Coahoma County, Mississippi Land For Sale (169 results)

2,346 +/- tax acres, 1,704.24 +/- FSA cropland acres, 1,664.2 +/- irrigated acres, 370 +/- and 198 +/- acres in two separate wooded tracts, 30 +/- acres trees and ditches Decades of high yielding crop production have made this historic farm, birthplace of blues musician Muddy Waters, well known throughout the region. This is a highly desirable irrigated property with very productive soils, which have been planted in high yielding corn, cotton and soybeans in recent years. This 2,346 +/- acre tract contains 1,704.24 +/- cropland acres, of which approximately 97 percent is irrigated and 75 percent has been leveled for drainage and furrow irrigation. Soils: Class I and Class II Bosket, Dubbs, and Dundee sandy loam and silt loam, suitable for high yielding corn, cotton and soybean production, make up approximately 43 percent of the cropland. Class III Forestdale and Tunica silty clay loam and silty clay, suitable for corn, cotton and soybean production make up approximately 34 percent of the cropland, with the balance consisting of Class IV Sharkey clay suitable for rice and soybean production. There are 259.59 +/- acres that have been precision leveled utilizing a tailwater recovery system for irrigation. Improvements: 12 Turbine wells with gearheads and pumps 2 Turbine relift pumps in tailwater recovery pond and feeder ditch 1 2,540 +/- ft. Valley half circle pivot 2 1,320 +/- ft. Valley pivots 6 10,000-bushel grain bins 1 60 x 75 equipment shed

2,346 +/- tax acres, 1,704.24 +/- FSA cropland acres, 1,664.2 +/- irrigated acres, 370 +/- and 198 +/- acres in two separate wooded tracts, 30 +/- acres trees and ditches Decades of high yielding crop production have made this historic farm, birthplace of blues musician Muddy Waters, well known throughout the region. This is a highly desirable irrigated property with very productive soils, which have been planted in high yielding corn, cotton and soybeans in recent years. This 2,346 +/- acre tract contains 1,704.24 +/- cropland acres, of which approximately 97 percent is irrigated and 75 percent has been leveled for drainage and furrow irrigation. Soils: Class I and Class II Bosket, Dubbs, and Dundee sandy loam and silt loam, suitable for high yielding corn, cotton and soybean production, make up approximately 43 percent of the cropland. Class III Forestdale and Tunica silty clay loam and silty clay, suitable for corn, cotton and soybean production make up approximately 34 percent of the cropland, with the balance consisting of Class IV Sharkey clay suitable for rice and soybean production. There are 259.59 +/- acres that have been precision leveled utilizing a tailwater recovery system for irrigation. Improvements: 12 Turbine wells with gearheads and pumps 2 Turbine relift pumps in tailwater recovery pond and feeder ditch 1 2,540 +/- ft. Valley half circle pivot 2 1,320 +/- ft. Valley pivots 6 10,000-bushel grain bins 1 60 x 75 equipment shed

2,346 +/- tax acres, 1,704.24 +/- FSA cropland acres, 1,664.2 +/- irrigated acres, 370 +/- and 198 +/- acres in two separate wooded tracts, 30 +/- acres trees and ditches Decades of high yielding crop production have made this historic farm, birthplace of blues musician Muddy Waters, well known throughout the region. This is a highly desirable irrigated property with very productive soils, which have been planted in high yielding corn, cotton and soybeans in recent years. This 2,346 +/- acre tract contains 1,704.24 +/- cropland acres, of which approximately 97 percent is irrigated and 75 percent has been leveled for drainage and furrow irrigation. Soils: Class I and Class II Bosket, Dubbs, and Dundee sandy loam and silt loam, suitable for high yielding corn, cotton and soybean production, make up approximately 43 percent of the cropland. Class III Forestdale and Tunica silty clay loam and silty clay, suitable for corn, cotton and soybean production make up approximately 34 percent of the cropland, with the balance consisting of Class IV Sharkey clay suitable for rice and soybean production. There are 259.59 +/- acres that have been precision leveled utilizing a tailwater recovery system for irrigation. Improvements: 12 Turbine wells with gearheads and pumps 2 Turbine relift pumps in tailwater recovery pond and feeder ditch 1 2,540 +/- ft. Valley half circle pivot 2 1,320 +/- ft. Valley pivots 6 10,000-bushel grain bins 1 60 x 75 equipment shed

