Buffalo Rd, Omaha, IL 62871

Listing agent Curtis Rogers Show Phone

Listing office Hunt and Farm Realty, LLC 17 Jackson Ln, Eddyville, IL Show Phone

Listing date Jan 20, 2026

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Overview

This offering is a 50+/- acre farmland tract in Gallatin County, Illinois. The property is composed primarily of Class II soils, including Reeseville silt loam and Unionville silt loam. Terrain is described as gently rolling to nearly level, supporting efficient operations with modern equipment. The seller’s remarks also note an average of $300/acre of income, reflecting the tract’s established agricultural capability and productivity.

The land is located along Buffalo Rd in Omaha, IL 62871. Access for farming operations is described as accommodating to equipment, and the soil composition is presented as proven for row crop production.

For farmers and landowners seeking productive ground, this tract’s soil makeup and workable topography are key attributes. It may fit as an addition to an existing farming operation focused on row crops, or as an agricultural landholding aligned with long-term ownership of productive Illinois farmland. More acreage is referenced as available, subject to verification and final survey.

Map

City

Omaha

County

Gallatin

State

Illinois

Longitude

-88.319477

Latitude

37.860038

FAQs

What type of property is this?

Agricultural land / Farmland - A Gallatin County Illinois tract with primarily Class II soils and gently rolling ground for efficient row crop production.

Where is this agricultural land / farmland located?

The property is located at Buffalo Rd Omaha, IL.

What is the asking price?

The asking price for this property is $398,750.

What are key features of this property?

This property features: 50+/- acre farmland tract in Gallatin County, Illinois; Primarily Class II soils, including Reeseville silt loam and Unionville silt loam; Soil composition is described as supporting strong yields and reliable performance