Jarod Brabec

$2,150,000

284.84 Acres

Primrose, Nebraska, 68655

This 284.84 +/- acre property near Primrose, NE, offers a prime mix of farmland and recreational land. Features include 110.59 +/- acres of pivot irrigated farm ground, 50.28+/- acres of gravity irrigated farm ground, 41.41 +/- acres of dry land, and 82.56 +/- acres of grass, trees, and riverfront. With 1.3 +/- miles of the Cedar River flowing through the property, it’s ideal for farming, hunting, fishing, and recreation!Land Located just outside of Primrose, Nebraska, this expansive 284.84 +/- acre farm offers a unique combination of productive agricultural land, abundant wildlife, and prime recreational opportunities. The property features 110.59 +/-  acres of pivot irrigated farm ground on the south side of the river, and 50.28 +/- acres of gravity irrigated farm ground on the north side of the river, all of which is ideal for crop production. Additionally, this farm has 41.41 +/- acres of dry land on the south side of the river. 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.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 52284.84 +/-  total acres110.59 +/- acres of pivot irrigated ground50.28 +/- acres of gravity irrigated ground41.41 +/- acres of dry land ground82.56 +/- acres of grass, trees, and riverfront1.3 +/- miles of Cedar River frontagePrime habitat for white-tail deer, predators, upland game, and waterfowlFishing opportunitiesIdeal for agriculture, hunting, and recreationFor more information or to schedule a private tour, contact Jarod Brabec or Brandon Priefert with Hayden Outdoors Real Estate today!Agriculture Well Registration #G-036790The current tenant owns the two 7-tower pivots on the farm.Map shown on listing is approximate and does not represent all legal boundaries. Farm will be surveyed prior to closing. 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 90s°F, along with moderate humidity. Fall sees cooler temperatures and decreasing precipitation, with vibrant foliage. The area receives around 30 inches of precipitation annually, including 20–25 inches of snow in winter. Weather can be variable, with occasional storms in spring and summer.

$1,112,752

163.64 Acres

Burchard, Nebraska, 68323

Presenting 163.64 +/- acres of high-quality dryland farm ground located in Pawnee County, NE. This property features 146.54 +/- acres of productive tillable ground, ideal for row crop farming and a solid addition to any ag operation or investment portfolio. There is also timber along the west side of the farm that offers recreational opportunities for deer and turkey hunting. Don't miss your chance to own a productive piece of farmland! Land Presenting 163.64 +/- acres of high-quality dryland farm ground located in the southwest portion of Pawnee County, NE. This property features approximately 146.54 +/- acres of productive tillable ground, ideal for row crop farming and a solid addition to any ag operation or investment portfolio.Situated in a region known for its strong agricultural roots, this farm offers excellent access and is well-suited for a variety of crop production. The balance of the property includes a stretch of timber along the west side, providing natural habitat for wildlife and offering potential for recreational use or future improvements.Whether you’re expanding your current farming operation, seeking a long-term land investment, or looking for a property with both agricultural and outdoor appeal, this tract delivers.Property Highlights:Total Acres: 163.64 +/-Tillable Acres: 146.54 +/-Timber located on the west side of the propertyStrong farming history and productivityExcellent access and rural locationPotential for income, recreation, and investmentSmall pond on the north side of the propertyThis farm is currently rented to a local tenant under a cash rent agreement that brings in approximately $26,500 annually and is leased through the 2026 growing season.Don’t miss this opportunity to own a versatile and productive piece of Nebraska farmland. Contact Jarod Brabec at (402)440-9904 for more information or to schedule a private showing.Region & Climate Burchard, NE has a typical Midwestern climate with cold winters, warm summers, and moderate precipitation. Average highs reach 88°F in July, while lows dip to 14°F in January. The area receives about 33 inches of rain and 20 inches of snow annually, along with 219 sunny days. Spring and early fall offer the most comfortable weather.Location From Burchard, NE: Travel 6 miles south on Highway 99, then head approximately 2.5 miles east on the 706 Rd. The farm will be located on the north side of the road.