2,346 +/- tax acres, 1,704.24 +/- FSA cropland acres, 1,664.2 +/- irrigated acres, 370 +/- and 198 +/- acres in two separate wooded tracts, 30 +/- acres trees and ditches Decades of high yielding crop production have made this historic farm, birthplace of blues musician Muddy Waters, well known throughout the region. This is a highly desirable irrigated property with very productive soils, which have been planted in high yielding corn, cotton and soybeans in recent years. This 2,346 +/- acre tract contains 1,704.24 +/- cropland acres, of which approximately 97 percent is irrigated and 75 percent has been leveled for drainage and furrow irrigation. Soils: Class I and Class II Bosket, Dubbs, and Dundee sandy loam and silt loam, suitable for high yielding corn, cotton and soybean production, make up approximately 43 percent of the cropland. Class III Forestdale and Tunica silty clay loam and silty clay, suitable for corn, cotton and soybean production make up approximately 34 percent of the cropland, with the balance consisting of Class IV Sharkey clay suitable for rice and soybean production. There are 259.59 +/- acres that have been precision leveled utilizing a tailwater recovery system for irrigation. Improvements: 12 Turbine wells with gearheads and pumps 2 Turbine relift pumps in tailwater recovery pond and feeder ditch 1 2,540 +/- ft. Valley half circle pivot 2 1,320 +/- ft. Valley pivots 6 10,000-bushel grain bins 1 60 x 75 equipment shed

2,346 +/- tax acres, 1,704.24 +/- FSA cropland acres, 1,664.2 +/- irrigated acres, 370 +/- and 198 +/- acres in two separate wooded tracts, 30 +/- acres trees and ditches Decades of high yielding crop production have made this historic farm, birthplace of blues musician Muddy Waters, well known throughout the region. This is a highly desirable irrigated property with very productive soils, which have been planted in high yielding corn, cotton and soybeans in recent years. This 2,346 +/- acre tract contains 1,704.24 +/- cropland acres, of which approximately 97 percent is irrigated and 75 percent has been leveled for drainage and furrow irrigation. Soils: Class I and Class II Bosket, Dubbs, and Dundee sandy loam and silt loam, suitable for high yielding corn, cotton and soybean production, make up approximately 43 percent of the cropland. Class III Forestdale and Tunica silty clay loam and silty clay, suitable for corn, cotton and soybean production make up approximately 34 percent of the cropland, with the balance consisting of Class IV Sharkey clay suitable for rice and soybean production. There are 259.59 +/- acres that have been precision leveled utilizing a tailwater recovery system for irrigation. Improvements: 12 Turbine wells with gearheads and pumps 2 Turbine relift pumps in tailwater recovery pond and feeder ditch 1 2,540 +/- ft. Valley half circle pivot 2 1,320 +/- ft. Valley pivots 6 10,000-bushel grain bins 1 60 x 75 equipment shed

2,346 +/- tax acres, 1,704.24 +/- FSA cropland acres, 1,664.2 +/- irrigated acres, 370 +/- and 198 +/- acres in two separate wooded tracts, 30 +/- acres trees and ditches Decades of high yielding crop production have made this historic farm, birthplace of blues musician Muddy Waters, well known throughout the region. This is a highly desirable irrigated property with very productive soils, which have been planted in high yielding corn, cotton and soybeans in recent years. This 2,346 +/- acre tract contains 1,704.24 +/- cropland acres, of which approximately 97 percent is irrigated and 75 percent has been leveled for drainage and furrow irrigation. Soils: Class I and Class II Bosket, Dubbs, and Dundee sandy loam and silt loam, suitable for high yielding corn, cotton and soybean production, make up approximately 43 percent of the cropland. Class III Forestdale and Tunica silty clay loam and silty clay, suitable for corn, cotton and soybean production make up approximately 34 percent of the cropland, with the balance consisting of Class IV Sharkey clay suitable for rice and soybean production. There are 259.59 +/- acres that have been precision leveled utilizing a tailwater recovery system for irrigation. Improvements: 12 Turbine wells with gearheads and pumps 2 Turbine relift pumps in tailwater recovery pond and feeder ditch 1 2,540 +/- ft. Valley half circle pivot 2 1,320 +/- ft. Valley pivots 6 10,000-bushel grain bins 1 60 x 75 equipment shed

