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Harold Brothers Farm is a highly productive 500 +/- irrigated row-crop farm located on County Road 173 near Corning, Arkansas, in Clay County. The property includes 462.10 FSA cropland acres, all of which are cultivated and in active production, making it an excellent opportunity for both operators and agricultural investors.
The farm is operated in a proven rice and soybean rotation, with strong historical yields reflecting the quality of the soils, irrigation system, and farm management.
The property is 100% irrigated and well-equipped with an extensive irrigation infrastructure. Water is supplied by four 12-inch discharge wells and one 10-inch discharge well, with underground pipe serving all fields. The current farmer owns the power units and hydrants, allowing for efficient and reliable water delivery throughout the growing season.
Harold Brothers Farm is currently leased under a verbal 25% net share lease, providing ongoing income and operational continuity. This arrangement offers flexibility for a new owner to continue leasing or transition the farm to owner-operation.
Improvements on the property include a 14’ x 48’ red iron equipment shed, a 40’ x 60’ red iron enclosed shop with side office, a 1,568 square foot modular home, and a 672 square foot cabin, adding functional value for farm operations, housing, or recreational use.
The farm is easily accessible from County Road 173 and is conveniently located near Corning, Arkansas, approximately 110 miles from Memphis, Tennessee, and 170 miles from Little Rock, Arkansas, placing it within a well-established agricultural region with access to markets and services.
Harold Brothers Farm represents a rare opportunity to acquire a large, fully irrigated, high-performing Arkansas Delta farm with excellent yields, strong infrastructure, and long-term investment potential.
