Frontier County, Nebraska Land For Sale (6 results)

A rare and very nice irrigated farm opportunity located in northern Frontier County, NE with 1,141 Middle Republican NRD Certified irrigated acres on very productive cropland soils. Known locally as the Earl Johnston Farm and titled as T. A. J. Land Inc., Frontier Lincoln Farm is a highly productive farm. Highlights of this opportunity include: 2,077.89 taxed acres 751.38 Middle Republican NRD certified irrigated acres under pivot 389.62 Middle Republican NRD certified irrigated acres for gravity irrigation Nearly all cropland is Class I and II Hall silt loams with 1 - 3% slopes Electric powered wells with good water availability Very good county gravel road access Multiple producers in the area for the Investor Buyer Multiple commodity marketing opportunities 200,000 bushel of grain storage With a total of 2,077.89 taxed acres in Frontier and Lincoln County, the Frontier Lincoln Farm stands out as a premier, contiguous property in a region recognized for its top-tier cropland. The land use is apportioned as: 751.38 acres are dedicated to pivot irrigated cropland, 389.62 acres to gravity irrigated cropland, 299.85 acres to non-irrigated cropland, 380 acres to fenced rangeland, 220.83 acres to unfenced rangeland, Building sites comprise 10.23 acres, while infrastructure for roads and waste covers 25.98 acres. The centerpiece of the farm includes seven Valley 8000 center pivotsfive installed in 2002 and two in 2015all serviced by four high-capacity, 200 hp electric wells interlinked with buried water lines. These wells efficiently supply water to both the pivots and gravity irrigation systems, ensuring reliable production across the farms certified irrigated acres. An ample inventory of line and gated pipe is included in the offering, enhancing the farms operation. Gravity irrigated cropland is notably concentrated in Section 9, with approximately 300 acres primarily watered by Well #4, though Well #2 can supplement as needed. The remainder of the gravity irrigated acres is intermixed with the pivot-irrigated fields, enabling strategic crop rotation and water management. Non-irrigated cropland is also intermixed throughout, with notable 52-acre and 50-acre fields positioned at the northwest and southeast corners of the property, respectively. Soils are remarkably productive, with 92% classified as Class I and II Hall silt loams exhibiting gentle 13% slopes, making the land exceptionally well-suited for sustained, high-yield cultivation. The pastureland on the farm is divided into two fenced pasturesa 141-acre north pasture and a 239-acre east pastureeach supplied with stock water systems. The north pasture benefits from an electric submersible well and pipeline, which also supplies water to two neighboring operations. The east pasture uses an electric pump jack and the submersible well at the rental house. Two additional stock tanks provide water for stalk grazing, and the farms extensive unfenced rangeland offers valuable off-season forage. Beyond production, the farm enjoys strategic proximity to multiple ethanol plants, cattle feeding facilities with a combined capacity of over 200,000 head, and multiple grain delivery stations. While the property is currently subject to a lease expiring February 28, 2026, full possession will be available at closing. Given the integrated nature of the irrigation systems, the farm is offered as a single, unified operationalthough coordinated buyers may negotiate a division post-sale if desired. Farm access is convenient, with entry points from Cottonwood Road (Road 393), County Road 749, and County Line Road. Altogether, Frontier Lincoln Farm presents a rare opportunity: a turn-key irrigated property with exceptional soils, robust water infrastructure, and access to vigorous regional commodity markets. Frontier Lincoln Farm includes 2 building sites. The Owners House is a 1969 one story 1,520 sq ft house with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathroom. The Rental House is a 1950 one story 1,839 sq ft house with 3 bedroom and 1.25 bathrooms. The Rental property also includes a barn and steel shop building. There is nearly 200,000 bushel of grain storage on the farm. Most of the storage is located at the Owners building site in the western portion of the property. There is also a steel shop building at this site.

