Whitetail Farm
Paxton, Nebraska
$6,400,000
Added on 4/25/2024



Property Features
- Irrigated
- Pivot Irrigation
- Corrals
- Electricity
Property Description
Whitetail Farm is located in McPherson County, Nebraska, and consists of 2,080 +/- deeded acres and offers ten irrigated center-pivots covering 1,309+/- certified irrigated acres and are supported by the world's second-largest aquifer, which is a highly valued natural resource underlying nearly all of Nebraska. All the irrigation wells are high-volume producing with very little drawdown and no pumping restrictions. The farm is currently used as a summer cow/calf high-intensity grazing program, along with some winter feed production. Most of the pivots are in a perennial grass/alfalfa mi
Location
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