Lisco , Lisco, NE 69148(Morrill County)

This property is offered as a whole, and as individual parcels. Parcel 1 consists of 168.15 tax assessed acres. There are 132.66 acres center pivot irrigated, 12.1 acres dryland/CRP, 21.39 acres pasture, and 2 acres roads/waste. The property is predominately center pivot irrigated with an average quality Lockwood center pivot with drops. Irrigation water is provided by a 100 hp GE electric motor and Johnson pump located in the NW corner. This parcel has 132.2 certified acres through the North Platte Natural Resource District. The corners are predominately pasture. The E1/2 corners are fenced with average quality fence being predominately barbed wire with wood posts. Livestock water is provided by a windmill that is located in the SE corner. In the NE corner, there are 4.4 acres enrolled in a Conservation Reserve Program Contract (CRP) from 10/01/2003 through 09/30/2018 for $43.77/acre. County Road 88 runs along the South boundary. Parcel 2 has 618.2 tax assessed acres. There are 181.2 acres center pivot irrigated, 20.29 acres dryland, 410.36 acres pasture and 6.35 acres roads/waste. This parcel is predominately pasture with average to above average quality fencing with wood post and barbed wire. This parcel has a windmill and tank located at the center of the pasture providing livestock water, with cross fence. This parcel also has a submersible well with underground and tire tanks in multiple locations providing livestock water throughout the section. The balance of the parcel is center pivot irrigated, irrigated by an average quality Lockwood center pivot with drops. One of the towers has collapsed and needs replaced. The cost to repair has been estimated at $8,000. Irrigation water is provided by a 75 hp GE electric motor and Johnson pump. This parcel has 181.2 certified acres through the North Platte Natural Resource District. There are 20.29 acres of drylands that are located under the center pivot. County Road 147 runs along the East. Parcel 3 has 473.0 tax assessed acres. There are 84.8 acres center pivot irrigated, 214.2 acres dryland, 168.0 acres pasture and 6.0 acres roads/waste. This parcel is predominately pasture and drylands with a small area of center pivot irrigated. The North Platte Natural Resource District (NPNRD) has 84.8 certified acres for this parcel. In the NW corner, there is an average quality center pivot with drops. Irrigation water is provided by a 125hp GE electric motor and pump. The pivot irrigates the entire NW1/4, however, it only has the right, through the NPNRD, to irrigate 84.8 acres. The drylands has 84.8 center pivot irrigated acres. This leaves considerable acres of drylands beneath the pivot that are not legally permitted to be irrigated. The balance of the NW1/4 is dryland. The E1/2 is drylands and pasture with average quality fence and barbed wire and wood posts. Livestock water is provided by a submersible well located in the NW corner of the NE1/4. The SE1/4 is predominately average quality dryland. County Road 143 runs along the West boundary and County Road 84 runs along the North. Parcel 4 consists of 633.68 tax assessed acres. This property is predominately pasture with average to below average quality soil. The Range Production on the pasture is low for the area. This is because of the areas with steep topography. There is a small area in the pasture that has wood and metal farm waste in it. The fence and livestock water are average to above average condition with predominately barbed wire with wood posts fence. Livestock water is provided by a well with underground tanks, waterers and hydrants. The drylands has average to above quality soil as measured by Soil Rating for Plant Growth, but has poor access and small field size. The property is improved with 2 homes, shop, shed, and lean-to that offer contributory value. Home A has a tin roof and wood siding. The interior consists of a kitchen, dining room, office, 3 bedrooms on the main, a full bath, family room and laundry room. On the second floor there is a master bath with 3/4 shower and jacuzzi tub, master bedroom and closet. This home is heated by propane wall fire places and sewer is provided by septic. Domestic water is provided by a well located in the farm site. Home B was built around 1950 and has asphalt singles and hardboard siding in need of paint. There is a kitchen, dining room, 3 bedrooms and family room all on the main level. In the basement there is a bedroom, family room and utility room. Heat is provided by floor baseboard with a hot water boiler that is propane. Sewer is provided by septic and domestic water is provided by a well located in the farm site. The shop is v-slant with concrete floor built in 1974 located in the farm site. The shed was built in 2013 and the lean-to was built in 2014. There are above ground fuel tanks located in the farm site as well as corrals and cattle working facilities. County road 143 runs along the west boundary. Access to the homes is from a private drive. Taxes: $15,262.10