2,346 +/- tax acres, 1,704.24 +/- FSA cropland acres, 1,664.2 +/- irrigated acres, 370 +/- and 198 +/- acres in two separate wooded tracts, 30 +/- acres trees and ditches Decades of high yielding crop production have made this historic farm, birthplace of blues musician Muddy Waters, well known throughout the region. This is a highly desirable irrigated property with very productive soils, which have been planted in high yielding corn, cotton and soybeans in recent years. This 2,346 +/- acre tract contains 1,704.24 +/- cropland acres, of which approximately 97 percent is irrigated and 75 percent has been leveled for drainage and furrow irrigation. Soils: Class I and Class II Bosket, Dubbs, and Dundee sandy loam and silt loam, suitable for high yielding corn, cotton and soybean production, make up approximately 43 percent of the cropland. Class III Forestdale and Tunica silty clay loam and silty clay, suitable for corn, cotton and soybean production make up approximately 34 percent of the cropland, with the balance consisting of Class IV Sharkey clay suitable for rice and soybean production. There are 259.59 +/- acres that have been precision leveled utilizing a tailwater recovery system for irrigation. Improvements: 12 Turbine wells with gearheads and pumps 2 Turbine relift pumps in tailwater recovery pond and feeder ditch 1 2,540 +/- ft. Valley half circle pivot 2 1,320 +/- ft. Valley pivots 6 10,000-bushel grain bins 1 60 x 75 equipment shed

2,346 +/- tax acres, 1,704.24 +/- FSA cropland acres, 1,664.2 +/- irrigated acres, 370 +/- and 198 +/- acres in two separate wooded tracts, 30 +/- acres trees and ditches Decades of high yielding crop production have made this historic farm, birthplace of blues musician Muddy Waters, well known throughout the region. This is a highly desirable irrigated property with very productive soils, which have been planted in high yielding corn, cotton and soybeans in recent years. This 2,346 +/- acre tract contains 1,704.24 +/- cropland acres, of which approximately 97 percent is irrigated and 75 percent has been leveled for drainage and furrow irrigation. Soils: Class I and Class II Bosket, Dubbs, and Dundee sandy loam and silt loam, suitable for high yielding corn, cotton and soybean production, make up approximately 43 percent of the cropland. Class III Forestdale and Tunica silty clay loam and silty clay, suitable for corn, cotton and soybean production make up approximately 34 percent of the cropland, with the balance consisting of Class IV Sharkey clay suitable for rice and soybean production. There are 259.59 +/- acres that have been precision leveled utilizing a tailwater recovery system for irrigation. Improvements: 12 Turbine wells with gearheads and pumps 2 Turbine relift pumps in tailwater recovery pond and feeder ditch 1 2,540 +/- ft. Valley half circle pivot 2 1,320 +/- ft. Valley pivots 6 10,000-bushel grain bins 1 60 x 75 equipment shed

