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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.

325 Acres, Bantam Estate Absolute Land Auction

Absolute land auction February 25th, 2026 at 1:30 PM. Auction will be held at the Johnson Center in Alma, NE.

Lashley Land is proud to present the absolute public auction of the Kenny and Larene Bantam Land, offering an exceptional opportunity to purchase quality farms south of Orleans, Nebraska.

This absolute auction presents a compelling opportunity to acquire two well-located parcels with good county road access and highly productive soils. Ideal for producers and investors alike, these farms are situated in a strong agricultural area. With proven productivity and long-term value potential, these parcels are well suited for those looking to expand an operation or secure quality farmland for long-term value.

There will be no Online bidding. If you are planning to absentee bid, you must complete and return the “Terms and Conditions Bid Certificate” on or before February 20th, 2026 to be approved for absentee bidding.

Click here to watch the auction online

Parcel 1
Taxes: $7,156.68 | Acres: 285± | Legal Description: S1/2NE1/4 & N1/2SE1/4 & E1/2SW1/4 & SE1/4SE1/4 28-1-19
Location: South of Orleans, Nebraska on the NW corner of the intersection of 703 road and I road.

Parcel 1 is 285± acre tract of quality farmland with recreational opportunity, featuring 255.24± acres of productive dryland row crop ground available for the 2026 growing season. This farm is comprised of 63.9% Holdrege silt loam soils, well-known for being well suited for agricultural practices.

This parcel has been well maintained and is ideally suited for a variety of row crops. The dominant soil type make it a highly desirable investment for operators looking to expand their acreage, investors seeking dependable agricultural land, or recreational buyers seeking out an income producing farm.

With a strong percentage of tillable acres and favorable soil composition, this property provides immediate agricultural productivity, enduring asset value, and supplemental recreational benefits.

Land Use Breakdown:
– 285 +/- acres in total
– 255.24 +/- acres currently in dryland row-crop production

Soils
Parcel 1 is comprised primarily of:
– Holdrege silt loam, – Coly and Nuckolls silt loams
These productive soil types contribute to consistent yields and long-term agricultural value.

Recreational Appeal – The blend of cropland, CRP cover, and quality habitat creates an abundance of wildlife, offering excellent hunting and recreational opportunities.

FSA Info:
255.24 +/-acres dryland

Parcel 2
Taxes: $1,098.49 | Acres: 40± | Legal Description: NE1/4NE1/4 33-1-19
Location: South of Orleans, Nebraska on the SW corner of the intersection of 703 road and I Rd.

Parcel 2 consists of 40± acres, including 38.83+/- acres of productive dryland cropland open for the 2026 crop year, offering immediate operational or rental income opportunities. The farm features an outstanding 92.7% Class II Holdrege silt loam soil, known for strong yield potential and consistency. With excellent county road access and high-quality soil composition, this tract is well suited for producers and farmland investors alike. Its manageable size and proven productivity also make it an excellent starter farm for a young producer or first- time land investor seeking an accessible entry into farmland ownership.

Land Use Breakdown:
– 38.83 acres dryland

Soils
Parcel 2 consists primarily of: – Class II Holdrege silt loam

FSA Info:
– 38.83 acres dryland

163 Acres, Franklin County, Double Deuce LLC

This combination property is located northeast of Franklin, Nebraska, and offers a mix of quality pasture and productive farmland. The property includes 53± acres of irrigated land, 4± acres of dryland, and 101± acres of well-fenced pasture. A seasonal creek runs through the property with numerous trees that provide excellent wildlife habitat. The tenant owns the irrigation pivot and power unit, and the property is subject to a tenant lease through the 2025 season. This is a great opportunity to own a productive agricultural property with recreational appeal.

