"LARGEST ORGANIC FARM IN THE STATE OF ALASKA"
Tuesday, September 17, 2013 | 10:00 AM Alaska
Auction closed.
"LARGEST ORGANIC FARM IN THE STATE OF ALASKA"
Tuesday, September 17, 2013 | 10:00 AM Alaska
Auction closed.
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"LARGEST ORGANIC FARM IN THE STATE OF ALASKA" - 1134+/- ACRES(458ha) WITH 203(82ha)+/- CLEARED ACRES CURRENTLY UTILIZED FOR GROWING ORGANIC POTATOES, OR HUNT SOME ALASKA'S BIG GAME
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363.34 +/- Acres with 38.9 Acres Cleared, Cabin, Sauna, Barn and Generator
Lot # 1 (Sale Order: 1 of 7)
Home Style: CabinNon-Crop Acres: 324.44 +/-Beds: Open floorplan with loftState/Prov: AlaskaSq. Feet: 904Zip/Postal: 99760Heat: Woodburning StoveCounty: Yukon KoyukukCrop Acres 1: 38.9+/-
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2013, 10:00 A.M.
Auction Location: Fairbanks Princess Riverside Lodge 4477 Pikes Landing Road Fairbanks, Alaska 99709
Note- Auction Location conveniently located close to downtown and Fairbanks International Airport. For room reservations call 907-455-5094
Property location: 317 S Parks Highway, Nenana, Alaska (40+/- miles SW of Fairbanks on Parks Highway. Access is off of Parks Highway onto a dirt road through state owned timber land with access along and near each lot. Road is maintained by seller, and primarily used by seller and an occasional wood cutter with permit to cut wood.
GENERAL INFO:
1134+/- acres (458ha) with 203+/- cleared acres (82ha) currently utilized for growing organic potatoes
- Cleared land is divided into 17 different fields ranging in size from 4 to 32 acres (1ha to 12ha)
- Offered as five (5) separate parcels and in combinations
- Parcel 7 will include tractors, tillage equipment and all potato planting and harvesting equipment -- will not be combined with Parcels 1-5. (See attached list of equipment and machinery)
- Approximately 1/3 of the cleared land is planted to potatoes each year
- Rotation on year two is to fallow the land followed with rye grass planted in year three
- Hunt some of Alaska's Big Game - Moose and Bear
- Abundance of wildflowers plus lowbush cranberres and blueberries
- Soils are excellent for growing hay, potatoes, carrots and other vegetables and exportable peonies, etc.
- Soil types include Goldsteam Series, Minto Series, and Tanana Series
- Organic Farm suitable for any type of crop
- Certified Organic Producer of AlaskaPure Potatoes and Certified Seed Potatoes
- No property tax on land designated Agricultural by the State of Alaska. The parcels are covered by agricultural covenants.
- Air strip potential
IMPROVEMENTS:
Potato and equipment storage building (barn) with R-60 insulation in walls and ceiling. Small heaters are located in the potato building and utilized only during extremely cold temperatures (-30-40degrees) to keep stored potatoes from freezing. A diesel powered generator is located in a shed attached to the barn. The generator provides electricity for lights in the barn and to operate potato sorting and washing equipment.
A rustic cabin with loft is located on Parcel 1 -- Enjoy true wilderness. A 200 ft water well is located nearby but is only used during the summer.
INFORMATION ABOUT THE OWNERS, SVEN AND BARBARA EBBESSON
Sven migrated to America from Sweden when he was 15 years old, coming to Winfield, Kansas where he graduated from high school. He has a doctorate in anatomy and has had a prestigious academic career in medical research. His medical research brought his family to Alaska more than 20 years ago as the Director of the medical department at University of Alaska. He met his wife, Barbara, a nurse, in Germany while stationed in the Army. They both retired in 2000 and are now retiring from the farm as well.
Sven has always been drawn to agriculture as his family in Sweden were farmers. Following the purchase of his first tract of land, Sven, Barbara and their three sons began clearing land in order to grow potatoes. The soil fertility plus the areas climate makes the land ideal for growing potatoes. From the beginning they decided the farm would be organic and went through all of the inspections and paperwork to get the official designation.
Potatoes are now primarily sold as seed potatoes. Typically they grow 12-15 different varieties. Ebbesson Farms is well known throughout Alaska for their exceptionally high quality potatoes for both human consumption and seed.
The Ebbessons believe there is a tremendous opportunity to expand the farming operation.
Alaska Fairbanks News, February, 2011, says the potato farm is a thousand acres of happiness.
AUCTION NOTE: Make plans now to attend the auction. This is a great opportunity to buy Alaska Wilderness with great hunting opportunities plus income producing capabilities. Become an owner of any individual parcel or combination of parcels. Own your own piece of America's Last Frontier.
POSSESSION: Possession of the hunting land will be day of auction. If property sells as one parcel (all land and equipment), Buyer shall receive possession day of Auction (includes the crop). If property sells in separate parcels, possession of the potato farm and equipment will be after harvest of 2014 potatoes.
SELLS SUBJECT TO SELLER CONFIRMATION
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
Auction Location: Fairbanks Princess Riverside Lodge 4477 Pikes Landing Road Fairbanks, Alaska 99709
Note- Auction Location conveniently located close to downtown and Fairbanks International Airport. For room reservations call 907-455-5094
Property location: 317 S Parks Highway, Nenana, Alaska (40+/- miles SW of Fairbanks on Parks Highway. Access is off of Parks Highway onto a dirt road through state owned timber land with access along and near each lot. Road is maintained by seller, and primarily used by seller and an occasional wood cutter with permit to cut wood.
GENERAL INFO:
1134+/- acres (458ha) with 203+/- cleared acres (82ha) currently utilized for growing organic potatoes
- Cleared land is divided into 17 different fields ranging in size from 4 to 32 acres (1ha to 12ha)
- Offered as five (5) separate parcels and in combinations
- Parcel 7 will include tractors, tillage equipment and all potato planting and harvesting equipment -- will not be combined with Parcels 1-5. (See attached list of equipment and machinery)
- Approximately 1/3 of the cleared land is planted to potatoes each year
- Rotation on year two is to fallow the land followed with rye grass planted in year three
- Hunt some of Alaska's Big Game - Moose and Bear
- Abundance of wildflowers plus lowbush cranberres and blueberries
- Soils are excellent for growing hay, potatoes, carrots and other vegetables and exportable peonies, etc.
