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97 Acres, East State Farm Pivot and Creek

Here’s your chance to own a productive pivot-irrigated parcel just minutes from North Platte. The farm is watered by a 7-tower T&L pivot with a 30 HP WEG electric motor, and the soils are mostly Class I & II Cozad and Hord silt loam, some of the most productive ground in the area.

Access is excellent, with East State Farm Road running along the south boundary. On the north end, Fremont Slough winds through the property, creating great wildlife habitat and hunting opportunities, along with some nice hay meadow ground along the creek.

Whether you’re looking for a solid production farm, a place to build your dream homestead, or both, this property checks the boxes: paved road access, close proximity to North Platte, and a location that’s already seen several acreages developed nearby along East State Farm Road. Don’t miss this opportunity to own a highly productive farm this close to town.

Note: A portion of the property is owned by Central Public Power and Irrigation District. This parcel has historically been leased back to the surrounding landowner and currently carries no use restrictions for irrigation or farming operations. Please call with any questions on this portion of the property.

FSA Information
87.97 cropland base acres w/ 60 acres corn @ 185 bushels and 5.6 acres oats @ 44 bushels

Well Information
Registration Number G-018392
Status Active Registered Well
Well Use Description Irrigation
NRD Name Twin Platte
County Name Lincoln
Location NWSE S13-T13-R30West
Acres 75.449
Series Type Single Project
Pump Rate 1200
Pump Column Diameter 0
Pump Depth 0
Total Depth 187
Static Water Level 15
Pumping Water Level 75
Registration Date June 25, 2001

Improvements
Late model 7 tower T&L pivot, 30HP WEG Electric Motor

Taxes: $3,611.58

Address: North Platte, NE 69101
County: Lincoln

158 Acres, Frontier County Dryland, Grass, and Wildlife

What a gorgeous piece of land perfectly set up for your next dream home with excellent income and tremendous hunting for upland game including Bobwhite Quail, Pheasants, and top notch Whitetail deer hunting.

Many game trails exist on the land and the center is a haven for deer to escape and hide. The property is currently planted to wheat and serves as the perfect food plot.

On the northeast corner of the land is an old homestead that has mature landscaping and trees for ultimate privacy. This property is poised to sell quickly as the beauty of it is impressive.

*Agent note: This property is “loaded” with Bobwhite quail, many coveys call this land home. There is a tenant in place that would continue to farm the ground with a new owner if there is a need.

*Agent Note: The sellers have an additional half section of clean grass that is very well maintained that could potentially be purchased. Please feel free to call me at 308-530-7854 for details. This property also has excellent county road access. Get your Fall started off on the right foot with this amazing property that is “sure to please!”

Legal Description: 15 TWP: 6 RANGE 24, BLOCK: LOT DEEDED ACRES 158.110 NE1/4 158.11A. 15-6-24 MUDDY PRECINCT, FRONTIER COUNTY, NEBRASKA

Taxes: $1,351.00

Address: Elwood, NE 68937
County: Frontier

2,004 Acres, Custer County Trophy Elk Ranch

Located just 5 miles east of Sargent, Nebraska sits the largest high fenced elk operation in the state. The opportunities that exist with this property are limitless, and the genetics of elk that live here are truly remarkable!

The old adage, if you take care of your real estate it will take care of you certainly rings true here. From the quality of the high fencing and exceptional rangSare to the impressive elk and thoughtful design of the property, every aspect has been carefully developed to maximize its potential.

Approximately 300± acres known as the “headquarters” features a custom home, separate cabin that is new and fully furnished, 41×60 shop, a pivot with irrigated acres, 100± acres of non-irrigated cropground, and elk handling/feeding pens, which could possibly be included with the right offer.

Beyond the elk operation, there are outstanding recreational opportunities. There is an abundance of Whitetail deer that thrive on the property along with Wild Turkey under every tree. Enjoy plenty of stock ponds and trails that allow access to all areas of the ranch. 90± acres of dryland on the west side of the property could be improved with a pivot, and this west area would also make the perfect place for a home site with excellent county road access.

Agent Note: There will be approximately 100 head of elk on the property at all times, with the right mix of bulls, cows, and calves depending on the time of purchase. The genetics in this herd produce 600 inch class elk! This is an opportunity to capture a business that is growing in popularity at a high rate. Elk meat is the best and for this reason a business person has the ability to benefit from the commercial sale of the meat from the cows, sell the hunt from the massive bulls, and raise cattle in a beautiful setting.