Acres:
Irrigated: 53.33±
Dryland: 4.44±
Grass: 101.96±
Roads: 4.01±
TOTAL: 163.94±

Income
53.33± certified irrigation acres @ $200/A: $10,666
4.44± dryland acres @ $80/A: $355
101.96± pasture acres @ $40/A: $4,078
4.01± road acres @ $0: $0
Total Estimated Income: $15,099

FSA Information
Crop Base: 57.09 Acres
Corn: 27.75 Acres
Beans: 20.97 Acres
Grain Sorghum: 1.23 Acres
Wheat 7.06 Acres

Irrigated Well Data
Reg# A-007141
Lower Republican Irrigation District
500 gal/minute

Legal Description: NW1/4 28-3-13 West of the 6th P.M. Franklin County Nebraska

2025 Taxes: $3,460.44 (before exemptions)

Address: Franklin, NE 68939
County: Franklin

118 Acres, Brown County, Ainsworth Pivot Irrigated Farm

Ainsworth Pivot Irrigated Farm has a total of 118.37+/- acres with approximately 95 of them being irrigated. There is an electric, Valley 8000 series 8 tower pivot with a diesel engine. This property has matured tree shelter belts, a stock well, and is located 4 miles West and 2 miles South of Ainsworth.

Legal Description: 32 30 22 N1/2 & SW 118.37 acres

Taxes: $2,495.50

Address: Ainsworth, NE 69210
County: Brown

273 Acres, Kenny and Larene Bantam Land Auction

Absolute land auction January 28, 2026 at 1:30 PM. Auction will be held at the Stamford Community Building in Stamford, NE.

Lashley Land is proud to present the public auction of the Kenny and Larene Bantam land, offering an exceptional opportunity to purchase quality property just east of Stamford, Nebraska along Highway 89.

This absolute auction will feature two well-located parcels with excellent highway access and productive soils, making them ideal for continued agricultural use or investment. Situated in a strong farming community, these parcels provide continuous dependable potential for crop production and long-term value.

There will be no online bidding. If you are planning to absentee bid, you must complete and return the “Terms and Conditions Bid Certificate” on or before January 23, 2026 to be approved for absentee bidding.

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Parcel #1 North of Hwy 89
Taxes: TBD | Total acres: 49.56±

Parcel 1 is 49.56± acre tract of quality farmland, featuring 47.64± acres of productive dryland row crop ground. The farm is comprised of 94.4% Hord and Hall silt loam soils, well-known for agricultural practices.

This tract has been well maintained and is ideally suited for a variety of row crops. The dominant soil type make it a highly desirable investment for operators looking to expand their acreage or for investors seeking dependable agricultural land.

With a strong percentage of tillable acres and favorable soil composition, this property offers both immediate farming potential and long-term value.

Land Use Breakdown:
– 49.56 +/- acres in total
– 47.64 +/- acres currently in dryland row-crop production

Soils
Parcel 1 is comprised primarily of:
– Hord and Hall silt loam
– Hobbs and McCook silt loam
These productive soil types contribute to consistent yields and long-term agricultural value.

Recreational Appeal
– The blend of cropland, CRP cover, and quality habitat creates an abundance of wildlife, offering excellent hunting and recreational opportunities.

FSA Info:
47.64 acres dryland

Parcel #2 South of Hwy 89
Taxes: TBD | Total acres: 223.66±

Parcel 2 is a well-balanced tract that blends tillable acres with income-producing CRP, making it a versatile option for buyers seeking a productive parcel in a strong agricultural area. This parcel contains three active status wells which will be subject to pumping water after 9/30/26 according to the Lower Republican NRD.

Parcel 2 is a 223.66± acre diversified agricultural property combining irrigated production, dryland farming, and Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) income. This tract offers multiple revenue streams and strong long-term investment appeal.

The farm includes 54.69± acres of dryland row crop ground and 132.10± certified irrigated acres, providing excellent flexibility for crop production. In addition, 130.36± acres are enrolled in CRP, generating a steady annual income of $205 per acre which is set to expire 9/30/2026.

Soil quality is a strength of this property, with 54.2% Hord and Hall silt loam soils and 26.1% Hobbs and McCook silt loam soils, all well-regarded for productivity and yield potential.

This combination of irrigated acres, productive soils, and reliable CRP income makes the property well suited for owner-operators, investors, or those seeking a balanced agricultural portfolio.

