Destiny Herbers, Flatwater Free Press
Who’s Buying Nebraska? Foreign companies deeply involved in farmland — but not how you think
Foreign companies have serious ties to Nebraska agriculture, but those ties don’t often lead to ownership of Nebraska farmland — thanks partly to a 19th-century law.
Who’s Buying Nebraska? After shopping spree, Mormon church is top land purchaser
In the past five years, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints bought twice as much Nebraska land as the second biggest buyer. If they keep it up, they’ll soon own more than anyone.
Who’s Buying Nebraska? Corporations, investors grabbing giant chunks of Nebraska farmland
Seven out-of-state buyers, including a Utah church, a Philadelphia corporate farm and a California investment fund, spent nearly $250 million in the past five years on pricey Nebraska farmland, FFP analysis shows.
Three Nebraska tribes are buying back farmland, and attempting to reverse history
After more than a century of government actions that led to the loss and sale of reservation land, the Nebraska tribes are buying some back. They’re running into high prices and, some allege, bigotry as they do.