$585,990

22.98 Acres

Seward, Nebraska, 68434

Located just outside Seward, NE, this 22.98 +/- acre property offers a prime opportunity for development or investment. Zoned I-2 (Industrial 2), it provides flexibility for a variety of commercial or industrial uses. Conveniently positioned just off pavement, the site offers excellent access to major transportation routes and the Seward business community.Land Situated on the southwest edge of Seward, Nebraska, this 22.98 +/- acre tract offers a prime opportunity for industrial users, developers, and investors looking to get ahead of Seward’s rapid commercial expansion.Zoned I-2 (Industrial), the property supports a wide range of uses including warehouse facilities, contractor shops, truck yards, and light manufacturing—making it an ideal site for businesses needing space, access, and long-term growth potential.Currently being utilized as farm ground, the property provides immediate income while you plan for development. The site is located just off pavement with convenient access to major transportation routes and is only minutes from Seward’s business district, positioning it perfectly for future industrial or commercial use.City water and sewer are located nearby (see maps), offering strong potential for future utility connections and development feasibility.With continued growth and commercial activity expanding in this area, this property stands out as a strategic investment for those looking to secure land in a high-demand corridor before further development drives values higher.Potential Uses Include:Warehouse / distribution facilityTrucking or equipment yardContractor shop or business headquartersLight industrial parkMaintenance facilityDay care facilityCorporate officesBusiness support servicesFood salesRestaurantsThe possibilities are endless!Opportunities like this—with size, zoning flexibility, and location—are becoming increasingly limited.For more information or to schedule a showing, contact Jarod Brabec at (402) 440-9904.

$270,000

20 Acres

Murdock, Nebraska, 68407

This Cass County, NE dryland farm includes roughly 20 +/- acres of quality tillable ground, providing solid agricultural potential in a sought-after area. With gently rolling contours and convenient access, the property is well-suited for row crop production or as a strong investment opportunity.Land Located in the heart of Cass County, this dryland farm offers approximately 20 +/- acres of quality tillable ground. Gently rolling terrain and easy access make it a strong addition to any farming operation or investment portfolio. The land is currently leased to a local tenant, providing immediate income potential for an investor. Conveniently situated within 30 minutes of Lincoln and Omaha, this property combines rural productivity with easy access to major markets and amenities. Access to this farm is through an easement on the south side of the property, from 286th Street.  This farm is available for the 2026 growing season, and an adjoining 20-acre dryland parcel is also for sale (call for details on the adjacent parcel). This is a great opportunity for local producers or ag-minded investors alike.For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Jarod Brabec at (402)440-9904.Region & Climate Murdock, Nebraska has a humid continental climate with four distinct seasons. Winters are cold, with January lows averaging around 17 °F and roughly 30 inches of annual snowfall. Summers are warm to hot, with July highs averaging about 85 °F and frequent sunny days. Annual precipitation totals around 30–33 inches, with the heaviest rainfall typically in May and June. The area enjoys a long stretch of sunny weather in summer and experiences moderate humidity and wind throughout the year. Overall, Murdock’s climate features significant seasonal variation, with cold, snowy winters and warm, humid summers.Location From Murdock, travel 1.5 miles west on Waverly Road, then head north on 286th Street for approximately 2.25 miles. The farm will be located on the west side of the road (over the hill to the west, not visible from 286th St)From the Ashland exit on Interstate 80, proceed south on Highway 63 for approximately 1 mile. Turn east onto Church Road and continue for 4 miles. Then turn north onto 286th St and travel approximately 0.25 miles. The farm will be on the west side of the road (over the hill to the west, not visible from 286th St).

