Located north of Galt in Grundy County, Missouri, this 160± acre property offers a versatile combination of pasture, CRP income, mature trees, brush, and quality hunting habitat. With 62.84 acres enrolled in CRP paying $10,804 annually through 2032, the farm provides an established income component while leaving plenty of room for future agricultural or recreational improvements. Whether your plans involve expanding usable pasture acreage or developing a dedicated hunting property, this tract offers the flexibility to pursue either direction.

The existing pasture and open ground provide an opportunity for buyers interested in improving the agricultural side of the property. Portions of the farm could be cleaned up to remove unwanted brush and expand the amount of usable pasture. With additional clearing and management, the property could be adapted to accommodate more livestock and a more productive grazing operation. The existing CRP acreage also provides an income stream while allowing the owner to evaluate future land management options.

For buyers focused on hunting and recreation, the property already has many of the features that make a productive wildlife property. A combination of mature trees, brush, rolling terrain, and CRP fields creates habitat diversity for the whitetail deer and wild turkeys to thrive. The layout offers opportunities to improve existing habitat by converting portions of the open ground into strategically placed food plots, warm-season grasses, native vegetation, and additional bedding cover. Existing brush and timber provide natural security cover, while the varied terrain offers opportunities to develop travel corridors and strategic stand locations.

Water is another important feature, with a stocked pond equipped with a waterer. The pond provides a recreational fishing opportunity while also serving as a water source for wildlife. This part of northern Missouri is known for its whitetail deer and turkey populations, and this farm is also recognized for morel mushroom hunting.

One of the property's biggest advantages is its potential to be managed in different directions. An agricultural buyer could focus on cleaning up brush, improving pasture, and expanding usable grazing acreage. A recreational buyer could take advantage of the existing timber, brush, CRP, and natural terrain to create additional food sources, bedding areas, and wildlife habitat. There is also the option to maintain the current combination of agricultural production and recreational use.

With approximately 160 acres, annual CRP income through 2032, a stocked pond, mature timber, and a diverse mix of open and wooded ground, this Grundy County property offers a range of possibilities. Whether you are looking for a pasture farm with room for improvement, a hunting property with established habitat, or a combination of both, this tract north of Galt is worth considering.