- Soil types include Goldsteam Series, Minto Series, and Tanana Series
- Organic Farm suitable for any type of crop
- Certified Organic Producer of AlaskaPure Potatoes and Certified Seed Potatoes
- No property tax on land designated Agricultural by the State of Alaska. The parcels are covered by agricultural covenants.
- Air strip potential
IMPROVEMENTS:
Potato and equipment storage building (barn) with R-60 insulation in walls and ceiling. Small heaters are located in the potato building and utilized only during extremely cold temperatures (-30-40degrees) to keep stored potatoes from freezing. A diesel powered generator is located in a shed attached to the barn. The generator provides electricity for lights in the barn and to operate potato sorting and washing equipment.
A rustic cabin with loft is located on Parcel 1 -- Enjoy true wilderness. A 200 ft water well is located nearby but is only used during the summer.
INFORMATION ABOUT THE OWNERS, SVEN AND BARBARA EBBESSON
Sven migrated to America from Sweden when he was 15 years old, coming to Winfield, Kansas where he graduated from high school. He has a doctorate in anatomy and has had a prestigious academic career in medical research. His medical research brought his family to Alaska more than 20 years ago as the Director of the medical department at University of Alaska. He met his wife, Barbara, a nurse, in Germany while stationed in the Army. They both retired in 2000 and are now retiring from the farm as well.
Sven has always been drawn to agriculture as his family in Sweden were farmers. Following the purchase of his first tract of land, Sven, Barbara and their three sons began clearing land in order to grow potatoes. The soil fertility plus the areas climate makes the land ideal for growing potatoes. From the beginning they decided the farm would be organic and went through all of the inspections and paperwork to get the official designation.
Potatoes are now primarily sold as seed potatoes. Typically they grow 12-15 different varieties. Ebbesson Farms is well known throughout Alaska for their exceptionally high quality potatoes for both human consumption and seed.
The Ebbessons believe there is a tremendous opportunity to expand the farming operation.
Alaska Fairbanks News, February, 2011, says the potato farm is a thousand acres of happiness.
AUCTION NOTE: Make plans now to attend the auction. This is a great opportunity to buy Alaska Wilderness with great hunting opportunities plus income producing capabilities. Become an owner of any individual parcel or combination of parcels. Own your own piece of America's Last Frontier.
POSSESSION: Possession of the hunting land will be day of auction. If property sells as one parcel (all land and equipment), Buyer shall receive possession day of Auction (includes the crop). If property sells in separate parcels, possession of the potato farm and equipment will be after harvest of 2014 potatoes.
SELLS SUBJECT TO SELLER CONFIRMATION
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
198.35+/- Acres w/20.4+/- Acres Cleared
Lot # 2 (Sale Order: 2 of 7)
Crop Acres 1: 20.4+/-Zip/Postal: 99760Non-Crop Acres: 177.95+/-County: Yukon KoyukukState/Prov: Alaska
198.35+/- Acres w/20.4+/- Acres Cleared
Auction Location: Fairbanks Princess Riverside Lodge 4477 Pikes Landing Road Fairbanks, Alaska 99709
Note- Auction Location conveniently located close to downtown and Fairbanks International Airport. For room reservations call 907-455-5094
Property location: 317 S Parks Highway, Nenana, Alaska (40± miles SW of Fairbanks on Parks Highway. Access is off of Parks Highway onto a dirt road through state owned timber land with access along and near each lot. Road is maintained by seller, and primarily used by seller and an occasional wood cutter with permit to cut wood.
GENERAL INFO:
• 1134± acres (458ha) with 203± cleared acres (82ha) currently utilized for growing organic potatoes
o Cleared land is divided into 17 different fields ranging in size from 4 to 32 acres (1ha – 12ha)
o Offered as five (5) separate parcels and in combinations
o Parcel 7 will include tractors, tillage equipment and all potato planting and harvesting equipment -- will not be combined with Parcels 1-5. (See attached list of equipment and machinery)
• Approximately 1/3 of the cleared land is planted to potatoes each year
• Rotation on year two is to fallow the land followed with rye grass planted in year three
• Hunt some of Alaska’s Big Game … Moose and Bear
• Abundance of wildflowers plus lowbush cranberres and blueberries
• Soils are excellent for growing hay, potatoes, carrots and other vegetables and exportable peonies, etc.
• Soil types include Goldsteam Series, Minto Series, and Tanana Series
• Organic Farm suitable for any type of crop
• Certified Organic Producer of “AlaskaPure” Potatoes and Certified Seed Potatoes
• No property tax on land designated “Agricultural” by the State of Alaska. The parcels are covered by agricultural covenants.
• Air strip potential
INFORMATION ABOUT THE OWNERS, SVEN AND BARBARA EBBESSON
Sven migrated to America from Sweden when he was 15 years old, coming to Winfield, Kansas where he graduated from high school. He has a doctorate in anatomy and has had a prestigious academic career in medical research. His medical research brought his family to Alaska more than 20 years ago as the Director of the medical department at University of Alaska. He met his wife, Barbara, a nurse, in Germany while stationed in the Army. They both retired in 2000 and are now retiring from the farm as well.
Sven has always been drawn to agriculture as his family in Sweden were farmers. Following the purchase of his first tract of land, Sven, Barbara and their three sons began clearing land in order to grow potatoes. The soil fertility plus the area’s climate makes the land ideal for growing potatoes. From the beginning they decided the farm would be organic and went through all of the inspections and paperwork to get the official designation.
Potatoes are now primarily sold as seed potatoes. Typically they grow 12-15 different varieties. Ebbesson Farms is well known throughout Alaska for their exceptionally high quality potatoes for both human consumption and seed.
