There are 854.2 acres of cropland according to the FSA records. The remainder is grass waterways and a dam. The predominate soils in this tract are of the Promose clay, Opal clay, and Lakoma clay. These clay soils are deep, well drained, nearly level soil on uplands. These Class III soils are medium in fertility and moderate in organic matter.
Permeability is very slow and available water capacity is low.
The Promise and Opal clay soils are some of the most productive soils in Stanley County. This execellent Stanley County farmland unit consists of some of the most productive soils in Stanley County. This area has a history of raising some of the best winter wheat yeilds in the country. There is plenty of wildlife habitat in the draws and around dams. A hunting enterprise would be an added investment potential for this land.