Land Use Breakdown:
-54.69 acres currently utilized as dryland row-crop acreage
– 130.36 acres CRP payment: $205/acre, with the contract set to expire 9-30-2026
– 132.1 Certified Irrigated acres (currently not irrigated)

Soils
Parcel 2 consists primarily of:
-Hord and Hall silt loam
-Hobbs and McCook silt loam

FSA Info:
54.69 acres dryland
130.36 acres CRP
132.1 Certified Irrigated Acres

With productive soils and a mix of cover and cropland, this parcel supports dependable agricultural use as well as excellent cover for wildlife. The habitat on Parcel 2 enhances its appeal for hunting and outdoor recreation, while providing a reliable income.

Well Info:

Lower Republican NRD, Three wells with one meter all on parcel 2
RN- G-035337
Rate- 500
Column Diameter- 7
Depth- 44
Completion- 6/4/1969

RN- G-013700
Rate- 500
Column Diameter- 6
Depth- 44
Completion- 4/21/1957

RN- G-027648
Rate- 535
Column Diameter- 7
Depth- 41
Completion- 3/3/1967

Address: Stamford, NE 68977
County: Harlan

160 Acres, Dundy County Pivot

This irrigated farm offers an excellent opportunity to own productive cropland in southwest Nebraska. Located 18 miles north of Haigler, Nebraska, this property features a well-maintained pivot-irrigated quarter with grass corners. This farmland has efficient irrigation and county road access off of Green Rd. This would make a great addition to any farming operation.

Acre breakdown:
Irrigated: 132.2± acres
Grass: 25.7± acres
Roads/other: 2± acres

Income Potential:
$17,000

Legal Description: NE 17-3-40 West of the 6th P.M. Dundy County

Taxes: $2,759.66

Address: Haigler, NE 69030
County: Dundy

153 Acres, Clay County Pivot

Now is your chance! Pivots just don’t come up for sale very often in this area, and this one is worth snapping up! This pivot quarter boasts a well maintained 2013 Zimmatic pivot. An 88’ pivot swing arm was added in 2023 in fully utilize the corners to get every bit of the 150 Certified Irrigation Acres allotted to this parcel. This quarter has mostly Class II and Class III silt loam soils with light sloping. This farm is located within the Upper Big Blue NRD. With 26” – 28” average annual rainfall, the pivot is just insurance to get you through an unusually long dry spell. When triggered, the water allocation is 30” over 3 years, or 45” over 5 years. More than enough given the rainfall! This pivot has average yield of 214 bushels per acre for corn, and 71 bushels per acre for beans. This is an excellent candidate for an investor, as the Seller would like to lease it back!

FSA Info
Corn: 214 bu avg
Beans: 71 bu avg

Well Info
Registration #: G-176114
Well ID: 237250
Permit #; UBB-1-5381
800 gpm
Well depth: 203’
Static level: 97’

Legal Description: PT OF SE1/4 19-7-5 West of the 6th PM Clay County Nebraska

Taxes: $6,583.26

Address: Sutton, NE 68979
County: Clay

633 Acres, Brown County – Buffalo Flats Irrigated Farm and Wildlife 633

This property is also available as Buffalo Flats Irrigated Farm and Wildlife

Buffalo Flats Irrigated Farm & Wildlife option 2 consists of 633+/- total acres of productive pivot, gravity and dryland ground. This income producing property also has timbered grass making it an attractive place for hunting and has several beautiful sites to build a home or cabin.

12-30-21 PT NW has 155.15 +/- total acres of which 124.6 acres are allotted through the Ainsworth Irrigation District. There is a 7 tower Valley pivot, a 952 sqft home, and outbuildings.

12-30-21 has 155.15+/- total acres of which 124.6 are allotted through the Ainsworth Irrigation District. There is a 2009 seven tower Valley pivot with an electric power unit. Several outbuildings are located on this tract including a 210’x60’ Lester building, two grain bins and storage sheds.

13-30-21 has 319.08+/- total acres of which 185.7 are certified with the balance in timbered grass. There are several great building sites on this tract as well as excellent mule deer, whitetail deer and wild turkey hunting. Water is provided by the Ainsworth Irrigation District.