The Ebbessons believe there is a tremendous opportunity to expand the farming operation.
Alaska Fairbanks News, February, 2011, says the potato farm is “a thousand acres of happiness.”
AUCTION NOTE: Make plans now to attend the auction. This is a great opportunity to buy Alaska Wilderness with great hunting opportunities plus income producing capabilities. Become an owner of any individual parcel or combination of parcels. Own your own piece of America’s Last Frontier.
POSSESSION: Possession of the hunting land will be day of auction. If property sells as one parcel (all land and equipment), Buyer shall receive possession day of Auction (includes the crop). If property sells in separate parcels, possession of the potato farm and equipment will be after harvest of 2014 potatoes.
SELLS SUBJECT TO SELLER CONFIRMATION
INSPECTION “BY APPOINTMENT ONLY”
UNITED COUNTRY – THEURER AUCTION/REALTY
800.207.6830
www.UCTheurerAuctions.com
COOPERATING BROKER:
Gerrie Duffy
Alaska Great Land Realty
907.322.6612
Auction Location: Fairbanks Princess Riverside Lodge 4477 Pikes Landing Road Fairbanks, Alaska 99709
Note- Auction Location conveniently located close to downtown and Fairbanks International Airport. For room reservations call 907-455-5094
Property location: 317 S Parks Highway, Nenana, Alaska (40± miles SW of Fairbanks on Parks Highway. Access is off of Parks Highway onto a dirt road through state owned timber land with access along and near each lot. Road is maintained by seller, and primarily used by seller and an occasional wood cutter with permit to cut wood.
GENERAL INFO:
• 1134± acres (458ha) with 203± cleared acres (82ha) currently utilized for growing organic potatoes
o Cleared land is divided into 17 different fields ranging in size from 4 to 32 acres (1ha – 12ha)
o Offered as five (5) separate parcels and in combinations
o Parcel 7 will include tractors, tillage equipment and all potato planting and harvesting equipment -- will not be combined with Parcels 1-5. (See attached list of equipment and machinery)
• Approximately 1/3 of the cleared land is planted to potatoes each year
• Rotation on year two is to fallow the land followed with rye grass planted in year three
• Hunt some of Alaska’s Big Game … Moose and Bear
• Abundance of wildflowers plus lowbush cranberres and blueberries
• Soils are excellent for growing hay, potatoes, carrots and other vegetables and exportable peonies, etc.
• Soil types include Goldsteam Series, Minto Series, and Tanana Series
• Organic Farm suitable for any type of crop
• Certified Organic Producer of “AlaskaPure” Potatoes and Certified Seed Potatoes
• No property tax on land designated “Agricultural” by the State of Alaska. The parcels are covered by agricultural covenants.
• Air strip potential
INFORMATION ABOUT THE OWNERS, SVEN AND BARBARA EBBESSON
Sven migrated to America from Sweden when he was 15 years old, coming to Winfield, Kansas where he graduated from high school. He has a doctorate in anatomy and has had a prestigious academic career in medical research. His medical research brought his family to Alaska more than 20 years ago as the Director of the medical department at University of Alaska. He met his wife, Barbara, a nurse, in Germany while stationed in the Army. They both retired in 2000 and are now retiring from the farm as well.
Sven has always been drawn to agriculture as his family in Sweden were farmers. Following the purchase of his first tract of land, Sven, Barbara and their three sons began clearing land in order to grow potatoes. The soil fertility plus the area’s climate makes the land ideal for growing potatoes. From the beginning they decided the farm would be organic and went through all of the inspections and paperwork to get the official designation.
Potatoes are now primarily sold as seed potatoes. Typically they grow 12-15 different varieties. Ebbesson Farms is well known throughout Alaska for their exceptionally high quality potatoes for both human consumption and seed.
The Ebbessons believe there is a tremendous opportunity to expand the farming operation.
Alaska Fairbanks News, February, 2011, says the potato farm is “a thousand acres of happiness.”
AUCTION NOTE: Make plans now to attend the auction. This is a great opportunity to buy Alaska Wilderness with great hunting opportunities plus income producing capabilities. Become an owner of any individual parcel or combination of parcels. Own your own piece of America’s Last Frontier.
POSSESSION: Possession of the hunting land will be day of auction. If property sells as one parcel (all land and equipment), Buyer shall receive possession day of Auction (includes the crop). If property sells in separate parcels, possession of the potato farm and equipment will be after harvest of 2014 potatoes.
SELLS SUBJECT TO SELLER CONFIRMATION
INSPECTION “BY APPOINTMENT ONLY”
UNITED COUNTRY – THEURER AUCTION/REALTY
800.207.6830
www.UCTheurerAuctions.com
COOPERATING BROKER:
Gerrie Duffy
Alaska Great Land Realty
907.322.6612
233.8+/- Acres with 60.7+/- Acres Cleared
Lot # 3 (Sale Order: 3 of 7)
Crop Acres 1: 60.7+/-Zip/Postal: 99760Non-Crop Acres: 173.1+/-County: Yukon KoyukukState/Prov: Alaska
233.8+/- Acres with 60.7+/- Acres Cleared
>br>Property location: 317 S Parks Highway, Nenana, Alaska (40± miles SW of Fairbanks on Parks Highway. Access is off of Parks Highway onto a dirt road through state owned timber land with access along and near each lot. Road is maintained by seller, and primarily used by seller and an occasional wood cutter with permit to cut wood.
GENERAL INFO:
• 1134± acres (458ha) with 203± cleared acres (82ha) currently utilized for growing organic potatoes
o Cleared land is divided into 17 different fields ranging in size from 4 to 32 acres (1ha – 12ha)
o Offered as five (5) separate parcels and in combinations
o Parcel 7 will include tractors, tillage equipment and all potato planting and harvesting equipment -- will not be combined with Parcels 1-5. (See attached list of equipment and machinery)
• Approximately 1/3 of the cleared land is planted to potatoes each year
• Rotation on year two is to fallow the land followed with rye grass planted in year three
• Hunt some of Alaska’s Big Game … Moose and Bear
• Abundance of wildflowers plus lowbush cranberres and blueberries
• Soils are excellent for growing hay, potatoes, carrots and other vegetables and exportable peonies, etc.
