Farmland Auction Clinton County, Mo – O’connell Greenland Farms

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Clinton County, Missouri Land Auction – 485± Acres in 5 TractsUnited Country Real Estate – The O’Connor Agency is proud to
present the O’Connell Greenland Farms Online Land Auction, a truly rare
opportunity to acquire 485± acres in Clinton County, Missouri, offered in five
tracts. Land of this size and quality seldom comes available in the county,
especially when it involves two large, contiguous farms located just two miles
apart. Adding to the exclusivity, portions of this land have been in the same
family since 1907, making this the first time in over a century that these
acres have been offered to the public.Auction Details• Bidding Opens: Wednesday, October 29, 2025, at 10:00 a.m.
• Bidding Begins Closing: Wednesday, November 12, 2025, at 10:00 a.m.
• Format: Online-only with soft close (any bid in the last 5 minutes extends
bidding 5 minutes across all tracts).
• Closing Date: On or before Wednesday, December 17, 2025, at 5:00 p.m.
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Acreage amounts are pending final survey and will be updated accordingly.
Tillable acres are estimates only, measured using the auctioneer’s online
mapping software and not guaranteed. Interested parties should carefully review
the full Terms & Conditions prior to bidding.The Cameron Farm – 230± Contiguous AcresLocation: Section 20, Township 57N, Range 30W, Clinton
County, Missouri. Situated just 1.5 miles from Cameron, the Cameron Farm will
be offered in three tracts (Tracts 1–3). Each tract offers excellent access
with road frontage, some on multiple sides.• Tract 1: 46 acres m/l | 31.13 acres tillable (approx. 68%)
• Tract 2: 54 acres m/l | 41.41 acres tillable (approx. 77%)
• Tract 3: 130 acres m/l | 102.95 acres tillable (approx. 79%)

Cameron Farm Totals: 230 acres m/l with 175.49± tillable acres (approx. 76%
tillable).Soils Overview – Cameron Farm• Dominated by Grundy silt loam and silty clay loam soils
(over 80% of acreage), most rated in the NCCPI 74 productivity class.
• Additional inclusions: Colo silty clay loam (NCCPI 82) in drainageways and
Sharpsburg silty clay loam (NCCPI 76) on loess hill ground.
• Average productivity index of 74.46 NCCPI, making this farm well-suited for
row-crop production.The Osborn Farm – 255± Contiguous AcresLocation: Section 25, Township 57N, Range 31W, Clinton
County, Missouri. Located 2 miles from Osborn, MO and approximately 2 miles west of the Cameron Farm along
NE 352nd Street, the Osborn Farm will be offered in two tracts (Tracts 4–5).
These tracts also feature strong road frontage and productive soils.• Tract 4: 110 acres m/l | 86.36 acres tillable (approx.
79%)
• Tract 5: 145 acres m/l | 91.18 acres tillable (approx. 63%)

Osborn Farm Totals: 255 acres m/l with 177.54± tillable acres (approx. 70%
tillable).Soils Overview – Osborn Farm• Majority Grundy silt loam (nearly 60% of acreage) with
NCCPI ratings of 74.
• Balance includes Grundy silty clay loam, Grundy silt loam (5–9% slopes), and
pockets of Colo silty clay loam (NCCPI 82)
• Average productivity index of 73.42 NCCPI, underscoring consistent long-term
crop productivity.Key Highlights• 485± total acres offered in 5 tracts:
– Cameron Farm (Tracts 1–3): 230±
contiguous acres, Section 20, T57N, R30W
– Osborn Farm (Tracts 4–5): 255±
contiguous acres, Section 25, T57N, R31W

• Preliminary tract acreages:
– Tract 1 – 46 ac m/l | 31.13 ac
tillable
– Tract 2 – 54 ac m/l | 41.41 ac
tillable
– Tract 3 – 130 ac m/l | 102.95 ac
tillable
– Tract 4 – 110 ac m/l | 86.36 ac
tillable
– Tract 5 – 145 ac m/l | 91.18 ac
tillable

• Tillable summaries:
– Cameron Farm – 175.49± tillable
acres (approx. 76%)
– Osborn Farm – 177.54± tillable acres
(approx. 70%)

• Disclaimer: Tillable acres are estimates from auctioneer’s mapping software;
final determination is buyer’s responsibility.
• Road frontage on every tract, several with dual-side access
• Prime location just outside Cameron, MO, near major transportation routes
• Heritage: Portions of the farm have remained in the same family since 1907
• Strong soils: Productive NCCPI averages in the mid-70sBidding & Registration

Full auction terms, tract maps, and registration details are
available through United Country Real Estate – The O’Connor Agency. Interested
parties are strongly encouraged to review the complete Terms & Conditions
before placing any bids.

Contact:
United Country Real Estate – The O’Connor Agency
Dan O’Connor | Broker / Auctioneer
Dial Dan – 816-288-1116