Located in Frontier County, NE, this property offers 118.90 +/- acres of productive dryland farm ground and 48.45 +/- acres of grassland. Wooded draws provide excellent habitat for deer, turkey, doves, and upland game, while the balance of farmland delivers solid agricultural income, making it a rare blend of recreation and investment. Land Situated in the heart of Frontier County, Nebraska, this versatile property offers an ideal blend of agricultural productivity and recreational opportunity. With 118.90 acres of dryland farm ground currently planted to corn and wheat, the farm provides strong income potential and excellent soils for continued crop production. In addition, 48.45 acres of grassland offer quality grazing opportunities, making this an attractive option for both farmers and ranchers. Beyond its agricultural value, the property is well known for its abundant wildlife and outstanding recreational appeal. The combination of grass, crop ground, and wooded draws creates prime habitat for pheasants, quail, deer, doves, and predator hunting. Whether you're looking for an investment in productive farmland, a pasture for livestock, or a hunting retreat with year-round enjoyment, this property checks every box. Property Highlights: 118.90 +/- acres of dryland farm ground, currently planted to corn and wheat 48.45 +/- acres of grassland with good grazing potential Wooded draws providing excellent wildlife habitat Hunting opportunities for pheasants, quail, deer, doves, and predators Strong mix of income-producing farmland and recreational appeal Strong soil quality with an average NCCPI rating of 69.59, well above the county and state averages, supporting excellent crop productivity For more information or to schedule a showing, contact Jarod Brabec at (402)440-9904. Region & Climate Stockville experiences a typical continental climate marked by four distinct seasons. Summers are warm to hot, with average July highs around 89 F, and can occasionally push above 90 F on about 4344 days per year, making it one of Nebraska's hotter regions. Winters are cold, with average January lows dipping to about 1213 F, and around 165 nights falling below freezing annually. Annual precipitation totals roughly 22 inches of rain and 25 inches of snow, both of which fall below the national averages. Rainfall tends to peak in autumn, while spring is the driest season. Stockville is notably sunny too, with approximately 224228 sunny days per yearmuch higher than the U.S. average. All in all, Stockville offers comfortably warm, generally dry summers, chilly and snowy winters, and an abundance of sunshinemaking for an appealing and varied yearly climate. Location From Stockville, NE, travel approximately 2.8 miles east on Highway 18. Turn north onto Road 402 and continue for about 0.5 miles. The farm will be located on the west side of the road.

RUPPERT ESTATE FARM & RANCH THE PROPERTY: This farm and ranch agricultural property has recently been surveyed as being 1,220 acres. Frontier County tax statement show1,271acres. The property islocated 19 miles south of the village of Maywoodand 18 miles north of McCook,Nebraska. McCook with a population of 7,500 is thelargest shopping and business centerin southwest Nebraska. Complete legal description and plat map are attached in "Documents" section of this listing. Address of the headquarters is 73317 Rd 381, McCook NE. The property has excellent access on major county road 381 beingonly 6 miles west of US Highway 83 which is a nationalnorth/south major highway. The farm has 413 acres of productive dryland cropland with silty loam soils. The ranch part of the operation has 807 acres of fenced pastureland with a windmill and electric well providing livestock water.The present stocking rate is 75 cow/calf pairs for the summer grazing season. The current tenant desires to continue to lease the farm for an investor buyer. The terrain of the pastureland is rolling with deep ravines with numerous trees and brush in the canyon bottoms and along seasonal Spring Creek. This terrain provides excellent habitat for wildlife. IMPROVEMENTS: Older two-story home built in approximately 1920 with renovation potential or use as a hunting cabin for a large group.One bedroom on main floor with four more upstairs. One bath. Domestic water for home provided by well with electric submersible pump. Large steel shop building with overhead door, concrete floor & electricity. 3 grain bins with one being a drying bin. Garage. RECREATION: Frontier County and the McCook area has a national reputation for the excellent pheasant, quail and deer hunting. The area is known for its trophy caliber mule deer. Only seven miles to the south is Hugh Butler Lake (Red Willow Reservoir) which offers water sports, camping, and fishing. It is recognized as one of the best fishing lakes in Nebraska.

Located in north-central Frontier County, NE, this property is predominantly non-irrigated cropland with some upland hay/winter range and wildlife habitat. With 29 years of continuous, no-till crop production, the land showcases excellent soils quality and a strong track record of sustainable management. Well-maintained terraces enhance water conservation and soil retention, making this an ideal investment for farming.

Nestled in the rolling hills of western Frontier County, Nebraska, this expansive pastureland offers a rare opportunity for ranchers, outdoor enthusiasts, and nature lovers alike. Boasting abundant wildlife, including deer, turkey, and upland birds, the property is a haven for those seeking a peaceful retreat or prime hunting land. Whether youre looking to expand your livestock operation or enjoy the beauty of Nebraskas unspoiled frontier. This property has good hard land native grasses and ample water sources, the land is well-suited for grazing cattle, ensuring sustainable ranching opportunities. The gently rolling terrain provides breathtaking panoramic views, making it an ideal location for a ranching operation, a hunting lodge, or even a weekend getaway. Property Address: TBD Road 378, Maywood, NE 6938 Property Features: -County Rd access -Hardland native pasture -Scenic views -Excellent hunting -Livestock water -Corrals

There is a House and 25 Lots all together adding up to 6.87 acres