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475 Acres, Lodgepole Creek Farm and Ranch

Opportunities like this one don’t come around every day!

Here is 475 acres on Lodgepole creek, just a mile from Lodgepole, Nebraska. This is an amazing combo unit. It has a nice 1560 sq. foot 3 bedroom 1.5 bath brick house that is newly remodeled, and a 16×60 trailer house that is 8 yrs old in very good condition.

The outbuildings are very supportive to a cow/calf operation. There is a Pole shed, 96×68, a new shop 30×40 with a bathroom and shower, and a quonset / shop with an insulated room. An old barn that has stalls and a head gate set up for calving. A good set of steel pens, and another pole barn approximately 30×40 that needs finished. Owners stated that they ran 100 cow calf pairs on this place.

The land consists of 36± acres of pivot of irrigated farmland, 114± acres of dry cropland, 295± acres in grass and the balance in grass lots and improvement sites. Approximately 125 acres of the grass is sub-irrigated pasture/hay ground.

All this sits on lodgepole creek, with large mature trees, lodgepole creek does not run year round but will have water in it on years with more rain and typically has some water in it in the fall and spring.

Enjoy good whitetail deer hunting and some goose hunting as well. This property is set up nicely to run cows or background calves or both. It would also make a great horse property.

Call Scott Saults if you have any questions or would like to view this property.

Legal Description: N ½ & N ½ S ½ 36-14-47 West of the 6th P.M. Cheyenne County Nebraska

Address: 14559 Road 22, Lodgepole, NE 69149
County: Cheyenne

159 Acres, York County Pivot Farm

Prime irrigated farmland opportunity near Bradshaw, Nebraska! This 159.1-acre tract in York County offers productive irrigated cropland combined with established irrigation infrastructure, making it an excellent opportunity for an operating farmer or agricultural investor.

The property features a 2016 Reinke 8-tower center pivot with corner system, providing irrigation coverage across the tract. Water is supplied by a 454 Chevy natural-gas motor, adding to the property’s existing agricultural infrastructure.

Located at approximately 40.9469° N, -97.77415° W, this property is positioned in an established agricultural area near Bradshaw and offers the scale and infrastructure needed to support a productive farming operation.

Property Highlights:
159.1 total acres
Irrigated cropland
York County, Nebraska
Located near Bradshaw, NE
2016 Reinke 8-tower pivot with corner system
454 Chevy natural-gas motor

This is a strong opportunity to acquire nearly 160 acres of irrigated Nebraska farmland with established irrigation equipment already in place. The combination of productive acreage, a newer Reinke pivot with corner system, and a natural-gas-powered irrigation setup makes this property an attractive addition to an existing farming operation or agricultural investment portfolio.

Legal Description: SE1/4 of 4-11-4

Taxes: $7,302.62

Address: Bradshaw, NE 68319
County: York

229 Acres, York County Pivots

Exceptional irrigated farming opportunity in York County! This 229.86-acre, approximately 230-acre irrigated farm offers a strong combination of productive agricultural acreage, established irrigation infrastructure, on-site grain storage, and a convenient location near an ethanol plant.

The property is equipped with two 8-tower center pivots, multiple well systems, and a 35,000-bushel grain bin, providing valuable infrastructure for an established farming operation. With nearly 230 acres of irrigated farmland, this property offers excellent scale for an operator looking to expand or an investor seeking a quality agricultural asset.

Irrigation & Farm Improvements:
229.86 total acres
Approximately 230 acres of irrigated farmland
2000 Reinke 8-tower center pivot
2010 TL 8-tower center pivot
50 HP electric well
4-cylinder diesel well
350 Chevy propane well
35,000-bushel grain bin
Conveniently located near an ethanol plant

The combination of irrigated acreage, established pivot systems, multiple wells, and substantial grain storage makes this a well-equipped agricultural property. The on-site grain bin provides significant storage capacity, while the property’s proximity to an ethanol plant offers convenient access to a major grain market.

