October Brings Nearly 7,500 Acres of Nebraska Farmland to Auction

accountJennifer Moran | calendar-monthOctober 12, 2026

Nebraska’s fall land market continues to show depth and diversity as nearly 7,491 acres head to auction in October, according to reporting from Successful Farming. Our Midwest reporting state’s listings span 20 counties and include large multi-tract offerings in Cheyenne, Garden, Holt and Saline Counties, reflecting the broad mix of cropland, pasture and hay ground available statewide.

Key highlights from the October lineup include:

  • Cheyenne and Garden Counties: Seven tracts totaling 2,244 acres of non-irrigated farmland offered by Kraupie’s Real Estate and Auctioneers, including parcels seeded for the 2027 wheat crop.
  • Holt County: Four tracts totaling 1,830.1 acres combining pasture and hay meadow, offered via hybrid auction by Farmers National Company with full possession available for 2027 production.
  • Saline County: Three tracts totaling 515.82 acres south of Crete, including irrigated and dryland cropland with center pivots conveyed on two farms.
  • Statewide Activity: At least 21 Nebraska farmland sales scheduled for October across 20 counties, ranging from 33 acres to the 2,242-acre Bondegard Farms offering, with a mix of live, online and sealed-bid formats.

Land Sales Bulletin’s Midwest reporting state of Nebraska’s agricultural land values remain relatively steady heading into late 2026, with buyers increasingly selective as crop margins tighten and interest rates remain elevated. High-quality irrigated farms and productive soils continue to attract interest, while grazing land remains one of the stronger segments of the market.

Author: Amanda Miller
Full article: Nearly 7500 acres of Nebraska farmland head to auction in October 2026

More Than 1,600 Nebraska Farmland Acres Head to Auction This September

accountJennifer Moran | calendar-monthSeptember 10, 2026

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

More Than 1,600 Nebraska Farmland Acres Head to Auction This September

March 2026 Midwest Farmland Market Snapshot: Recent Auction Sales

accountJennifer Moran | calendar-monthMarch 3, 2026

Farmland auctions across our Midwest reporting states and beyond continue to show strong momentum heading into spring 2026. Progressive Farmer’s recent Landwatch sales report, highlights steady demand for high‑quality cropland, recreational tracts, and irrigated acres, with buyers still prioritizing soil productivity, location advantages, and long‑term income potential.

Recent Auction Results Across the Our Midwest Reporting States:

  • Indiana – Adams County
    A 95‑acre farm east of Decatur sold for $14,737/acre, featuring four mostly tillable parcels with Blount and Pewamo soils and an additional wooded tract.
  • Iowa – Monroe County
    A 135‑acre recreational farm brought $5,400/acre, supported by hardwood timber, CRP grasses generating $11,723 annually, and strong wildlife habitat.
  • Nebraska – Butler County
    A 159‑acre irrigated cropland farm reached $13,783/acre, supported by Hastings silt loam soils, a full‑circle pivot, and proximity to ethanol and crush plants.
  • Ohio – Champaign & Logan Counties
    A 314‑acre farm sold in two tracts for $17,557/acre, backed by strong corn and soybean PLC yields and a balanced crop base.
  • South Dakota – Moody County
    A 161‑acre row‑crop farm brought $12,876/acre, featuring solid PLC yields and added value from 2025 dairy manure application at no cost to the buyer.

Progressive Farmer shares sales details and more: March 2026 Recent Farmland Sales

Landwatch March 2026 Recent Farmland Sales