This Pierce County, Nebraska offering contains 112 acres with hardtop road frontage on the West boundary. Willow Creek runs through the property, making this combination farm an excellent option for both agricultural and cattle producers. Currently, there are approximately 62 +/- dryland acres and 47 +/- acres of pasture. The tillable acres carry an NCCPI of 46, with the soil consisting primarily

Rudy Vrtiska Midwest Land Group LLC

This Pierce County, Nebraska offering contains two quarter sections spanning 320 +/- acres. The land consists primarily of sandy loam soil with an NCCPI average of 44. Each tract has its own irrigation pivot ensuring dependable water coverage. The north tract features a 2025 Valley Center pivot. The wells are pumping 1,250 GPM with depths of 240’ and 140’. There is also a Quonset with a cement

Rudy Vrtiska Midwest Land Group LLC

This Pierce County, Nebraska, irrigated quarter section would be a great addition to any producer or investor’s portfolio. The tract spans 160 +/- acres and consists of sandy and silt loam soils with an overall NCCPI of 66. An irrigation pivot is in place and has been rated at 800 GPM with a depth of 118’. The pivot power unit is currently owned by the tenant. Location is key, with the tract

Rudy Vrtiska Midwest Land Group LLC

This breathtaking 118-acre property is a true outdoor paradise, offering stunning views, peaceful surroundings, and endless recreational opportunities. Featuring three large ponds, you can enjoy everything from fishing and kayaking to jet skiing and tubing, making it the perfect escape for adventure and relaxation. Located right off Highway 20 and next to Plainview’s Country Club, the setting is

Lindsey Bolling INSPIRE HOME & LAND REALTY

Build the home you’ve always envisioned in the pleasant community of Plainview! This spacious 0.58-acre lot, located just north of town, offers a peaceful setting with convenient access to local amenities. Utilities are available at the road—making this prime property ready for your dream build.

Chloe Smith The Move Group

Paddocks of fenced native pasture provide excellent grazing as well as limitless recreational opportunities, with accents of mature trees creating a great balance of habitat for area wildlife.

Tony Eggleston Agri Affiliates, Inc.