• Soil types include Goldsteam Series, Minto Series, and Tanana Series
• Organic Farm suitable for any type of crop
• Certified Organic Producer of “AlaskaPure” Potatoes and Certified Seed Potatoes
• No property tax on land designated “Agricultural” by the State of Alaska. The parcels are covered by agricultural covenants.
• Air strip potential
INFORMATION ABOUT THE OWNERS, SVEN AND BARBARA EBBESSON
Sven migrated to America from Sweden when he was 15 years old, coming to Winfield, Kansas where he graduated from high school. He has a doctorate in anatomy and has had a prestigious academic career in medical research. His medical research brought his family to Alaska more than 20 years ago as the Director of the medical department at University of Alaska. He met his wife, Barbara, a nurse, in Germany while stationed in the Army. They both retired in 2000 and are now retiring from the farm as well.
Sven has always been drawn to agriculture as his family in Sweden were farmers. Following the purchase of his first tract of land, Sven, Barbara and their three sons began clearing land in order to grow potatoes. The soil fertility plus the area’s climate makes the land ideal for growing potatoes. From the beginning they decided the farm would be organic and went through all of the inspections and paperwork to get the official designation.
Potatoes are now primarily sold as seed potatoes. Typically they grow 12-15 different varieties. Ebbesson Farms is well known throughout Alaska for their exceptionally high quality potatoes for both human consumption and seed.
The Ebbessons believe there is a tremendous opportunity to expand the farming operation.
Alaska Fairbanks News, February, 2011, says the potato farm is “a thousand acres of happiness.”
AUCTION NOTE: Make plans now to attend the auction. This is a great opportunity to buy Alaska Wilderness with great hunting opportunities plus income producing capabilities. Become an owner of any individual parcel or combination of parcels. Own your own piece of America’s Last Frontier.
POSSESSION: Possession of the hunting land will be day of auction. If property sells as one parcel (all land and equipment), Buyer shall receive possession day of Auction (includes the crop). If property sells in separate parcels, possession of the potato farm and equipment will be after harvest of 2014 potatoes.
SELLS SUBJECT TO SELLER CONFIRMATION
INSPECTION “BY APPOINTMENT ONLY”
UNITED COUNTRY – THEURER AUCTION/REALTY
800.207.6830
www.UCTheurerAuctions.com
COOPERATING BROKER:
Gerrie Duffy
Alaska Great Land Realty
907.322.6612
>br>Property location: 317 S Parks Highway, Nenana, Alaska (40± miles SW of Fairbanks on Parks Highway. Access is off of Parks Highway onto a dirt road through state owned timber land with access along and near each lot. Road is maintained by seller, and primarily used by seller and an occasional wood cutter with permit to cut wood.
GENERAL INFO:
• 1134± acres (458ha) with 203± cleared acres (82ha) currently utilized for growing organic potatoes
o Cleared land is divided into 17 different fields ranging in size from 4 to 32 acres (1ha – 12ha)
o Offered as five (5) separate parcels and in combinations
o Parcel 7 will include tractors, tillage equipment and all potato planting and harvesting equipment -- will not be combined with Parcels 1-5. (See attached list of equipment and machinery)
• Approximately 1/3 of the cleared land is planted to potatoes each year
• Rotation on year two is to fallow the land followed with rye grass planted in year three
• Hunt some of Alaska’s Big Game … Moose and Bear
• Abundance of wildflowers plus lowbush cranberres and blueberries
• Soils are excellent for growing hay, potatoes, carrots and other vegetables and exportable peonies, etc.
• Soil types include Goldsteam Series, Minto Series, and Tanana Series
• Organic Farm suitable for any type of crop
• Certified Organic Producer of “AlaskaPure” Potatoes and Certified Seed Potatoes
• No property tax on land designated “Agricultural” by the State of Alaska. The parcels are covered by agricultural covenants.
• Air strip potential
INFORMATION ABOUT THE OWNERS, SVEN AND BARBARA EBBESSON
Sven migrated to America from Sweden when he was 15 years old, coming to Winfield, Kansas where he graduated from high school. He has a doctorate in anatomy and has had a prestigious academic career in medical research. His medical research brought his family to Alaska more than 20 years ago as the Director of the medical department at University of Alaska. He met his wife, Barbara, a nurse, in Germany while stationed in the Army. They both retired in 2000 and are now retiring from the farm as well.
Sven has always been drawn to agriculture as his family in Sweden were farmers. Following the purchase of his first tract of land, Sven, Barbara and their three sons began clearing land in order to grow potatoes. The soil fertility plus the area’s climate makes the land ideal for growing potatoes. From the beginning they decided the farm would be organic and went through all of the inspections and paperwork to get the official designation.
Potatoes are now primarily sold as seed potatoes. Typically they grow 12-15 different varieties. Ebbesson Farms is well known throughout Alaska for their exceptionally high quality potatoes for both human consumption and seed.
The Ebbessons believe there is a tremendous opportunity to expand the farming operation.
Alaska Fairbanks News, February, 2011, says the potato farm is “a thousand acres of happiness.”
AUCTION NOTE: Make plans now to attend the auction. This is a great opportunity to buy Alaska Wilderness with great hunting opportunities plus income producing capabilities. Become an owner of any individual parcel or combination of parcels. Own your own piece of America’s Last Frontier.
POSSESSION: Possession of the hunting land will be day of auction. If property sells as one parcel (all land and equipment), Buyer shall receive possession day of Auction (includes the crop). If property sells in separate parcels, possession of the potato farm and equipment will be after harvest of 2014 potatoes.
