Mosby Spur Levee Farm

Mosby Spur Levee Farm consists of 430± acres of productive row-crop farmland in southern Phillips County, Arkansas. Positioned along the Mississippi River levee near the Mosby Spur community, the property lies within an established agricultural region known for rice and soybean production. The farm includes approximately 380 tillable acres currently utilized for rice and soybean production. It has a strong history of rice production, with reported yields generally ranging from 150 to 200 bushels per acre and averaging approximately 180 bushels per acre. Six fields have been precision leveled to zero grade, while three additional fields are leveled on grade. Irrigation is supplied by two 16-inch wells and distributed through nine riser heads, providing substantial water capacity across the cultivated acreage. In addition to its agricultural value, the property offers a meaningful recreational component. The farm fields provide productive duck hunting opportunities and have traditionally been leased, generating additional income. Acreage located inside the Mississippi River levee provides additional habitat and quality deer hunting opportunities. With 430± total acres, approximately 380 tillable acres, a strong rice-production history, established irrigation infrastructure, precision-leveled fields, current farm income, and additional recreational lease potential, Mosby Spur Levee Farm offers a well-rounded Delta agricultural and recreational investment. Location Description Mosby Spur Levee Farm consists of 430± acres in southern Phillips County, Arkansas, approximately 1.5 miles southeast of the Mosby Spur community. The property is accessed from Phillips Road 545 and is positioned along the Mississippi River levee in the heart of the Arkansas Delta. The farm lies in an established agricultural area known for rice and soybean production, with convenient access to Arkansas Highway 44. Elaine is approximately 11 to 12 miles north, while Helena-West Helena and the broader Mississippi River transportation corridor are accessible to the north. Located in a Federal Opportunity Zone, this farm combines productive Delta farmland with the identity and protection associated with its Mississippi River levee setting. Highlights Highly improved Arkansas Delta row crop farm 430± acres (380 tillable) with established farm income Consistent history of rice and soybean production Six zero-grade fields and three precision-graded fields Two 16-inch irrigation wells with nine riser heads Established duck hunting with lease income potential Quality whitetail deer hunting inside the Mississippi River levee Production records and financials available upon request Advisor: Chance Creighton 870-377-0257