JR ACRES, LLC

JR ACRES, LLC operates as a small business focused on agricultural production and land management services, as indicated by its primary NAICS code 111150, which corresponds to Soybean Farming. The company’s core capabilities center on the cultivation, harvesting, and stewardship of row crops, particularly soybeans, utilizing precision agriculture techniques, soil health management, and sustainable farming practices. Their operational model emphasizes efficient land use, equipment maintenance, and compliance with federal agricultural regulations, with technical expertise in crop rotation planning, irrigation optimization, and agronomic data collection. While no certifications are held, the business demonstrates a commitment to operational discipline and resource efficiency typical of family-owned farming enterprises in the Midwest. No agency relationships can be identified from available award data, as no contract awards are recorded in the system. Consequently, there is no evidence of direct engagement with federal departments or procurement programs beyond standard agricultural commodity sales, which are typically conducted through private or cooperative channels rather than federal contracts. The company’s industry focus is narrowly aligned with soybean farming, representing a specialized niche within the broader crop production sector. This vertical specialization positions JR ACRES, LLC as a producer of commodity-grade soybeans for domestic and international markets, with operations grounded in seasonal planting cycles and mechanized harvesting systems. As a small, privately held entity structured as a 2K (small business under SBA size standards), JR ACRES, LLC is headquartered in Royal, Nebraska, serving the Great Plains agricultural market. The business operates without federal certifications such as 8(a), HUBZone, or WOSB, and maintains a localized footprint focused on rural land management and crop output. Its market positioning is that of a traditional, asset-intensive farming operation aligned with regional agribusiness supply chains.