TBD 707 Rd , Burchard, NE 68323(Pawnee County)

Approximately 100 +/- acres of quality dryland farm ground provide reliable annual production, supported by good contours contribute to consistent yields. The remaining 10 +/- acres of grass and treesadd versatility to the farm, offering natural shelter and wildlife habitat diversity.

For the outdoor enthusiast, the mix of cropland, edges, and cover creates deer and upland bird hunting potential, making this property a rare blend of income-producing acres and recreational appeal.

With great access to local grain markets and convenient proximity to nearby communities, this farm serves as an outstanding addition to an existing operation or a solid investment in southeast Nebraska farmland.

This is a well-rounded property with productivity, location, and long-term valuean opportunity you don’t want to miss.

Region & Climate

Liberty, Nebraska experiences a classic Midwestern climate with four distinct seasons. The area receives around 22 inches of annual precipitation, spread across roughly a third of the year. Snowfall is moderate, with light to occasional heavier snow in the winter months. Summers are warm to hot, with July being the warmest time of year, while winters are cold, with January typically the chilliest. Overall, Liberty sees moderate precipitation, noticeable seasonal changes, and a climate well-suited for agriculture and outdoor activities.

History

Gage County centers around Beatrice, just a short drive from Liberty, and offers a good mix of conveniences and attractions. You’ll find nice restaurants, boutique shops, antique stores, and a variety of lodging and meeting venues.

Culturally, there’s plenty to enjoy, live theater with the Beatrice Community Players, a show at the Holly Theatre / Cinema Center, or a walk-through exhibits at the Gage County Historical Society & Museum. Nearby historic sites include the Homestead National Historical Park, which tells the story of the country’s first homesteaders, and the Filley Stone Barn, one of Nebraska’s most well-known limestone barns.

For outdoor fun, the area has it all, camping, hiking, biking, boating, and fishing. There are scenic trails, parks, and rivers for getting outside, plus golf courses, ball fields, archery and rifle clubs, stock car racing, and a family-friendly aquatic center. Beatrice also has parks, a skate park, splash pad, and walking and biking trails for everyday enjoyment.

And for a taste of local flavor, check out Stone Hollow Brewing Company, Cedar Creek Pottery, or grab a bite at downtown spots like The Black Crow. It’s a friendly, small-town scene with plenty of arts, food, and fun to explore.