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Rick & Missy Weber Rick
was raised near the small ranching and farming community of Ericson, Nebraska. He has been involved in the sale of several ranches in
Nebraska
and South Dakota. This has given Rick the opportunity to become acquainted with many people, and
the many aspects of the agricultural communities. Rick began his work in the
Real Estate field in 1999. Missy
was raised in the rural community of Isabel, located in northwest South Dakota. She began her career in Real Estate in 2000. Specializing in rural acreage,
commercial, and residential properties. Missy has been involved in the sale of
many properties in the area over the past few years. We
offer you our extensive background in working ranch management. Twenty-five
years of experience in ranching, livestock and grass management, concentrating
on low operating costs. We strive to continue our education into structuring
ranches and agricultural property with more profit, minimal cost, productive
grass and livestock management. Rick offers Ranch Consulting and is willing to assist in ranch planning for your property. Our experience can be of value to you and your ranching operation, please feel free to inquire, with a No obligation visit.
Mike Baxter Mike was raised in Blaine County Nebraska with cattle and
horse ranching as his predominate background. Mike and his wife Linn have
conducted hundreds of sales and auctions in the last 22 years of their 30 years
of marriage. Selling small Household &/or Antiques to large Ranch and Farm
Equipment Sales as well as Real Estate. Mike has represented his profession with
self-set high standards and professional goals. The successful accomplishment of
these goals is evident in many awards including World Champion Livestock
Auctioneer in 1995. Mike also has held positions of office as an auctioneer
within the state of
Nancy Blumenstock
Curt Weber Curt was raised and currently resides east of Ericson, NE, in Wheeler County. He has been involved in farming and ranching all of his life. He owns and operates a back-grounding feedlot/ranch on the place his family has operated for 3 generations. He and his wife Terri, have 6 children, 4 of which are still living at home on the ranch.
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