240 Acres, Gosper County Pivot and Drycrop 80

This property is available as a whole and as two separate parcels.

Pivot Irrigated Parcel
$1,300,000 | Taxes: $6,116.10
Location: On NE corner of road 731 and Road 419 (Between 7 and 9 miles NW of Arapahoe)
Acres: 160± total (135.25 Certified Irrigated | 18.93± Drycrop | 2.21± Grass | 3.67± Roads)
Legal Description: SW 1/4 Section 1-Township 5-Range 24 West of the 6th P.M. Gosper County, Nebraska

Summary:
Located in southwest Gosper County, this high-quality pivot-irrigated farm is offered for sale for the first time since its development in 2001. The property features an 8-tower Valley center pivot equipped with a John Deere diesel engine, Western Land Roller pump, and Amarillo gearhead. The farm is comprised primarily of productive Class I and II Holdrege and Hall silt loam soils, with additional Hobbs and Uly-Coly silt loams. There are 135.25 certified irrigated acres within the Tri-Basin NRD, with no current water restrictions. The field is predominantly level with a gentle draw in the southeast portion.

The property will be available for the 2026 growing season.

Well Info:
G-113179
Registration date 12/3/2001
Depth 210’
Pump Depth 200’
Static 123’

Improvements:
8 tower valley pivot Early 2000s model
John Deere Diesel Engine
Amarillo Gear Drive
Lima Mac Generator
2 fuel tanks

Drycrop Parcel
$320,000 | Taxes: $1,146.30
Location: On SW corner of Road 730 and Road 422 (Between 7 and 9 miles NW of Arapahoe)
Acres: 80± total (75.96± Drycrop | 4.05± Roads)
Legal Description: N 1/2-NW 1/4 Section 16- Township 5- Range 23 West of the 6th P.M. Gosper County, Nebraska

Summary:
Gosper County Dryland 80 is located northwest of Arapahoe, Nebraska, and offers excellent access with county roads on three sides. The property is comprised primarily of productive Class II Holdrege and Hall silt loam soils and is well suited for dryland crop production. Established terraces are in place to effectively manage runoff and protect soil quality.

The property will be available for the 2026 growing season.