220th St Batavia, IA 52533

This 125-acre farm features multiple managed areas, including several fields enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), a federal program that provides annual payments over a term of 10–15 years. In the central portion of the property is a crescent-moon hay field with thick grass and alfalfa, which also serves as an opportunistic food source for early- to mid-season archery hunts. At the north east tip of the crescent-moon field is a 1.5-acre food plot with an elevated blind, drilled on 9/1/2025 with a fall mix of winter oats, wheat, rye, peas, radish, and crimson clover. North of the crescent-moon hay field is a 1.25-acre bottom food plot drilled the same day with the same mix plus white clover. The west side includes an additional acre field intended for food-plot use, with timber surrounding the area, a stocked pond to the east, and a blind at the entrance.

The property is located south west of Fairfield in Jefferson County, Iowa, with the address listed as 220th St, Batavia, IA 52533. The south west corner of the fields includes a gate to the road and a shed on just under an acre field, with a lean-to for parking out of the sun and storage for hunting gear, tools, and small equipment.

The mix of CRP ground, managed food plots, and diverse timber tracts—with noted species including black walnuts, oaks, hickories, elm, basswood, hackberries, and large bur oaks—supports a property that can work for both a local hay operation and recurring seasonal hunting. With the shed area positioned for practical access and storage, the land may also fit buyers looking to build a home or hunting cabin while keeping the property set up for year-round habitat and food-plot management.