Novarly Parcel · Farmland · Indiana
Farmland in White County, IN
77.3%
prime farmland (USDA)
6.6%
farmland of statewide importance
326k
surveyed acres
Per the USDA soil survey, 77.3% of surveyed land in White County carries a prime-farmland designation (including conditional classes such as "prime if drained"), with a further 6.6% classed as farmland of statewide importance. The county's most extensive soil is Gilford fine sandy loam. Soil quality varies parcel by parcel — check the exact land:
Screening from public USDA and satellite data — not an appraisal, survey, or agronomic assessment.
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Statistics computed from the USDA SSURGO soil survey (Soil Data Access). Screening only — see the farmland report.