Northeast Nebraska Irrigated Cropland Package
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1,268 Acres in Pierce, NE - $11,284,900
Midwest Land Group is proud to present this package of 1,268 +/- acres of cropland, primarily irrigated, spanning the Northeast Nebraska counties of Wayne and Pierce. The tracts are being offered as a whole and in the following configurations.
Offering 1: $4,644,900
468 Acres in Wayne County, Nebraska
This offering contains three quarter sections spanning 468 +/- acres. The land consists primarily of sandy loam and silt soils, with the overall NCCPI numbers coming in strong at 65, 62, and 52. Each tract has its own irrigation pivot ensuring dependable water coverage. The wells are pumping 800 and 1,000 GPM with depths of 182’ and 185’. There is also a 20,000 bushel Butler grain bin as well as a 10,000 bushel York grain bin. The pivot power unit is currently owned by the tenant.
Offering 2: $1,616,000
160 Acres in Pierce County, Nebraska
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.
Offering 3: $2,848,000
320 Acres in Pierce County, Nebraska
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 floor on the property. The pivot power unit is currently owned by the tenant.
Offering 4: $2,176,000
320 Acres in Pierce County, Nebraska
This Pierce County, Nebraska offering contains two quarter sections spanning 320 +/- acres. The land consists primarily of sandy soil with an NCCPI average of 33. Each tract has its own irrigation pivot ensuring dependable water coverage. The wells are pumping 850 GPM with a pump depth of 359’’. The pivot power unit is currently owned by the tenant.
The 2026 crop leases are open with the option to continue with long-term tenants, making this an excellent opportunity for both operators and investors.
For more information or to schedule a showing, contact Rudy Vrtiska At Midwest Land Group
Property Features
-1,268 total acres
-4 individual offerings
-8 quarter sections
-Primarily irrigated acres
-Strong NCCPI numbers
-Established pivots & water coverage
-Open crop leases
-Perfect for operators and investors
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About Rudy Vrtiska
Rudy Vrtiska is a dedicated land agent with Midwest Land Group, serving Nebraska. Based in Plattsmouth, Rudy has strong ties to the region, having been born and raised in Falls City. His connection to the land has grown through years of working in the local feed and seed store, cattle ranches, and spending countless hours in Nebraska tree stands. This has given him a firsthand understanding of the state's diverse land use. A graduate of Nebraska Wesleyan University with a degree in Business Administration, Rudy brings valuable sales and negotiation experience from his role as a sales representative for an online equipment auction company. His entrepreneurial background, having developed and sold an e-commerce business during college, sharpened his problem-solving and communication skills-assets that benefit his clients in the land market. Rudy's true passions are the outdoors and real estate, which drive his commitment to helping clients buy or sell their properties. An avid bowhunter and angler, he understands the importance of land stewardship and wildlife development. His down-to-earth approach, varied background, and competitive edge make him a trusted advisor for those navigating the Nebraska land market, offering personalized service and a deep respect for land values.