Road 739, Maywood, NE 69038 - Frontier County

Discover a prime dryland cropland opportunity in the heart of western Frontier County, Nebraska. This 413± acre farm includes two highly productive non-irrigated tracts featuring exceptional soils, gentle slopes, and strong yield potential. Located just southwest of Maywood, these parcels offer both proven agricultural performance and exceptional hunting opportunities, all within easy reach of US Highway 83.

Property Details

Total Acres: 413± Acres

Location: Road 739, Maywood, Nebraska 69038

County: Frontier County

Type: Non-Irrigated Cropland / Investment / Hunting

Legal Description:

Tract 1: West ½ and West ½ East ½ of Section 29-T7N-R30W

Tract 2: Located in Section 32-T7N-R30W, all west of the 6th P.M., Frontier County, Nebraska

Key Features

Two contiguous non-irrigated parcels (118± and 295± acres)

Approximately 99% Class II soils with 1-3% slopes

Previously center-pivot irrigated, with residual soil moisture and proven yield capacity

Excellent topography, ideal for dryland farming operations

Productive Holdrege and Hall soils, highly sought-after in western Nebraska

Mule deer and upland bird hunting opportunities

County road frontage with great access from US Highway 83

Scenic rolling terrain and open views across Frontier County

Excellent investment or owner-operator opportunity

Area & Location

Frontier County sits on Nebraska’s far western edge, an area known for its productive dryland farms and strong agricultural heritage. The town of Maywood offers essential services, while McCook, Nebraska, located about 40 miles southeast, provides regional amenities and a commercial airport (McCook Ben Nelson Regional Airport). North Platte lies roughly an hour to the northeast, offering additional access to markets, equipment dealers, and major transportation routes.

The surrounding region is rich in wildlife, scenic prairies, and agricultural opportunity, an area where quality land rarely comes available.

Summary

This property offers an exceptional combination of soil quality, location, and versatility. Whether you’re expanding your existing operation or investing in productive Nebraska cropland, these two tracts present an excellent opportunity to own and operate premium dryland acreage in a strong agricultural region.