000 County Road O, Tekamah, NE 68061 - Burt County

Investors and hunters take notice! These two adjoining Burt County, Nebraska quarters present the perfect combination of income-producing acres and great hunting opportunities in the Missouri River bottoms. With roughly 310 acres in total, the south quarter offers all previously irrigated farmland and is currently enrolled in the CRP program through 2026, providing phenomenal habitat for the resident dove, pheasant, quail, and even deer populations. An all-electric well and pivot system remain with the farm but have not been run since enrolling in CRP. At expiration, this farm can return to top-notch bottomland irrigated acres or re-enroll it in CRP to keep the habitat and easy income stream!

The north quarter encompasses roughly 150 acres and has been perpetually enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Program. This short quarter has all the potential to be a premier waterfowl destination, sitting just over a mile from the Missouri River in a historically prominent flyway for migrating doves, ducks, and geese. The irrigation well can be used to fill the established wetland areas, along with a berm and floodgate system already in place to help control the flow of water on and off the property. With a little dirt work and the addition of blinds, you can make this your own waterfowl paradise. For the upland enthusiast, a strong population of wild pheasants live in the area and has been bolstered by a local controlled shooting operation acting as a tenant on a short-term lease agreement. The current tenant follows the WRP guidelines providing for food plot opportunities as a food source for the resident wildlife. Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity to earn a great ROI while enjoying your own hunting paradise!

Property Features

-310 +/- acre production farm and WRP in Burt County, Nebraska

-One mile from the Missouri River between Tekamah and Decatur

-Historically prominent waterfowl flyway

-Two adjoining quarters offering irrigated tillable acres and WRP

-Irrigated south quarter currently enrolled in CRP through 2026

-All-electric well and pivot system remains with the farm

-North quarter enrolled in perpetual WRP easement

-Phenomenal habitat for upland birds, waterfowl, and deer

-Irrigation well can be used to fill the wetland areas

-Berm and floodgate system in place to control water flow

-Strong population of pheasants, deer, and waterfowl in the area

-Food plots in place for resident wildlife