2,346 +/- tax acres, 1,704.24 +/- FSA cropland acres, 1,664.2 +/- irrigated acres, 370 +/- and 198 +/- acres in two separate wooded tracts, 30 +/- acres trees and ditches Decades of high yielding crop production have made this historic farm, birthplace of blues musician Muddy Waters, well known throughout the region. This is a highly desirable irrigated property with very productive soils, which have been planted in high yielding corn, cotton and soybeans in recent years. This 2,346 +/- acre tract contains 1,704.24 +/- cropland acres, of which approximately 97 percent is irrigated and 75 percent has been leveled for drainage and furrow irrigation. Soils: Class I and Class II Bosket, Dubbs, and Dundee sandy loam and silt loam, suitable for high yielding corn, cotton and soybean production, make up approximately 43 percent of the cropland. Class III Forestdale and Tunica silty clay loam and silty clay, suitable for corn, cotton and soybean production make up approximately 34 percent of the cropland, with the balance consisting of Class IV Sharkey clay suitable for rice and soybean production. There are 259.59 +/- acres that have been precision leveled utilizing a tailwater recovery system for irrigation. Improvements: 12 Turbine wells with gearheads and pumps 2 Turbine relift pumps in tailwater recovery pond and feeder ditch 1 2,540 +/- ft. Valley half circle pivot 2 1,320 +/- ft. Valley pivots 6 10,000-bushel grain bins 1 60 x 75 equipment shed

2,346 +/- tax acres, 1,704.24 +/- FSA cropland acres, 1,664.2 +/- irrigated acres, 370 +/- and 198 +/- acres in two separate wooded tracts, 30 +/- acres trees and ditches Decades of high yielding crop production have made this historic farm, birthplace of blues musician Muddy Waters, well known throughout the region. This is a highly desirable irrigated property with very productive soils, which have been planted in high yielding corn, cotton and soybeans in recent years. This 2,346 +/- acre tract contains 1,704.24 +/- cropland acres, of which approximately 97 percent is irrigated and 75 percent has been leveled for drainage and furrow irrigation. Soils: Class I and Class II Bosket, Dubbs, and Dundee sandy loam and silt loam, suitable for high yielding corn, cotton and soybean production, make up approximately 43 percent of the cropland. Class III Forestdale and Tunica silty clay loam and silty clay, suitable for corn, cotton and soybean production make up approximately 34 percent of the cropland, with the balance consisting of Class IV Sharkey clay suitable for rice and soybean production. There are 259.59 +/- acres that have been precision leveled utilizing a tailwater recovery system for irrigation. Improvements: 12 Turbine wells with gearheads and pumps 2 Turbine relift pumps in tailwater recovery pond and feeder ditch 1 2,540 +/- ft. Valley half circle pivot 2 1,320 +/- ft. Valley pivots 6 10,000-bushel grain bins 1 60 x 75 equipment shed

2,346 +/- tax acres, 1,704.24 +/- FSA cropland acres, 1,664.2 +/- irrigated acres, 370 +/- and 198 +/- acres in two separate wooded tracts, 30 +/- acres trees and ditches Decades of high yielding crop production have made this historic farm, birthplace of blues musician Muddy Waters, well known throughout the region. This is a highly desirable irrigated property with very productive soils, which have been planted in high yielding corn, cotton and soybeans in recent years. This 2,346 +/- acre tract contains 1,704.24 +/- cropland acres, of which approximately 97 percent is irrigated and 75 percent has been leveled for drainage and furrow irrigation. Soils: Class I and Class II Bosket, Dubbs, and Dundee sandy loam and silt loam, suitable for high yielding corn, cotton and soybean production, make up approximately 43 percent of the cropland. Class III Forestdale and Tunica silty clay loam and silty clay, suitable for corn, cotton and soybean production make up approximately 34 percent of the cropland, with the balance consisting of Class IV Sharkey clay suitable for rice and soybean production. There are 259.59 +/- acres that have been precision leveled utilizing a tailwater recovery system for irrigation. Improvements: 12 Turbine wells with gearheads and pumps 2 Turbine relift pumps in tailwater recovery pond and feeder ditch 1 2,540 +/- ft. Valley half circle pivot 2 1,320 +/- ft. Valley pivots 6 10,000-bushel grain bins 1 60 x 75 equipment shed