This property has great access and is located less than two miles off highway 20 along well-maintained county roads.

Taxes: $12,621

Legal Description:PT. NW & NE Total 319.08 Acres 13-30-21 and SW EXC IRRG DIST LATERAL Total 159.01 Acres 12-30-21 and 12 30 21 PT NW 155.15 Acres

County: Brown
Address: Long Pine, NE 69217

150 Acres, Brown County Irrigated Quarter and Creek Bottom

Brown County Irrigated Quarter and Creek Bottom consists of 150.28+/- acres of irrigated farmland with the balance in native range and Sand Draw creek bottom in the Northwest corner of the property. There is ample wildlife habitat on this quarter and has a livestock well in the Southeast corner for cattle water during winter cornstalk grazing.

2024-6 tower Zimmatic pivot with diesel engine.

NOTE: This property is located next to our listing Brown County Pivots. Please call for more information.

Acres
Under Pivot: 80.5±
Grass: 58.86±
Gravity: 10.92±
Total: 150.28±

Taxes: $2,710.88

Legal Description: 6 30 22 PT.SE 150.28

Address: Ainsworth, NE 69210
County: Brown

544 Acres, Greeley County, Springdale Ranch

Springdale Ranch: A Hunter’s Paradise in Greeley County, Nebraska

Nestled northeast of North Loup in the rolling hills of Greeley County lies Springdale Ranch, a true hunter’s paradise and all-around gem in the heart of the North Loup Valley. This 544.82± acre property blends exceptional recreational opportunity with strong agricultural production and stunning Nebraska scenery.

The diverse landscape features everything an outdoorsman or land investor could want?lush creek bottoms, fertile irrigated cropland, and expansive canyon grasslands that overlook the valley below. The bottomland creek area provides prime habitat for deer, turkey, and other wildlife, making this an ideal location for hunting or a private retreat.

The ranch offers a balanced mix of land uses:
140.94± acres of quality flood irrigated farmland.
7.67± acres of dry cropland.
365.41± acres of hardland grass.
21± acres of bottomland and creek area.
1± acre site with a 60’x80 metal building.
8.8± acres in roads and access.

Access is excellent via well-maintained county roads, and the large 60’x80 metal building is already in place-ready to be finished into living quarters, hunting lodge, or a combination workshop and storage area.

From the sweeping views of the North Loup Valley to the whispering grass canyons and the sound of the creek winding through the bottoms, Springdale Ranch offers the perfect blend of production, recreation, and peace of mind.

Whether you’re looking for a hunting retreat, an investment opportunity, or a place to build your dream country getaway, Springdale Ranch checks every box.

Legal Description:

Tract A: That part of the West Half ofthe Southwest Quarter of Section 17, Township 18 North, Range 12 West of the 6th P.M., located West of the County Road, Greeley County, Nebraska.

Tract B: All of Section 18, Township 18 North, Range 12 West of the 6th P.M., Greeley County Nebraska, lying East of the Canal.

Tract C: All of Section 18, Township 18 North, Ranch 12 West of the 6th P.M., Greeley County, Nebraska, lying North and East of Springdale Road and West of the Canal.

Tract D: The Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 19, Township 18 North, Range 12 West of the 6th P.M., Greeley County, Nebraska, LESS a parcel of land conveyed to The United States of America, its successors and assigns in Deed Book 55 on Page 373 described as follows: Beginning at Point X, which point is on the North line of said NW1/4NE1/4 and bears N89″59’E (BLM S89°33’E), 935.0 feet from the North Quarter corner of said Section 19; thence along said north line N89°59’E (BLM S89°33’E), 387. feet to Point Y; thence along said East line South, 1335.3 feet to Point Z, which point is the Southeast corner of said NW1/4NE1/4, thence along the South line of said NW1/4 N89°35’W, 380.3 feet to Point A1; thence N01°15’W, 1270.0 feet to Point B1, thence N18°16’E, 66.1 feet to the Point of Beginning, containing an area of 12.1 acres, more or less, subject to easements, reservations, covenants and restrictions of record.

Address: North Loup, NE 68859
County: Greeley