SELLS SUBJECT TO SELLER CONFIRMATION
INSPECTION “BY APPOINTMENT ONLY”
UNITED COUNTRY – THEURER AUCTION/REALTY
800.207.6830
www.UCTheurerAuctions.com
COOPERATING BROKER:
Gerrie Duffy
Alaska Great Land Realty
907.322.6612
199+/- Acres with 83.1+/- Acres Cleared
Lot # 4 (Sale Order: 4 of 7)
Crop Acres 1: 83.1+/-Zip/Postal: 99760Non-Crop Acres: 115.9+/-County: Yukon KoyukukState/Prov: Alaska
199+/- Acres with 83.1+/- Acres Cleared
Property location: 317 S Parks Highway, Nenana, Alaska (40± miles SW of Fairbanks on Parks Highway. Access is off of Parks Highway onto a dirt road through state owned timber land with access along and near each lot. Road is maintained by seller, and primarily used by seller and an occasional wood cutter with permit to cut wood.
GENERAL INFO:
• 1134± acres (458ha) with 203± cleared acres (82ha) currently utilized for growing organic potatoes
o Cleared land is divided into 17 different fields ranging in size from 4 to 32 acres (1ha – 12ha)
o Offered as five (5) separate parcels and in combinations
o Parcel 7 will include tractors, tillage equipment and all potato planting and harvesting equipment -- will not be combined with Parcels 1-5. (See attached list of equipment and machinery)
• Approximately 1/3 of the cleared land is planted to potatoes each year
• Rotation on year two is to fallow the land followed with rye grass planted in year three
• Hunt some of Alaska’s Big Game … Moose and Bear
• Abundance of wildflowers plus lowbush cranberres and blueberries
• Soils are excellent for growing hay, potatoes, carrots and other vegetables and exportable peonies, etc.
• Soil types include Goldsteam Series, Minto Series, and Tanana Series
• Organic Farm suitable for any type of crop
• Certified Organic Producer of “AlaskaPure” Potatoes and Certified Seed Potatoes
• No property tax on land designated “Agricultural” by the State of Alaska. The parcels are covered by agricultural covenants.
• Air strip potential
INFORMATION ABOUT THE OWNERS, SVEN AND BARBARA EBBESSON
Sven migrated to America from Sweden when he was 15 years old, coming to Winfield, Kansas where he graduated from high school. He has a doctorate in anatomy and has had a prestigious academic career in medical research. His medical research brought his family to Alaska more than 20 years ago as the Director of the medical department at University of Alaska. He met his wife, Barbara, a nurse, in Germany while stationed in the Army. They both retired in 2000 and are now retiring from the farm as well.
Sven has always been drawn to agriculture as his family in Sweden were farmers. Following the purchase of his first tract of land, Sven, Barbara and their three sons began clearing land in order to grow potatoes. The soil fertility plus the area’s climate makes the land ideal for growing potatoes. From the beginning they decided the farm would be organic and went through all of the inspections and paperwork to get the official designation.
Potatoes are now primarily sold as seed potatoes. Typically they grow 12-15 different varieties. Ebbesson Farms is well known throughout Alaska for their exceptionally high quality potatoes for both human consumption and seed.
The Ebbessons believe there is a tremendous opportunity to expand the farming operation.
Alaska Fairbanks News, February, 2011, says the potato farm is “a thousand acres of happiness.”
AUCTION NOTE: Make plans now to attend the auction. This is a great opportunity to buy Alaska Wilderness with great hunting opportunities plus income producing capabilities. Become an owner of any individual parcel or combination of parcels. Own your own piece of America’s Last Frontier.
POSSESSION: Possession of the hunting land will be day of auction. If property sells as one parcel (all land and equipment), Buyer shall receive possession day of Auction (includes the crop). If property sells in separate parcels, possession of the potato farm and equipment will be after harvest of 2014 potatoes.
SELLS SUBJECT TO SELLER CONFIRMATION
INSPECTION “BY APPOINTMENT ONLY”
UNITED COUNTRY – THEURER AUCTION/REALTY
800.207.6830
www.UCTheurerAuctions.com
COOPERATING BROKER:
Gerrie Duffy
Alaska Great Land Realty
907.322.6612
Property location: 317 S Parks Highway, Nenana, Alaska (40± miles SW of Fairbanks on Parks Highway. Access is off of Parks Highway onto a dirt road through state owned timber land with access along and near each lot. Road is maintained by seller, and primarily used by seller and an occasional wood cutter with permit to cut wood.
GENERAL INFO:
• 1134± acres (458ha) with 203± cleared acres (82ha) currently utilized for growing organic potatoes
o Cleared land is divided into 17 different fields ranging in size from 4 to 32 acres (1ha – 12ha)
o Offered as five (5) separate parcels and in combinations
o Parcel 7 will include tractors, tillage equipment and all potato planting and harvesting equipment -- will not be combined with Parcels 1-5. (See attached list of equipment and machinery)
• Approximately 1/3 of the cleared land is planted to potatoes each year
• Rotation on year two is to fallow the land followed with rye grass planted in year three
• Hunt some of Alaska’s Big Game … Moose and Bear
• Abundance of wildflowers plus lowbush cranberres and blueberries
• Soils are excellent for growing hay, potatoes, carrots and other vegetables and exportable peonies, etc.
• Soil types include Goldsteam Series, Minto Series, and Tanana Series
• Organic Farm suitable for any type of crop
• Certified Organic Producer of “AlaskaPure” Potatoes and Certified Seed Potatoes
• No property tax on land designated “Agricultural” by the State of Alaska. The parcels are covered by agricultural covenants.
• Air strip potential
INFORMATION ABOUT THE OWNERS, SVEN AND BARBARA EBBESSON
Sven migrated to America from Sweden when he was 15 years old, coming to Winfield, Kansas where he graduated from high school. He has a doctorate in anatomy and has had a prestigious academic career in medical research. His medical research brought his family to Alaska more than 20 years ago as the Director of the medical department at University of Alaska. He met his wife, Barbara, a nurse, in Germany while stationed in the Army. They both retired in 2000 and are now retiring from the farm as well.
Sven has always been drawn to agriculture as his family in Sweden were farmers. Following the purchase of his first tract of land, Sven, Barbara and their three sons began clearing land in order to grow potatoes. The soil fertility plus the area’s climate makes the land ideal for growing potatoes. From the beginning they decided the farm would be organic and went through all of the inspections and paperwork to get the official designation.
