Find overlooked income
Review federal, state, local, private, conservation, soil-health, and sustainability opportunities.
Review my acresIndependent. Nebraska-based. Farmer-first.
AgriStax helps Nebraska farmers and landowners uncover additional income from government and private programs—often without requiring major changes to how you already operate.
In qualifying situations. Actual payments, practice costs, eligibility, and net benefit vary by farm.
Built for working farms
AgriStax takes care of the research, program comparisons, paperwork, contacts, and deadlines so you can keep doing what you do best. We look for income opportunities that fit your land instead of forcing your operation to fit a program.
If an opportunity does not make sense for your farm, we will tell you. No runaround. No pressure. Just a clear look at what may be available, what it requires, and whether the numbers work.
Review federal, state, local, private, conservation, soil-health, and sustainability opportunities.
Identify which programs may work together, which may conflict, and which combinations can improve the return.
Organize the information, paperwork, contacts, deadlines, and next steps needed to keep the process moving.
A clear process
Share the basics: acres, crops, livestock, current practices, and where you want the operation to go.
We look for programs and strategies that fit what you already do or would realistically consider.
We explain potential value, requirements, costs, timing, compatibility concerns, and responsibilities.
If you proceed, AgriStax helps organize the process and keep the important steps on track.
Make every acre count.
What we review for you
Qualifying combinations may create roughly $34–$85 per acre in potential gross program value. True profit depends on practice costs and your specific operation. Availability and eligibility depend on location, enrollment history, program rules, funding, and deadlines.
Straight answers
AgriStax is built around a simple idea: farmers should know what they are signing up for. You should never be pushed into a program you do not understand or one that does not make sense for your operation.
Nebraska Ag Briefing
Practical news, deadlines, and program developments selected for farmers, ranchers, and landowners across Nebraska.
Read the AgriStax blogNebraska testing locations include Holdrege, Omaha, Scottsbluff, Norfolk, Lincoln, Grand Island, North Platte, and other sites throughout September.
Read at Nebraska Department of AgricultureThe U.S. Drought Monitor updates every Thursday and can help producers put current moisture conditions in context for grazing, cropping, and conservation planning.
Read at U.S. Drought MonitorThe state maintains monthly reportable-disease records for producers and animal-health professionals, with 2026 reports currently available through July.
Read at Nebraska Department of AgricultureNews summaries are informational and link to the original source. Program rules, dates, and availability can change.
Why AgriStax exists
Founded by Taten Uden, AgriStax was built because valuable farm opportunities are often buried beneath changing rules, scattered offices, confusing paperwork, and deadlines that are easy to miss.
Our job is to understand your operation, do the digging, explain the honest upside and obligations, and help move the process forward. We will not recommend a program simply because it looks good on paper.
Request a callback
No packages, levels, or long questionnaire. Tell us how to reach you and AgriStax will call to learn about your operation.