Property Ownership
Nebraska's agricultural homestead law provides that the homestead exemption for a farm homestead may include:
AUp to 160 acres regardless of value
BThe home and up to 160 acres of the farm owned and used as a homestead, subject to value and acreage limits✓ Correct
COnly the house — not surrounding farmland
DAn unlimited acreage exemption for active farmers
Explanation
Nebraska's homestead laws protect the family home and, for farm homesteads, may include a specified amount of land used with the dwelling as a primary residence, subject to statutory limitations on value and acreage.
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