Potatoes are now primarily sold as seed potatoes. Typically they grow 12-15 different varieties. Ebbesson Farms is well known throughout Alaska for their exceptionally high quality potatoes for both human consumption and seed.
The Ebbessons believe there is a tremendous opportunity to expand the farming operation.
Alaska Fairbanks News, February, 2011, says the potato farm is “a thousand acres of happiness.”
AUCTION NOTE: Make plans now to attend the auction. This is a great opportunity to buy Alaska Wilderness with great hunting opportunities plus income producing capabilities. Become an owner of any individual parcel or combination of parcels. Own your own piece of America’s Last Frontier.
POSSESSION: Possession of the hunting land will be day of auction. If property sells as one parcel (all land and equipment), Buyer shall receive possession day of Auction (includes the crop). If property sells in separate parcels, possession of the potato farm and equipment will be after harvest of 2014 potatoes.
SELLS SUBJECT TO SELLER CONFIRMATION
INSPECTION “BY APPOINTMENT ONLY”
UNITED COUNTRY – THEURER AUCTION/REALTY
800.207.6830
www.UCTheurerAuctions.com
COOPERATING BROKER:
Gerrie Duffy
Alaska Great Land Realty
907.322.6612
140.09+/- Acres
Lot # 5 (Sale Order: 5 of 7)
Non-Crop Acres: 140.09
140.09+/- Acres
Property location: 317 S Parks Highway, Nenana, Alaska (40± miles SW of Fairbanks on Parks Highway. Access is off of Parks Highway onto a dirt road through state owned timber land with access along and near each lot. Road is maintained by seller, and primarily used by seller and an occasional wood cutter with permit to cut wood.
GENERAL INFO:
• 1134± acres (458ha) with 203± cleared acres (82ha) currently utilized for growing organic potatoes
o Cleared land is divided into 17 different fields ranging in size from 4 to 32 acres (1ha – 12ha)
o Offered as five (5) separate parcels and in combinations
o Parcel 7 will include tractors, tillage equipment and all potato planting and harvesting equipment -- will not be combined with Parcels 1-5. (See attached list of equipment and machinery)
• Approximately 1/3 of the cleared land is planted to potatoes each year
• Rotation on year two is to fallow the land followed with rye grass planted in year three
• Hunt some of Alaska’s Big Game … Moose and Bear
• Abundance of wildflowers plus lowbush cranberres and blueberries
• Soils are excellent for growing hay, potatoes, carrots and other vegetables and exportable peonies, etc.
• Soil types include Goldsteam Series, Minto Series, and Tanana Series
• Organic Farm suitable for any type of crop
• Certified Organic Producer of “AlaskaPure” Potatoes and Certified Seed Potatoes
• No property tax on land designated “Agricultural” by the State of Alaska. The parcels are covered by agricultural covenants.
• Air strip potential
INFORMATION ABOUT THE OWNERS, SVEN AND BARBARA EBBESSON
Sven migrated to America from Sweden when he was 15 years old, coming to Winfield, Kansas where he graduated from high school. He has a doctorate in anatomy and has had a prestigious academic career in medical research. His medical research brought his family to Alaska more than 20 years ago as the Director of the medical department at University of Alaska. He met his wife, Barbara, a nurse, in Germany while stationed in the Army. They both retired in 2000 and are now retiring from the farm as well.
Sven has always been drawn to agriculture as his family in Sweden were farmers. Following the purchase of his first tract of land, Sven, Barbara and their three sons began clearing land in order to grow potatoes. The soil fertility plus the area’s climate makes the land ideal for growing potatoes. From the beginning they decided the farm would be organic and went through all of the inspections and paperwork to get the official designation.
Potatoes are now primarily sold as seed potatoes. Typically they grow 12-15 different varieties. Ebbesson Farms is well known throughout Alaska for their exceptionally high quality potatoes for both human consumption and seed.
The Ebbessons believe there is a tremendous opportunity to expand the farming operation.
Alaska Fairbanks News, February, 2011, says the potato farm is “a thousand acres of happiness.”
AUCTION NOTE: Make plans now to attend the auction. This is a great opportunity to buy Alaska Wilderness with great hunting opportunities plus income producing capabilities. Become an owner of any individual parcel or combination of parcels. Own your own piece of America’s Last Frontier.
POSSESSION: Possession of the hunting land will be day of auction. If property sells as one parcel (all land and equipment), Buyer shall receive possession day of Auction (includes the crop). If property sells in separate parcels, possession of the potato farm and equipment will be after harvest of 2014 potatoes.
SELLS SUBJECT TO SELLER CONFIRMATION
INSPECTION “BY APPOINTMENT ONLY”
UNITED COUNTRY – THEURER AUCTION/REALTY
800.207.6830
www.UCTheurerAuctions.com
COOPERATING BROKER:
Gerrie Duffy
Alaska Great Land Realty
907.322.6612
Property location: 317 S Parks Highway, Nenana, Alaska (40± miles SW of Fairbanks on Parks Highway. Access is off of Parks Highway onto a dirt road through state owned timber land with access along and near each lot. Road is maintained by seller, and primarily used by seller and an occasional wood cutter with permit to cut wood.
GENERAL INFO:
• 1134± acres (458ha) with 203± cleared acres (82ha) currently utilized for growing organic potatoes
o Cleared land is divided into 17 different fields ranging in size from 4 to 32 acres (1ha – 12ha)
o Offered as five (5) separate parcels and in combinations
o Parcel 7 will include tractors, tillage equipment and all potato planting and harvesting equipment -- will not be combined with Parcels 1-5. (See attached list of equipment and machinery)
• Approximately 1/3 of the cleared land is planted to potatoes each year
• Rotation on year two is to fallow the land followed with rye grass planted in year three
• Hunt some of Alaska’s Big Game … Moose and Bear
• Abundance of wildflowers plus lowbush cranberres and blueberries
• Soils are excellent for growing hay, potatoes, carrots and other vegetables and exportable peonies, etc.