Agent Note: As of September 4th 2026, there is an unofficial world record bull elk, 25×18 points, on this property. Check out the unofficial world record bull elk in the photos. The picture was taken on 8/1/2026 and has gained 4-6 inches per day for 2 weeks after that.

There are 3 Registered Wells, the west well supplies water to three tanks via pipeline.

The seller runs between 220-250 pairs of cattle through the five month season on the land.

Going rate is $450-$550 a pair for a 5 month grazing season.

Current owners would rent back the land for the grazing season if there is an absentee owner that would need a tenant.

Address: Sargent, NE 68874
County: Custer

315 Acres, Hall County, Doniphan Pivots

Investor Buyers, here you go! This 315 acres features a great pair of Platte Valley pivot- irrigated quarters that have been well-cared for by an excellent tenant. These quarters are located in the Central Platte NRD, where there are NO WATER RESTRICTIONS. This farm offers good soils for the area with a lot of Class II soils interspersed with some sandier soils, which is easily addressed when you have unlimited irrigation. Both wells pump at 1,253 gpm. The benefit of being in the river valley are obvious when you see that the wells are both at static level at 74′-76′, and pumping deph of 70′ and 76′. The groundwater here is close and plentiful!

The pivots are both electric. The South pivot is a 2 year old Zimmatic. The North pivot is an older Valley pivot. Some mechanical parts have been updated over the years. Eventual replacement will be needed on the North pivot. The property enjoys excellent access by county road on the north, east, and south sides. The property has a total of 305 CIA’s according to the Central Platte Natural Resource District.

The tenant has been farming these quarters for many years, and treats them with care, making many repairs and dirt work improvements. He is an excellent farmer, as evidenced by the photos of the corn in this listing. This farm produces a better than average return for the area, and the tenant would like to continue with the new owner.

Income Potential:
Average cash rent is $325/acre.

Legal Description: South Platte Twp Pt. NE/4 of Section 18 Township 9 Range 10W of the 6th P.M (154.19 acres) AND South Platte Twp Xc..28 acres Road, SE1/4 in Section 18,Township 9, Range 10 W of the 6th P.M. (160.59)

Taxes: $14,680

Address: Doniphan, NE 68832
County: Hall

331 Acres, Hay Springs Dryland and Grass

Located less than a mile north of Hay Springs, Nebraska, the land has excellent access and has been very well maintained! The tenant that has been working the land and would continue farming it if a potential investor would want this excellent property.

The land inventory consists of 51.80 ± acres of grass, 277.47 ± acres of dryland, and 4.00 acres of road, making this the perfect size property to add to the portfolio. The fence quality of this land is less than 5 years old, making this property turnkey.

The west parcel, consisting of 74 ± acres (#810167340), has no water, but a buyer could add a well to irrigate the land. On Parcels #810023326 and #810088835, there is a windmill and tank, and both parcels are contiguous, so water is in place for the winter grazing season.

Agent Note: The tenant will take all of the 2026 income. Land will be open for the 2027 growing and grazing season.

Legal Description: Parcel #810167340: 2 31 46 S1/2 NW1/4, EXC 5 AC IN SE CORNER & 3 AC CONVEYED TO HAY SPRINGS 2-31-46, Parcel #810023326: 35 32 46 SE1/4 35-32-46, Parcel #810088835: 2 31 46 PT N1/2 NE1/4 SE1/4 NE1/4 2-31-46 SHERIDAN COUNTY, NE.

Taxes: $1,899.94

Address: Hay Springs, NE 69347
County: Sheridan

160 Acres, Cedar County Dryland

Here is a very good dryland quarter in Cedar County, just Northeast of Laurel, NE. This very productive quarter has good cash rent potential, is close to town, and has a county road on two sides of the property for great access. Farms in this area cash rent for $250-$300 per acre. Call Scott Saults at 308-289-1383 if you have any questions or would like to view this property.

Legal Description: 27 29 3 E SW 160 Ac

Taxes: $8,266.30

Address: Laurel, NE 68745
County: Cedar

206 Acres, Holt County, Niobrara River Sportsmans Retreat

Niobrara River Sportsman’s Retreat is a true multi-use property that can be enjoyed during the Spring, Summer, and Fall with fishing, hiking, exploring, and air boating along the Niobrara River, or relaxing by the rustic cabin while taking in the beautiful views. During the Fall and Winter, enjoy hunting opportunities including waterfowl, whitetail deer, turkey, and many trapping opportunities as well.

