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PopulationNebraska Highlights and Key Attributes
Welcome to Nebraska, part of the core of America's heartland, a food supplier to the world, and one of the strongest farming states in the nation. At about 210 by 430 miles across, Nebraska boasts an immense amount of incredibly rich, fertile land.
Nebraska is the most irrigated state in the nation, drawing on the vast Ogallala Aquifer to support world-class crop production. The state leads the nation in several agricultural categories, including corn, soybeans, beef cattle, and hogs.
Whether you are looking for irrigated cropland, dryland farming ground, cattle ranches, or recreational hunting properties, Nebraska offers unmatched opportunity for buyers in agricultural real estate.
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Marv Van Houten Managing Broker
Marv has been in farming operations since 1973 and has over 25 years of experience in real estate sales. He brings a lifetime of knowledge and expertise to serve our clients well.
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South Dakota Agricultural Overview
South Dakota is one of America’s premier agricultural states, producing corn, soybeans, wheat, sunflowers, and cattle at a scale that places it among the top producers in the nation. Here is what makes South Dakota land such a compelling investment.
Important Regions of Nebraska
Where should you buy land in Nebraska? The state of Nebraska is approximately 49 million acres and has long been known as a fertile agricultural state, with flourishing, highly productive farms and ranches. However, not all the land in Nebraska is created equal — there are different regions better suited for different uses.
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