2,346 +/- tax acres, 1,704.24 +/- FSA cropland acres, 1,664.2 +/- irrigated acres, 370 +/- and 198 +/- acres in two separate wooded tracts, 30 +/- acres trees and ditches Decades of high yielding crop production have made this historic farm, birthplace of blues musician Muddy Waters, well known throughout the region. This is a highly desirable irrigated property with very productive soils, which have been planted in high yielding corn, cotton and soybeans in recent years. This 2,346 +/- acre tract contains 1,704.24 +/- cropland acres, of which approximately 97 percent is irrigated and 75 percent has been leveled for drainage and furrow irrigation. Soils: Class I and Class II Bosket, Dubbs, and Dundee sandy loam and silt loam, suitable for high yielding corn, cotton and soybean production, make up approximately 43 percent of the cropland. Class III Forestdale and Tunica silty clay loam and silty clay, suitable for corn, cotton and soybean production make up approximately 34 percent of the cropland, with the balance consisting of Class IV Sharkey clay suitable for rice and soybean production. There are 259.59 +/- acres that have been precision leveled utilizing a tailwater recovery system for irrigation. Improvements: 12 Turbine wells with gearheads and pumps 2 Turbine relift pumps in tailwater recovery pond and feeder ditch 1 2,540 +/- ft. Valley half circle pivot 2 1,320 +/- ft. Valley pivots 6 10,000-bushel grain bins 1 60 x 75 equipment shed

2,346 +/- tax acres, 1,704.24 +/- FSA cropland acres, 1,664.2 +/- irrigated acres, 370 +/- and 198 +/- acres in two separate wooded tracts, 30 +/- acres trees and ditches Decades of high yielding crop production have made this historic farm, birthplace of blues musician Muddy Waters, well known throughout the region. This is a highly desirable irrigated property with very productive soils, which have been planted in high yielding corn, cotton and soybeans in recent years. This 2,346 +/- acre tract contains 1,704.24 +/- cropland acres, of which approximately 97 percent is irrigated and 75 percent has been leveled for drainage and furrow irrigation. Soils: Class I and Class II Bosket, Dubbs, and Dundee sandy loam and silt loam, suitable for high yielding corn, cotton and soybean production, make up approximately 43 percent of the cropland. Class III Forestdale and Tunica silty clay loam and silty clay, suitable for corn, cotton and soybean production make up approximately 34 percent of the cropland, with the balance consisting of Class IV Sharkey clay suitable for rice and soybean production. There are 259.59 +/- acres that have been precision leveled utilizing a tailwater recovery system for irrigation. Improvements: 12 Turbine wells with gearheads and pumps 2 Turbine relift pumps in tailwater recovery pond and feeder ditch 1 2,540 +/- ft. Valley half circle pivot 2 1,320 +/- ft. Valley pivots 6 10,000-bushel grain bins 1 60 x 75 equipment shed

2,346 +/- tax acres, 1,704.24 +/- FSA cropland acres, 1,664.2 +/- irrigated acres, 370 +/- and 198 +/- acres in two separate wooded tracts, 30 +/- acres trees and ditches Decades of high yielding crop production have made this historic farm, birthplace of blues musician Muddy Waters, well known throughout the region. This is a highly desirable irrigated property with very productive soils, which have been planted in high yielding corn, cotton and soybeans in recent years. This 2,346 +/- acre tract contains 1,704.24 +/- cropland acres, of which approximately 97 percent is irrigated and 75 percent has been leveled for drainage and furrow irrigation. Soils: Class I and Class II Bosket, Dubbs, and Dundee sandy loam and silt loam, suitable for high yielding corn, cotton and soybean production, make up approximately 43 percent of the cropland. Class III Forestdale and Tunica silty clay loam and silty clay, suitable for corn, cotton and soybean production make up approximately 34 percent of the cropland, with the balance consisting of Class IV Sharkey clay suitable for rice and soybean production. There are 259.59 +/- acres that have been precision leveled utilizing a tailwater recovery system for irrigation. Improvements: 12 Turbine wells with gearheads and pumps 2 Turbine relift pumps in tailwater recovery pond and feeder ditch 1 2,540 +/- ft. Valley half circle pivot 2 1,320 +/- ft. Valley pivots 6 10,000-bushel grain bins 1 60 x 75 equipment shed

