BIG SPRINGS PIVOT IRRIGATED FARM This Pivot irrigated farm opportunity is located 4 miles east of the Big Springs I-80 Exit into Keith County on Road West O South. A nice pivot irrigated farm to look at. Highlights of the farm include: Very good county gravel road access 152.89+/- Keith County taxed acres 117.2 Twin Platte NRD certified irrigated acres 2015 7 tower Zimmatic 9500P Aluminum Pivot Electric powered irrigation pumping system Strong tenants in area for investor Buyer Multiple commodity marketing opportunities Looking for a pivot irrigated farm to add to your portfolio? Take a look at this opportunity in southwestern Keith County, NE. This farm lays nearly level and has very good access with a county gravel road along the eastern boundary and it is only a half mile from a County black top road. The farm is currently planted to alfalfa and has been operated organically for many years. Possession of the farm is available for the 2026 planting season. IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT AND SOILS The pivot irrigation system is a 2015 (7) tower Zimmatic 9500P aluminum pivot, a 40 hp electric motor and Western Land Roller irrigation pump. Sargent Irrigation reworked the pump in May of 2024. At that time the pump was set at 90'. Registered NE Irrigation well G-036139 was drilled in 1972 and includes 117.10 Twin Platte NRD certified irrigated acres. Soils under the pivot are 69% Class III Lexworth and Norwest loams with 0-2% slopes and 30% Class II Chappell-Alie-Broadwater complex with 0-3% slopes. The farm is currently planted to alfalfa. The corners are non-irrigated cropland. ACRES: 152.89+/- Keith County tax accessed acres LOCATION: The pivot irrigated farm is located in southwestern Keith County, on Road West O South. This is 4 miles east of the I-80 Exit at Big Springs, NE. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Township 13 North - Range 41 West of the 6th P.M., Keith County, Nebraska Section 33: NE1/4 FSA BASE INFORMATION: Coming soon. REAL ESTATE TAXES: 2025 taxes payable 2026 are $4,462.84 Twin Platte NRD OCCUPATION TAXES: $875
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