• Soil types include Goldsteam Series, Minto Series, and Tanana Series
• Organic Farm suitable for any type of crop
• Certified Organic Producer of “AlaskaPure” Potatoes and Certified Seed Potatoes
• No property tax on land designated “Agricultural” by the State of Alaska. The parcels are covered by agricultural covenants.
• Air strip potential
INFORMATION ABOUT THE OWNERS, SVEN AND BARBARA EBBESSON
Sven migrated to America from Sweden when he was 15 years old, coming to Winfield, Kansas where he graduated from high school. He has a doctorate in anatomy and has had a prestigious academic career in medical research. His medical research brought his family to Alaska more than 20 years ago as the Director of the medical department at University of Alaska. He met his wife, Barbara, a nurse, in Germany while stationed in the Army. They both retired in 2000 and are now retiring from the farm as well.
Sven has always been drawn to agriculture as his family in Sweden were farmers. Following the purchase of his first tract of land, Sven, Barbara and their three sons began clearing land in order to grow potatoes. The soil fertility plus the area’s climate makes the land ideal for growing potatoes. From the beginning they decided the farm would be organic and went through all of the inspections and paperwork to get the official designation.
Potatoes are now primarily sold as seed potatoes. Typically they grow 12-15 different varieties. Ebbesson Farms is well known throughout Alaska for their exceptionally high quality potatoes for both human consumption and seed.
The Ebbessons believe there is a tremendous opportunity to expand the farming operation.
Alaska Fairbanks News, February, 2011, says the potato farm is “a thousand acres of happiness.”
AUCTION NOTE: Make plans now to attend the auction. This is a great opportunity to buy Alaska Wilderness with great hunting opportunities plus income producing capabilities. Become an owner of any individual parcel or combination of parcels. Own your own piece of America’s Last Frontier.
POSSESSION: Possession of the hunting land will be day of auction. If property sells as one parcel (all land and equipment), Buyer shall receive possession day of Auction (includes the crop). If property sells in separate parcels, possession of the potato farm and equipment will be after harvest of 2014 potatoes.
SELLS SUBJECT TO SELLER CONFIRMATION
INSPECTION “BY APPOINTMENT ONLY”
UNITED COUNTRY – THEURER AUCTION/REALTY
800.207.6830
www.UCTheurerAuctions.com
COOPERATING BROKER:
Gerrie Duffy
Alaska Great Land Realty
907.322.6612
1134+/- Acres Land(Includes Parcels 1-5)
Lot # 6 (Sale Order: 6 of 7)
State/Prov: AlaskaCounty: Yukon KoyukukZip/Postal: 99760
1,134+/- Acres Land(Includes Parcels 1-5)
Property location: 317 S Parks Highway, Nenana, Alaska (40± miles SW of Fairbanks on Parks Highway. Access is off of Parks Highway onto a dirt road through state owned timber land with access along and near each lot. Road is maintained by seller, and primarily used by seller and an occasional wood cutter with permit to cut wood.
GENERAL INFO:
• 1134± acres (458ha) with 203± cleared acres (82ha) currently utilized for growing organic potatoes
o Cleared land is divided into 17 different fields ranging in size from 4 to 32 acres (1ha – 12ha)
o Offered as five (5) separate parcels and in combinations
o Parcel 7 will include tractors, tillage equipment and all potato planting and harvesting equipment -- will not be combined with Parcels 1-5. (See attached list of equipment and machinery)
• Approximately 1/3 of the cleared land is planted to potatoes each year
• Rotation on year two is to fallow the land followed with rye grass planted in year three
• Hunt some of Alaska’s Big Game … Moose and Bear
• Abundance of wildflowers plus lowbush cranberres and blueberries
• Soils are excellent for growing hay, potatoes, carrots and other vegetables and exportable peonies, etc.
• Soil types include Goldsteam Series, Minto Series, and Tanana Series
• Organic Farm suitable for any type of crop
• Certified Organic Producer of “AlaskaPure” Potatoes and Certified Seed Potatoes
• No property tax on land designated “Agricultural” by the State of Alaska. The parcels are covered by agricultural covenants.
• Air strip potential
INFORMATION ABOUT THE OWNERS, SVEN AND BARBARA EBBESSON
Sven migrated to America from Sweden when he was 15 years old, coming to Winfield, Kansas where he graduated from high school. He has a doctorate in anatomy and has had a prestigious academic career in medical research. His medical research brought his family to Alaska more than 20 years ago as the Director of the medical department at University of Alaska. He met his wife, Barbara, a nurse, in Germany while stationed in the Army. They both retired in 2000 and are now retiring from the farm as well.
Sven has always been drawn to agriculture as his family in Sweden were farmers. Following the purchase of his first tract of land, Sven, Barbara and their three sons began clearing land in order to grow potatoes. The soil fertility plus the area’s climate makes the land ideal for growing potatoes. From the beginning they decided the farm would be organic and went through all of the inspections and paperwork to get the official designation.
Potatoes are now primarily sold as seed potatoes. Typically they grow 12-15 different varieties. Ebbesson Farms is well known throughout Alaska for their exceptionally high quality potatoes for both human consumption and seed.
The Ebbessons believe there is a tremendous opportunity to expand the farming operation.
Alaska Fairbanks News, February, 2011, says the potato farm is “a thousand acres of happiness.”
AUCTION NOTE: Make plans now to attend the auction. This is a great opportunity to buy Alaska Wilderness with great hunting opportunities plus income producing capabilities. Become an owner of any individual parcel or combination of parcels. Own your own piece of America’s Last Frontier.
POSSESSION: Possession of the hunting land will be day of auction. If property sells as one parcel (all land and equipment), Buyer shall receive possession day of Auction (includes the crop). If property sells in separate parcels, possession of the potato farm and equipment will be after harvest of 2014 potatoes.
