Nebraska shares a boundary with Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, South Dakota, Wyoming, and Colorado. Major cities in Nebraska include Omaha and Lincoln, its capital. Agriculture is important in this Great Plains state, and many advances in farming techniques have come from Nebraska.

The Nebraska real estate market has options for people looking to live in a rural setting or a city environment. Population trends have shown that many rural dwellers are packing up and heading for the city. This makes it a great time to snatch up a great deal on Nebraska foreclosures in the more rural areas, or to check out fine homes in metropolitan areas. Great Nebraska homes for rent can be found throughout the state.

People who live in Nebraska are called “Cornhuskers,” and among the many things for which they’re known, one of them is for their great love of football. While there is no professional team here, many in the state stand behind the University of Nebraska football team.