Located near Moorhead in Monona County, Iowa, this 188-acre m/l farm offers an exceptional combination of productive farmland, restored prairie, pasture, timber, and recreational value within the heart of the Loess Hills. The farm includes more than 90 acres of quality tillable land with a weighted CSR2 of 66, including approximately half of those acres carrying an outstanding CSR2 of 89. County Highway E-54 frontage provides year-round access and convenient proximity to local grain markets. The balance of the property consists of GRP pasture, mature timber, and native prairie grasses that reflect the historic character of western Iowa's Loess Hills landscape. Significant stewardship has been invested into the farm through the removal of invasive eastern red cedars, a challenge facing many western Iowa properties. The result is improved pasture productivity, enhanced wildlife habitat, and breathtaking views across the rolling hills. Known for its unique wind-deposited soils and dramatic topography, the Loess Hills region is one of the most distinctive landscapes in North America. This farm showcases those characteristics with rolling ridges, scenic vistas, and diverse habitat. The combination of prairie, timber, and neighboring habitat-rich farms supports healthy populations of whitetail deer, wild turkey, and other wildlife.