Dana 125 – Premium Tillable Farm Ground | Vermillion County, IN Located just outside Dana, Indiana, this 125-acre tillable farm features highly productive soils and exceptional access, making it a standout investment or expansion opportunity. The property sits in Helt Township of northern Vermillion County—an area known for consistent yields, solid tenant demand, and well-drained soils suitable for corn and soybean rotations. Soil Productivity The farm carries a Weighted Average Productivity Index (WAPI) of 161 and an NCCPI (National Commodity Crop Productivity Index) of approximately 80, placing it among the top-performing agricultural tracts in western Indiana. WAPI (Weighted Average Productivity Index): The WAPI score measures average soil productivity for the entire farm, accounting for all soil types and their relative acreages. A score of 161 represents strong, high-yielding soils—well above Indiana’s statewide average for non-irrigated farmland. NCCPI (National Commodity Crop Productivity Index): The NCCPI is a nationally standardized soil rating system developed by the USDA to compare cropland productivity across the country. An NCCPI of 80 indicates the land is in the top 20% of U.S. soils for corn and soybean production potential. Together, these metrics confirm that this farm has excellent fertility, drainage, and yield consistency comparable to Vermillion County’s best performers. Soil Breakdown Primary soil types include Sable, Flanagan, and Fincastle silt loams, with gentle 0–2% slopes. These Class I and II soils are deep, rich in organic matter, and recognized for their ability to maintain strong yields year after year. Highlights 125 acres of productive, investment-grade tillable land WAPI: 161 | NCCPI: 80 Class I & II soils with excellent drainage and fertility Close proximity to Highway 63 and grain markets.