More than 1,623 acres of Nebraska farmland are scheduled for auction in September 2026, according to reporting from Successful Farming. Listings span 10 counties and range from 53 to 320 acres, highlighting a diverse mix of cropland, irrigated acres, pasture, and recreational land across Land Sales Bulletin’s Midwest reporting state of Nebraska.
Summary Points
- Cass County: 291.17 acres in four parcels featuring cropland, pasture, recreational land, and an acreage site with an 1886 home.
- Parcel 3 carries an NCCPI of 85.40, signaling strong soil productivity.
- Kearney County: 80.18 acres with Holdrege silt loam soils and a mix of cropland and pasture.
- Keith County: 174.82 acres including 131.83 certified irrigated acres, a 2015 Zimmatic pivot, and a 100‑horsepower well motor.
- Additional auctions span the Panhandle, central, northeastern, and southeastern Nebraska with tracts from 53 to more than 200 acres.
- Market conditions show stable values but more selective buyers as margins tighten and borrowing costs rise.
Nebraska’s September auction lineup underscores a diverse and resilient land market, with high‑quality irrigated acres, productive soils, and mixed‑use parcels drawing interest across LSB’s Midwest reporting footprint.
Reporting by Amanda Miller, Successful Farming: https://www.agriculture.com/more-than-1-600-acres-of-nebraska-farmland-head-to-the-auction-block-in-september-2026-12070620