SELLS SUBJECT TO SELLER CONFIRMATION
INSPECTION “BY APPOINTMENT ONLY”
UNITED COUNTRY – THEURER AUCTION/REALTY
800.207.6830
www.UCTheurerAuctions.com
COOPERATING BROKER:
Gerrie Duffy
Alaska Great Land Realty
907.322.6612
Property location: 317 S Parks Highway, Nenana, Alaska (40± miles SW of Fairbanks on Parks Highway. Access is off of Parks Highway onto a dirt road through state owned timber land with access along and near each lot. Road is maintained by seller, and primarily used by seller and an occasional wood cutter with permit to cut wood.
GENERAL INFO:
• 1134± acres (458ha) with 203± cleared acres (82ha) currently utilized for growing organic potatoes
o Cleared land is divided into 17 different fields ranging in size from 4 to 32 acres (1ha – 12ha)
o Offered as five (5) separate parcels and in combinations
o Parcel 7 will include tractors, tillage equipment and all potato planting and harvesting equipment -- will not be combined with Parcels 1-5. (See attached list of equipment and machinery)
• Approximately 1/3 of the cleared land is planted to potatoes each year
• Rotation on year two is to fallow the land followed with rye grass planted in year three
• Hunt some of Alaska’s Big Game … Moose and Bear
• Abundance of wildflowers plus lowbush cranberres and blueberries
• Soils are excellent for growing hay, potatoes, carrots and other vegetables and exportable peonies, etc.
• Soil types include Goldsteam Series, Minto Series, and Tanana Series
• Organic Farm suitable for any type of crop
• Certified Organic Producer of “AlaskaPure” Potatoes and Certified Seed Potatoes
• No property tax on land designated “Agricultural” by the State of Alaska. The parcels are covered by agricultural covenants.
• Air strip potential
INFORMATION ABOUT THE OWNERS, SVEN AND BARBARA EBBESSON
Sven migrated to America from Sweden when he was 15 years old, coming to Winfield, Kansas where he graduated from high school. He has a doctorate in anatomy and has had a prestigious academic career in medical research. His medical research brought his family to Alaska more than 20 years ago as the Director of the medical department at University of Alaska. He met his wife, Barbara, a nurse, in Germany while stationed in the Army. They both retired in 2000 and are now retiring from the farm as well.
Sven has always been drawn to agriculture as his family in Sweden were farmers. Following the purchase of his first tract of land, Sven, Barbara and their three sons began clearing land in order to grow potatoes. The soil fertility plus the area’s climate makes the land ideal for growing potatoes. From the beginning they decided the farm would be organic and went through all of the inspections and paperwork to get the official designation.
Potatoes are now primarily sold as seed potatoes. Typically they grow 12-15 different varieties. Ebbesson Farms is well known throughout Alaska for their exceptionally high quality potatoes for both human consumption and seed.
The Ebbessons believe there is a tremendous opportunity to expand the farming operation.
Alaska Fairbanks News, February, 2011, says the potato farm is “a thousand acres of happiness.”
AUCTION NOTE: Make plans now to attend the auction. This is a great opportunity to buy Alaska Wilderness with great hunting opportunities plus income producing capabilities. Become an owner of any individual parcel or combination of parcels. Own your own piece of America’s Last Frontier.
POSSESSION: Possession of the hunting land will be day of auction. If property sells as one parcel (all land and equipment), Buyer shall receive possession day of Auction (includes the crop). If property sells in separate parcels, possession of the potato farm and equipment will be after harvest of 2014 potatoes.
SELLS SUBJECT TO SELLER CONFIRMATION
INSPECTION “BY APPOINTMENT ONLY”
UNITED COUNTRY – THEURER AUCTION/REALTY
800.207.6830
www.UCTheurerAuctions.com
COOPERATING BROKER:
Gerrie Duffy
Alaska Great Land Realty
907.322.6612
Tractors, Tillage Equipment, Potato & Harvesting Equipment
Lot # 7 (Sale Order: 7 of 7)
State/Prov: AlaskaCounty: Yukon KoyukukZip/Postal: 99760
EQUIPMENT (PARCEL 7)
• 1997 JD 5400 diesel tractor w/540 loader, Ser #L25400E641349
• 1986 IHC 1086 diesel tractor
• 1978 JD 401 diesel tractor, Ser #4202BT01
• Caterpillar forklift, propane, Model V40
• JD 2-row potato planter, Model 216, Ser #001362N
• 2 Row “L” Windrower, 28 mm, Ser #25403
• ASA-List single row potato harvester, Model KT-100
• Mayo Potato Roller/sizer
• Custom made box tipper
• Ekko EM1310 washing machine
• Ekko EM 1120 Feeder/Hopper
• Pickup equipment F-Onion, Ser #39089
• MS 3000 Prof Blate w/extra blate, Ser #783-980700273
• U-4000 Timberwinch, Motor & Cables, Ser #125310
• IHC 18’ Disc
• Woodmizer LT 1S Sawmill, Ser #04011840
• Approx 100 wooden potato storage crates
• Asstd trailers, fuel tanks, misc tools
INSPECTION “BY APPOINTMENT ONLY”
SELLS SUBJECT TO SELLER CONFIRMATION
• 1997 JD 5400 diesel tractor w/540 loader, Ser #L25400E641349
• 1986 IHC 1086 diesel tractor
• 1978 JD 401 diesel tractor, Ser #4202BT01
• Caterpillar forklift, propane, Model V40
• JD 2-row potato planter, Model 216, Ser #001362N
• 2 Row “L” Windrower, 28 mm, Ser #25403
• ASA-List single row potato harvester, Model KT-100
• Mayo Potato Roller/sizer
• Custom made box tipper
• Ekko EM1310 washing machine
• Ekko EM 1120 Feeder/Hopper
• Pickup equipment F-Onion, Ser #39089
• MS 3000 Prof Blate w/extra blate, Ser #783-980700273
• U-4000 Timberwinch, Motor & Cables, Ser #125310
• IHC 18’ Disc
• Woodmizer LT 1S Sawmill, Ser #04011840
• Approx 100 wooden potato storage crates
• Asstd trailers, fuel tanks, misc tools
INSPECTION “BY APPOINTMENT ONLY”
SELLS SUBJECT TO SELLER CONFIRMATION
