, that creates an unusual combination. Purchase the property as farmland today while owning substantial acreage near an area receiving major public and private infrastructure investment. Whether your objective is agricultural production, long-term land investment or positioning yourself for potential future commercial or industrial opportunities, this property offers a location that is difficult to duplicate. Farm it today. Invest in the location. Position yourself for what West Quincy may become tomorrow. **Any future commercial, industrial or other non-agricultural use is subject to applicable zoning, permitting, access, floodplain requirements and governmental approvals. Buyers should independently investigate the suitability of the property for their intended use.** 132 acres in Marion County, Missouri Long-term family-owned and farmed property Mississippi River bottom farmland Situated between the railroad corridor and Mississippi River Approximately 87% Carlow silty clay soils Approximately 51.6 NCCPI soil rating Predominantly level topography with approximately 2% average slope Near the Marion-Ralls Regional Port Authority's West Quincy development Strategic proximity to river, rail and highway transportation $27.3 million federal port infrastructure grant announced in 2026 Planned GROWMARK fertilizer terminal and river-loading infrastructure Significant public and private investment underway in West Quincy Established agricultural use with potential long-term strategic value Attractive to agricultural, investment and potential commercial/industrial buyers