The property has a dynamic layout with access off county highway 281 where the road ends at a private, lockable gate. Approximately 20± acres of tillable ground provide an ideal location for harvesting trophy deer from the perfectly elevated redneck blind. Thousands of Canada geese inhabit the area, creating exceptional hunting opportunities. Installing a pit to hunt the geese out of the alfalfa field, which is a primary food source for the geese, would add to the hunting experience. Electricity is available near the pond, making it possible to install an ice eater to keep water open during cold weather, attracting ducks and geese while allowing hunters to harvest geese from the nearby alfalfa field without disturbing them.

Agent Note: This is a top-notch retreat with excellent access to the famed Niobrara River corridor. The property was surveyed in 2017. It is located approximately 20 miles north of O’Neill, Nebraska, which offers restaurants, bars, shopping, market, a hospital, and Handlebend, a manufacturer of copper mugs sold worldwide. O’Neill is a staple for a fun Nebraska town with approximately 3,000 people. There is a municipal airport in O’Neill, Nebraska. The phone number is: (402) 336-3377.

Additional Note: This property sits directly on top of the Ogallala Aquifer with the best groundwater and native springs that originate on the property and feed the Niobrara River.

Home Details
Square Footage (Raised Ranch): 2,688 sq. ft.
3 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
1-Car Attached Garage
40×60 cement-floor shop with north-facing overhang and door
20×30 utility building with two doors (one at each end) to store an air boat, which could be purchased from the seller
A former schoolhouse on the south side of the pond with its own electrical fuse box and many potential uses
4 Redneck blinds strategically located around the property
Approximately 10 deer stands
Pond approximately 11 feet deep stocked with Largemouth Bass, Bluegill, Black and White Crappie, and Carp for weed management
Two chicken coops

Legal Description: COLEMAN TWP, PART OF N1/2 35-33-12 95.52A. COLEMAN TWP, PART OF LOT 1, LOTS 2-3, 26-33-12 34.83 A. PLUS 76A. ACCRETION LAND, HOLT COUNTY, NE.

Taxes: $1,705.16

Address: O’Neill, NE 68763
County: Holt

Webster County Combo Northwest Section 21-Tract 4

This property is also available as Webster County Combo.

Tract #4 is an excellent opportunity for livestock producers seeking to expand their operation with a well maintained and functional grazing unit. The property features an established livestock barn facility, working and holding pens, and grazing paddocks designed to support efficient livestock management (currently used for sheep).

In addition to its livestock infrastructure, the tract includes productive dryland acres that can be utilized for feed production, providing valuable supplemental forage resources to support the operation. The combination of grazing capacity, livestock improvements, and feed-producing acres create a highly functional property with immediate operational value.

Whether used to expand an existing livestock enterprise or as a stand-alone grazing and feeding unit, Tract #4 offers the improvements, productivity, and versatility that livestock operators are seeking in today’s market.

Dryland: 47.7± | Grass: 93.05± | Buildings: 1± | Road: 2±

Webster County Combo Northeast Section 20-Tract 1

This property is also available as Webster County Combo.

Tract #1 offers an excellent combination of productive dryland cropland, quality pasture, and established livestock facilities. Featuring approximately 117 acres of dryland cropland and 40 acres of grassland, this tract provides a strong foundation for both farming and livestock operations.

The property is well improved with established buildings, a grain bin, and livestock working and holding pens already in place. These existing improvements create an opportunity for a buyer to immediately utilize the property as an operational headquarters, expand an existing agricultural business, or establish a new farming and ranching operation.

With its blend of productive acreage, livestock infrastructure, and rural improvements, Tract #1 presents a versatile opportunity for producers seeking a functional and well-equipped agricultural property.

Dryland: 116.7± | Grass: 39.98± | Buildings: 1± | Road: 4±

Webster County Combo Southwest Section 21-Tract 3

This property is also available as Webster County Combo.

Tract #3 offers an outstanding combination of recreational appeal and income potential. An active creek winds through the property, creating an attractive habitat corridor that supports abundant wildlife activity. The creek, coupled with a mix of mature hardwood tree cover, enhances both the scenic character and recreational value of the tract.

The property includes approximately 81.75 acres of productive dryland cropland, 26.5 acres of grassland, and 42.4 acres of recreational acreage. The cropland and pasture acres provide opportunities for cash rental income, owner-operated production, or enhancement of the recreational component through strategically placed food plots and wildlife management practices.

Whether pursued as a hunting and recreational property, an income-producing land investment, or a combination of both, Tract #3 presents a unique opportunity to own a well-balanced tract with strong agricultural productivity and exceptional wildlife habitat.

Dryland: 81.51± | Grass: 26.2± | Recreational: 42.2± Road: 1.5±