Located just outside of Primrose, Nebraska, this expansive 234.56 +/- acre farm offers a unique combination of productive agricultural land, abundant wildlife, and prime recreational opportunities. The property features 110.59 +/- acres of irrigated land, ideal for crop production, in addition to 41.41 +/- acres of dry land. The remaining 82.56 +/- acres are a diverse mix of natural grasslands, trees, and stunning riverfront along 1.3 +/- miles of the Cedar River, providing excellent habitat for wildlife.

This property offers exceptional recreational hunting opportunities, with white-tailed deer, predators, upland game, and waterfowl commonly found throughout the area. The Cedar River frontage offers fishing opportunities and additional outdoor enjoyment, making this farm a true sportsman’s paradise.

With its versatile mix of irrigated farmland, natural wildlife habitats, and scenic river access, this property presents a rare opportunity for both agricultural use and recreation. Located in a scenic region of Nebraska, this farm is an ideal investment for anyone looking to enjoy the best of both farming and outdoor opportunities.

Don’t miss out on the chance to own a property with this combination of productivity and natural beauty.

Key Features:

Conveniently located approximately one mile south of Hwy 52

234.56 +/- total acres

110.59 +/- acres of irrigated land

41.41 +/- acres of dry land

82.56 +/- acres of grass, trees, and riverfront

1.3 +/- miles of Cedar River frontage

Prime habitat for white-tail deer, predators, upland game, and waterfowl

Fishing opportunities

Ideal for agriculture, hunting, and recreation

For more information or to schedule a private tour, contact Jarod Brabec or Brandon Priefert with Hayden Outdoors Real Estate today!

Agriculture

Well Registration #G-036790

The current tenant owns the two 7-tower pivots on the farm.

Region & Climate

Primrose, NE, experiences a humid continental climate with four distinct seasons. Winters are cold and snowy, with temperatures often dipping below freezing. Spring brings warming temperatures, increased rainfall, and the potential for thunderstorms. Summers are warm to hot, with highs frequently reaching the upper 80s to low 90sF, along with moderate humidity. Fall sees cooler temperatures and decreasing precipitation, with vibrant foliage. The area receives around 30 inches of precipitation annually, including 2025 inches of snow in winter. Weather can be variable, with occasional storms in spring and summer.