24909 219th St, Midland, SD

This expansive farm encompasses 9,360 +/- acres in central South Dakota, approximately 12 miles north of Midland, SD, on state highway 14, and about 50 miles southwest of Pierre, SD. The farm is located in both Stanley and Haakon Counties and is nearly contiguous in one block, with only 160 acres detached by a quarter of a mile. The property features 8,335 +/- acres of tillable, non-irrigated cropland, representing 89% of the total acreage. The remaining acres consist of wildlife habitat with native grass and canyons, along with numerous ponds that enhance wildlife populations. The 2025 cropping was all wheat, and the stubble will be sprayed and ready for ecofallow corn in 2026. Major crops in the area include wheat, corn, and sunflowers. Improvements include an employee modular home with two bedrooms and two baths, six newer 85,000-bushel grain bins with aeration (three with propane low-temperature burners, all with 10-inch withdraw augers), an approximately 4,500-gallon propane tank, a 40’x80’ heated and air-conditioned shop with a two-bedroom apartment, a bunkhouse, a sprayer hub with chemical and fuel storage, a Curvette machinery shed, and numerous storage sheds. The area is known nationally for exceptional pheasant and grouse hunting, and the farm offers great upland bird hunting plus mule deer. Huge Lake Oahe at Pierre is only 50 miles away and is rated as one of the top fisheries in the United States.