Dawson County Pivot
LOCATION: 5 miles north and 3 1/2 miles west of Overton, or 2 miles north and 6 1/2 miles east of
Lexington. (Farm located on Road 758.)
LEGAL
DESCRIPTION: E1/2 SW1/4 and W1/2 SE1/4 except a 12.45 acre tract all in Section 21-T10N-R20W of the 6th P.M., Dawson County, Nebraska.
PROPERTY
DESCRIPTION: Dawson County Assessor indicates a total of 143.92 acres. Farm consists of good quality pivot and gravity irrigated cropland with a small amount of dry crop.
FARM SERVICE AGENCY
INFORMATION: Dawson County Farm #6703
Total Cropland - Farm contains approximately 144.0 acres of cropland.
Government Base Acres
Corn 122.5 acres at 140 bu/acre
Soybeans 1.0 acre at 39 bu/acre
IRRIGATION
INFORMATION: Water for irrigation is provided by two electric wells.
West Well East Well
Well Registration G008484 G008483
Completion Date 10/22/1980...
Completion Date 10/22/1980 8/14/1973
At 1,100 gpm At 1,000 gpm
Well Depth 220 140
Static Water Level 43 45
Pumping Level 80 100
Column 8 8
Pump Fairbanks Morse Layne
Power Unit 50 hp electric motor 40 hp electric motor
The two electric motors & panels are tenant owned and do not sell with property
Pivot 2006 Reinke Model 2065 - - - - - -
NRD
INFORMATION: The farm is located in the Central Platte NRD and has a total of 146.7 certified irrigated acres.
SOILS: Soils consist primarily of very productive Class I Hord and Cozad silt loams, with a small amount of Class II Cozad silt loam.
RE TAXES: 2014 Real Estate Tax - $9,204.16
LIST PRICE: $1,250,000.00 TERMS ACCEPTABLE TO SELLER
COMMENTS: This is a very productive farm located in a strong farming community. This farm is part of a retirement plan, and will be sold on terms acceptable to seller.
From elevation to risk assessment
Search for detailed parcel information including; Elevation & Vegetation Maps, Ownership Information, Detailed Parcel Information, Crop History Map, Soil Survey Productivity Data, and more.
Research Parcel InformationResources
Unlock the full LandWatch experience
Have an account?Sign In
Provided By
More by Tony Eggleston
