LAND AUCTION 80 Acres+/-
Pembina County, North Dakota
ONLINE AUCTION ONLY- Reserve Auction!!
Begins: December 7th, 2026 at 9 am CST
Ends: December 9th, 2026 at 2 pm CST
Discover an excellent opportunity to own approximately 80 acres of productive farmland in
Pembina County and the northern Red River Valley of North Dakota. Located between
Neche and Pembina, the property consists of 81.05 mapped acres, including 77.80 acres
of cropland. The tract is situated in a region recognized for its fertile soils, long agricultural
history, and established grain and row-crop production.
LOT #1
Acres: 80+/-
Legal: SECT-33 TWP-164 RNG-52 E 1/2 SW 1/4
SPI: 77
NCCPI: 48.9
Taxes: $1095.26
FSA 156EZ - Tract 719
FSA Land Data Acres
Farmland 77.8
Cropland 77.8
DCP Farmland 77.8
Crop Base Acres PLC Yield
Wheat 58.10 66
Corn ------ -----
Soybeans ----- -----
Sunflowers ----- -----
Barley ----- -----
Canola 19.40 1,151
Total Base Acres 77.5
Cash Rent Contract
Contract # Acres Annual Payment Expires
Farm Lease 80 $6,000.00 12-31-2028
The property has a weighted average Productivity Index of 77. Hegne-Fargo silty clay soils
comprise 66.06 acres, or 81.6 percent of the field, and carry a Productivity Index of 82. The
generally level terrain and broad, open field provide an efficient setting for agricultural
production and straightforward integration into an existing farming operation.
Farm Service Agency records identify 77.80 effective DCP cropland acres. The property
includes 58.10 wheat base acres with a PLC yield of 66 and 19.40 canola base acres with a
PLC yield of 1,151. These established crop bases and the tract’s crop history demonstrate
its continued agricultural use.
The property is supported by grain elevators and agronomy services throughout Northeast
North Dakota and greater northern Red River Valley area. This regional agricultural network
provides convenient access to grain marketing, crop inputs, seed, fertilizer, crop-protection
products, application services, and agronomic guidance.
With productive soils, established cropland, documented crop bases, and access to
regional elevator and agronomy support, this Pembina County tract offers an attractive
opportunity for a producer seeking additional acreage or an investor looking to acquire
farmland in a well-established agricultural region.
There is a reason the Red River Valley has earned its reputation as one of North Dakota’s
premier agricultural regions. Productive soils, a strong farming history, desirable
agricultural location, and a Productivity Index of 77** come together here to create an
attractive farmland opportunity in Pembina County. Quality acreage in a region with this
kind of agricultural pedigree is worth a closer look.
The Red River Valley is widely recognized as one of the Upper Midwest’s premier
agricultural regions. Its highly productive soils were formed from sediments deposited by
ancient glacial Lake Agassiz, creating the deep, fine-textured soil profile for which the
valley is known. These soils, together with the area’s generally level terrain and generations
of agricultural development, have helped establish a strong tradition of grain and row-crop
production. Pembina County is an important part of this agricultural landscape, with a long
history of family farms, established agricultural businesses, and producers who
understand the value of quality farmland.
Discover an excellent opportunity to own approximately 80 acres of productive farmland in
Pembina County and the northern Red River Valley of North Dakota. Located between
Neche and Pembina, the property consists of 81.05 mapped acres, including 77.80 acres
of cropland. The tract is situated in a region recognized for its fertile soils, long agricultural
history, and established grain and row-crop production.