This is an excellent opportunity to acquire nearly 230 acres of irrigated Nebraska farmland with significant existing infrastructure. Whether expanding an existing farming operation or adding a strong agricultural asset to an investment portfolio, this property offers the acreage, improvements, and location that serious farmland buyers are looking for.

Legal Description: S 1/2 SW 1/4 EXC IRR TR #2 3-11-2; E 1/2 NW 1/4 10-11-2; W 1/2 NW 1/4 EXC IRR TR 3 10-11-2 York County Nebraska

Taxes: $11,858.38

Address: York, NE 68467
County: York

160 Acres, Western Lincoln County Pivot Absolute Auction

AUCTION: Thursday, November 12, 2026 at 1:30 PM

Sutherland Legion Hall, Sutherland, Nebraska

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Website for online bidding: https://lashleyland.bidwrangler.com/ui

Prime Irrigated Farmland | 160± Acres | Lincoln County, Nebraska
Quality Soils. Proven Water. Rare Opportunity.

An Opportunity That Doesn’t Come Around Often
Held by the same ownership for over 20 years, this productive pivot irrigated farm is now being offered at public auction. Situated in one of Lincoln County’s strongest farming areas, this property is an ideal fit for operators looking to expand or investors seeking a dependable, income producing asset.

Property Highlights
160 tax assessed acres
133.5 certified irrigated acres in the Twin Platte NRD
24.52 dryland crop acres, balance in county roads
Class I, II and IV soils including Hord fine sandy loam, Hersh soils, Anselmo complex and Holdrege/Uly silt loam
7 tower Zimmatic pivot, 1995 year
100 HP U.S. electric motor
Western Land Roller pump
Just 1 mile off Nebraska Highway 25

Built for Productivity
The farm’s quality soil mix and certified irrigated acres give it the foundation for consistent yields. Area producers raise a wide range of crops, from corn, soybeans and wheat to specialty crops like popcorn and potatoes, giving the next owner flexibility in how the ground is farmed.

Strong Markets Close to Home
Location matters, and this farm delivers. It sits within easy reach of Midwest Renewable Energy (ethanol) in Sutherland, along with Scoular (Paxton/Wallace) , Ag Valley (Hershey) and Andersons grain facilities. Several local feedlots add even more marketing options.

Added Income Potential
Lincoln County is well known as an excellent cattle production region. Many landowners lease out cornstalks after harvest, creating an additional income stream on top of the crop.

Don’t Miss Your Chance
Irrigated farms of this caliber seldom reach the open market in this area. Join us on November 12 and make this farm part of your future.

Well Info:
Registration Number G-068192
Status Active Registered Well
Well Use Description Irrigation
NRD Name Twin Platte
County Name Lincoln
Location NESE S26-T13-R34West
Pump Column_Diameter 9
Pump Depth
Total Depth 380StaticWaterLevel 171
Pumping Water Level 198
Last Name Giesbrect Living Trust
Registration Date June 30, 1982

Legal Description
SE 1/4 Section 26- Township 13- Range 34 West of the 6th P.M. Lincoln County, Nebraska

Acres
Tax Assessed Acres:
131.04 +/- Irrigated
26.98 +/- Dryland
1.98 +/- Roads
160+/- Total

133.5 Certified Irrigated Acres Twin Platte NRD

Taxes
$6,185.68 (Net)

85 Acres, 13441 Hwy 2/71, Crawford, NE

The interior of the home has been digitally staged.

Country living just a mile from Crawford! This unique property has 85.54 acre, with a 3,712 sf home with 6 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms with 83.13 acres of dryland farm ground, and .89 acres of grass. Off the front deck one of the first things you’ll notice are the lawn and house being surrounded by mature trees providing privacy both inside and out with the graveled road leading to Highway 2/71 and the view with Crow Butte and Crown Butte off in the distance. In the back of the house you’ll find a deck surrounded by mature trees providing shelter and privacy, and a separate garden area! There’s even a chicken coop in the back yard! And even better….the property is move-in ready!

