Nebraska Agri-Tourism
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Agri-tourism adds a fascinating new twist to travel in Nebraska. Indeed, although farmers and ranchers have always welcomed visitors to their homes, opportunities to participate in Nebraska Agri-tourism are growing every year. This is great news for travelers who enjoy putting themselves in unfamiliar situations. Agri-tourism is a way for city dwellers to wake up to the crow of a rooster on a farm, or to get up close to the livestock grazing on ranch-lands. It is an ideal educational tool – a way for folks to learn about how our food is raised and grown.
The folks who open their homes, farms and ranches to guests are imbued with a strong sense of hospitality. They heave a powerful motivation to be so, for by sharing their way of life with outsiders, they are helping to preserve it. There is a wide variety of agri-tourism in Nebraska, providing visitors a wide range of opportunities. Stay in a Nebraska Bed and Breakfast that serves eggs collected from their own hens, and vegetables grown in their garden. Or find a Nebraska Inns that allows you to help milk the cows, mend a fence, or round up the cattle. Maybe you’ll help harvest a crop, or maybe you’ll simply enjoy the fruits of it.
Nebraska agri-tourism can be an excellent way to restore and refresh oneself, and recover from long hours of work. It can help you view your life in a new light. It can stir childhood memories. Or it can simply be fun. At the same time, it can help sustain a farm or ranch by providing the owners an alternative income.
If you are looking for something different for your next vacation, we hope you’ll consider agri-tourism at a Nebraska Bed and Breakfast.
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My Blue Heaven B&BPhone: 402-852-3131Pawnee County has a hugh bison farm where you can go and view the bison and buy bison meat. The County also has a sustainable farm that you can go and view and see how the chickens and cattle are raised and why he is raising them this way. He also sells Pawnee City, Nebraska View more details and photos |
Burchell's White Hill Farmhouse InnPhone: 308-832-1323Burchell's White Hill Farmhouse Inn is located in the middle of a working farm. See crops planted in the spring or harvested in the fall. View old tractors and farm equipment. Learn about modern agriculture methods and equipment. Walk through fields of corn and soybeans. Or just sit back and listen to the corn grow. Kearney (Minden), Nebraska View more details and photos Go to Website |
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The Hanlon House B&BPhone: 308-220-4161Toll Free: 888-357-4161 Special tours can be arranged through the local UNL Extension offices with the research they are conducting presently. Tours of farmland experiments they are conducting on site, among other specific needs you may require knowledge of. A personal guide can be arranged to give you the information necessary for your particular inquiry. The Farm and Ranch Museum (FARM) is the perfect site to visit for a personal tour of the history of agriculture in the North Platte Valley. Eco-tourism is available. Scottsbluff, Nebraska View more details and photos Go to Website |
Barn Anew B&BPhone: 308-632-8647Historic Barn Anew was homesteaded in 1885 and became a leader in the sugar beet industry. Scottsbluff, Nebraska View more details and photos Go to Website |
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Gandy HousePhone: 402-862-3278Just 15 miles west of Humboldt near Pawnee City, there is a bison farm that gives tours. There is also a sustainable farm nearby where you can see how the farmer raises his chickens and cattle. You can make meat purchases from both of these farms. You can click on the Pawnee City website link from the events tab on our website for more information. Humboldt, Nebraska View more details and photos Go to Website |