$1,199,000

76.23 Acres

Wood River, Nebraska, 68883

Discover your own recreational paradise on 76.23 +/- acres along the Platte River near Shelton, NE. This property features mowed trails to encourage whitetail deer movement and cedar tree work along the riverbanks to improve habitat and views. Perfect for hunting whitetail deer, turkeys, ducks, and geese, plus crane watching during migration. Enjoy hunting, birdwatching, or peaceful country with plenty of space to explore.Land This 76.23 +/- acre property along the main channel of the Platte River near Shelton, Nebraska, offers a rare blend of habitat diversity, accessibility, and premier hunting opportunities.Mature cottonwoods, cedar thickets, and native grasses provide excellent cover and forage for wildlife, while a system of mowed trails makes it easy to navigate the land. Several established areas for treestands are already in place, positioning hunters for success. The Platte River frontage delivers some of the best waterfowl hunting in the Central Flyway, with exceptional potential for both ducks and geese. In addition, the property supports a strong population of white-tailed deer and turkeys, offering year-round recreational opportunities. Adding food plots would further enhance habitat quality and significantly increase deer hunting success.With convenient access from Interstate 80 and a well-maintained gravel road, plus proximity to the amenities of Kearney and Grand Island, this property combines seclusion with convenience—making it an ideal hunting retreat or private getaway.Property Highlights:76.23 +/- acres on the main channel of the Platte RiverDiverse habitat: mature cottonwoods, cedar cover, and native grassesEstablished trail system for easy access across the propertyMultiple tree stand and blind locationsRenowned waterfowl hunting with excellent duck and goose potentialAbundant white-tailed deer and turkeysOpportunity to add food plots for improved deer hunting successConvenient access from I-80 and a well-maintained gravel roadMinutes from the amenities of Kearney and Grand Island*The treestands and blinds currently on the property are not included in the sale of this property.For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Jarod Brabec at (402)440-9904 or Rans Sanders at (308)850-2152. Region & Climate The property along the Platte River, about two miles east of Shelton, Nebraska, has a humid continental climate with hot summers, cold winters, and moderate rainfall throughout the year. Summer temperatures often reach the upper 80s to low 90s °F, while winter lows are usually in the mid-teens. The area gets about 25 to 30 inches of rain each year, with May and June being the wettest months. Snowfall averages between 25 and 35 inches, mostly from January to March. Spring and early summer often bring thunderstorms, and fall weather can change quickly. The seasons are very different from each other, leading to a mix of weather year-round.History The Platte River near Shelton, Nebraska is known for its natural beauty and wildlife. It’s an important stop for migrating birds like sandhill cranes, and it’s a popular place for hunting deer, turkey, and waterfowl. The river also offers good fishing and peaceful spots for kayaking or walking. Shelton was founded in 1873 and grew with the railroad and local farming. Living near Shelton means enjoying a quiet, small-town life with easy access to outdoor activities. People here enjoy hunting, fishing, and spending time along the river. The town has basic services like a grocery store, gas stations, schools, and churches. It’s close to bigger towns like Kearney and Grand Island, so residents get the best of both rural life and city conveniences.Location From the Shelton exit off I-80, travel north approximately 0.25 miles and turn east onto W Rainforth Road. Continue for 2 miles, then turn south on S 190th Road. After crossing the interstate bridge, the property will be located on the southeast corner of the intersection.

$1,214,502

156.71 Acres

Cook, Nebraska, 68329

This mixed-use dryland farm in Johnson County, NE offers 156 +/- acres with 105 +/- acres of productive tillable ground and 51 +/- acres of grass, timber, and creek bottom. Mature elm and oak timber, a creek water source, and excellent deer and turkey hunting enhance the property. With outstanding access along Hwy 50, close proximity to local grain markets, and within an hour of Lincoln and Omaha, this farm is truly a rare opportunity.Land This exceptional mixed-use dryland farm in Johnson County, NE offers a rare combination of productive cropland, quality wildlife habitat, and outstanding access. The property totals 156 +/- acres, featuring approximately 105 +/- acres of tillable dryland ground complemented by 51 +/- acres of grass, mature timber, and scenic creek bottom.The recreational component is highlighted by excellent mature timber consisting primarily of elm and oak, with scattered cedar trees providing ideal cover and travel corridors for wildlife. A creek flows through the property, creating a reliable water source that enhances both habitat quality and hunting potential. The farm supports strong populations of whitetail deer and wild turkey, with additional opportunities for upland game and predator hunting.Located just south of Cook, NE, the property offers exceptional access from Highway 50 and a well-maintained gravel road. Its central location provides convenient access to local grain markets, while being less than one hour from Lincoln and just over an hour from Omaha. This versatile property is well-suited for the buyer seeking productive farmland, recreational enjoyment, or a long-term land investment in a highly accessible area of southeast Nebraska.The hunting blinds on this property are not included in the sale of the farm.For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Jarod Brabec (402)440-9904 or Brandon Priefert (402)875-1305 with Hayden Outdoors Real Estate today.Region & Climate Johnson County, NE experiences a true four-season climate. Winters are cold with periodic snowfall and brisk temperatures, while spring brings gradual warming and the majority of the area’s annual rainfall. Summers are typically warm to hot with long sunny days and occasional humidity, supporting strong growing conditions. Fall is cooler and drier, offering mild temperatures before winter returns, making the area well-suited for agriculture and outdoor use throughout much of the year.