The interior of the home features an open, spacious kitchen, and a living room with a propane fireplace. There are three bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms on the main floor and 3 bedrooms and one bathroom downstairs…and due to thoughtful planning to accommodate a large family you’ll find egress windows in the basement bedrooms and you’ll have adequate hot water with 3 water heaters! The oven, dishwasher, washer and dryer are all new and stay with the property. (The refrigerator stays too!)

There’s a 70’ x 40’ quonset ready to be utilized in however you need!

The pressure tank in the well new.

Improvements:
1977 Quonset 70’ x 40’
2012 Tool Shed 12’ x 10’
Chicken Coop

Taxes: $2,597.42

Legal Description: 15 31 52 PT SE4

Address: 13441 Hwy 2/71, Crawford, NE 69339
County: Dawes

1289 Acres, Dundy County Dryland and Range Absolute Auction

ABSOLUTE LAND AUCTION: November 4, 2026 | 1:30 PM MST | American Legion Club, Benkelman, NE

1,289.18± total acres to be sold in two parcels

Parcel 1: 227 acres of dry land acres in three separate parcels
Parcel 2: 1,062 range land including of 11 acres of farm site and roads

Property Description:

What a fantastic combination property in Dundy County! This 1,289 acre property features 227 acres of good dryland crop ground, of which over 86% are class 2 soils. The dryland was summer-fallowed this year and will be used for winter wheat. Corn has been productively grown in years past, average yields for the County are provided within the brochure. This land is better than average for the area, so this bodes well for future yields. The tenant has taken good care of the land with judicious use of weed control and fertilizer. The range land has been fenced to separate the dry land and the range, and has good four-wire perimeter fencing. There is a fairly new solar well and tank on the east side of the range, and an electric well and tank near the old farmstead on the west side. There is a well dug in the middle of the property, but the new owner would need to provide the well head, solar pump and tank to put it in use. The property will be offered as a whole and in two parcels separating grass and dry crop. This property is great size and would be a great starter property or a great addition to an existing operation.

Broker’s Notes:

1.The dry cropland has been leased for winter wheat to be planted Fall of 2026. Tenant has applied fertilizer and weed control, and intends to harvest around the first of July 2027. Possession will be relinquished to Buyer immediately upon completion of harvest. Buyer will receive the Tenant’s cash rent due upon harvest of $11,840.($52 per acre).

2.The pasture has been rented for the summer grazing season of 2026, with cattle having been pulled at the end of September. Possession of range land will be given at closing.

3.If the cropland is sold separately from the range, a survey will be done to legally separate the cropland from the range along the fence lines. An easement (as depicted by a yellow line on the map) will be granted through the rangeland to the cropland prior to closing that will perpetuate with the rangeland. Survey will be the responsibility of the Seller.

4.There is approximately 1,860’ of fence line on the north west side of the property that is on a neighbor’s property. This is represented as the white fence line on the provided map. This was necessary because the actual boundary lies across several nearly vertical, craggy canyons, making fencing impractical. The neighbor, (Boyd Adkinson, rents this to the Sellers, and has indicted his willingness to extend this same arrangement to a new owner. The range land is comprised of good “hardland” grasses and has a newer solar well and tank. There is another well drilled near the middle of the property, but it would need a well head, solar pump and tank to be put into operation.

Taxes: $6,307.04

Address: Benkelman, NE 69012
County: Dundy

Kimball County 160

Here is a nice farm in CRP, a good location in western Nebraska, would be a nice place to be off grid, wonderful views, and endless opportunities. Just minutes from the great western NE town of Kimball.

Call if you have any questions or would like to view this property.

Legal Description: NE 1/4 35-14-55 West of the 6th P.M. Kimball County Nebraska

Taxes: $634.44

Address: Kimball, NE 69145
County: Kimball

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