2,346 +/- tax acres, 1,704.24 +/- FSA cropland acres, 1,664.2 +/- irrigated acres, 370 +/- and 198 +/- acres in two separate wooded tracts, 30 +/- acres trees and ditches Decades of high yielding crop production have made this historic farm, birthplace of blues musician Muddy Waters, well known throughout the region. This is a highly desirable irrigated property with very productive soils, which have been planted in high yielding corn, cotton and soybeans in recent years. This 2,346 +/- acre tract contains 1,704.24 +/- cropland acres, of which approximately 97 percent is irrigated and 75 percent has been leveled for drainage and furrow irrigation. Soils: Class I and Class II Bosket, Dubbs, and Dundee sandy loam and silt loam, suitable for high yielding corn, cotton and soybean production, make up approximately 43 percent of the cropland. Class III Forestdale and Tunica silty clay loam and silty clay, suitable for corn, cotton and soybean production make up approximately 34 percent of the cropland, with the balance consisting of Class IV Sharkey clay suitable for rice and soybean production. There are 259.59 +/- acres that have been precision leveled utilizing a tailwater recovery system for irrigation. Improvements: 12 Turbine wells with gearheads and pumps 2 Turbine relift pumps in tailwater recovery pond and feeder ditch 1 2,540 +/- ft. Valley half circle pivot 2 1,320 +/- ft. Valley pivots 6 10,000-bushel grain bins 1 60 x 75 equipment shed

This 78-acre tract of recreational forestry land is ideally located in Coahoma County, just minutes from the Mississippi River and surrounded by larger timber tracts and productive agricultural fields. The property features: -Power and water available -Internal trail system for easy access -Established food plots -Abundant wildlife, including deer, hogs, and the occasional turkey -Diverse stand of oak trees planted in the early 2000s The land is no longer enrolled in any government programs, offering flexibility for future land use and management. Whether you're looking for a hunting retreat, a timber investment, or a private getaway, this property is ready for you to enjoy!

117 acres, more or less, located along each side of Highway 161 just South of the business district of Clarksdale, MS. The Property is currently rented for Agricultural production, but is suited for future commercial development. Current locations near Wal Mart and other business are available. Owner will sub-divide and sell smaller tracts for development.

117 acres, more or less, located along each side of Highway 161 just South of the business district of Clarksdale, MS. The Property is currently rented for Agricultural production, but is suited for future commercial development. Current locations near Wal Mart and other business are available. Owner will sub-divide and sell smaller tracts for development.

117 acres, more or less, located along each side of Highway 161 just South of the business district of Clarksdale, MS. The Property is currently rented for Agricultural production, but is suited for future commercial development. Current locations near Wal Mart and other business are available. Owner will sub-divide and sell smaller tracts for development.

117 acres, more or less, located along each side of Highway 161 just South of the business district of Clarksdale, MS. The Property is currently rented for Agricultural production, but is suited for future commercial development. Current locations near Wal Mart and other business are available. Owner will sub-divide and sell smaller tracts for development.

117 acres, more or less, located along each side of Highway 161 just South of the business district of Clarksdale, MS. The Property is currently rented for Agricultural production, but is suited for future commercial development. Current locations near Wal Mart and other business are available. Owner will sub-divide and sell smaller tracts for development.

117 acres, more or less, located along each side of Highway 161 just South of the business district of Clarksdale, MS. The Property is currently rented for Agricultural production, but is suited for future commercial development. Current locations near Wal Mart and other business are available. Owner will sub-divide and sell smaller tracts for development.

117 acres, more or less, located along each side of Highway 161 just South of the business district of Clarksdale, MS. The Property is currently rented for Agricultural production, but is suited for future commercial development. Current locations near Wal Mart and other business are available. Owner will sub-divide and sell smaller tracts for development.

117 acres, more or less, located along each side of Highway 161 just South of the business district of Clarksdale, MS. The Property is currently rented for Agricultural production, but is suited for future commercial development. Current locations near Wal Mart and other business are available. Owner will sub-divide and sell smaller tracts for development.

117 acres, more or less, located along each side of Highway 161 just South of the business district of Clarksdale, MS. The Property is currently rented for Agricultural production, but is suited for future commercial development. Current locations near Wal Mart and other business are available. Owner will sub-divide and sell smaller tracts for development.