- Agent: Boyd Smith
- Phone: (402) 434-4497
202 Acre Cattle Operation
Lancaster County, Nebraska
Legal Description: The Northeast Quarter and the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 6, Township 12 North, Range 5 East of the 6th P.M., Lancaster County, Nebraska, containing 202.04 acres, more or less.
Location: Northwest Lancaster County. Four miles west of Highway 79 on Agnew Road, north on 126th Street, 1 1/2 miles. The farm is on the west side of 126th Street.
Zoning: Agricultural with Nebraska D.E.Q. Feedlot Permit for 900 head of cattle.
Property Description: A 202-acre well maintained farm with cattle facilities. There are 190 acres of grassland with water hydrants in each pasture of which 144 acres can be converted to tillable acres. A newer house with buildings is located on 3 acres.
House: 2 story house built in 1992, 4 bedrooms, 4 bath, 1900 square feet, finished basement, and 2-car attached garage. Large, privacy fenced yard, beautiful landscaping, and electric gate with driveway alarm. New roof and siding installed this fall.
Backyard of house
Front of house
Cattle Working Building: All steel 40’ x 100’ building was new in 1987. Heated office with restroom, shower and soft water system. Cattle working area is heated with propane, has an air circulation and exhaust system, a “Silencer” hydraulic squeeze chute, high pressure water clean-up, all concrete floors drain to the lagoon, and load out for trucks and trailers.
Cattle working area
Inside of cattle working building
"Silencer" hydraulic squeeze chute
Office in cattle building
Equipment and Shop Building: All steel 40’ x 80’ building. Heated shop area is 40’ x 20’ with electrical and water. Large overhead doors on each end.
Feed System: 10 12-ton bulk bins are connected by an elevator leg and dragline.
Shop building
Bulk bins
Cattle Shed: 30’ x 60’ Pole Shed with water, electrical and heated automatic water.
Hay Pad: 60’ x 120’ concrete hay storage.
Cattle Lots: 3 acres of lots with 8” thick concrete. 14 pens with fence line feedbunks, heated automatic waters, and drainage to lagoons. Pens are constructed from 2” x 2” x 1/8” steel tubing and concrete stem walls for easy cleaning.
Well lit working area
Pens with steel fencing
Well System: 5 separate wells are interconnected to all locations on the farm. One high capacity well is used for flushing out pens.
Electric System: Separate meters for the house and feedlot. Both are interconnected to a standby generator.
Lagoon System: 3 large lagoons catch all the runoff from the feedlot and building site. 2 large dams back up these lagoons so no runoff leaves the farm.
View of the lots from the north road
Pasture
Pasture
Pasture
2009 Real Estate Taxes: $6,318.88
Terms: Cash or other acceptable terms due at closing. Immediate possession is available.
Price: $1,200,000
For further information please contact:
Boyd Smith
United Farm & Ranch Management
1221 "N" Street, Suite 801
Lincoln, NE 68508
(402) 434-4497 - Office
(402) 480-4945 - Cell
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The information contained herein is deemed reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy, but we do not guarantee it. The prospective buyer should verify all information.
