Opportunity to acquire One quarter section of productive farmland (NE 13-13-25 W2) located near Briercrest, SK in the RM of Baildon # 131, within the greater Moose Jaw area.
This property comprises 160.71 titled acres, including 147 cultivated acres according to SAMA Field Sheets. The land has a weighted average final soil rating of 56.05, is classified as "H" soil by Saskatchewan Crop Insurance, and is situated in Saskatchewan's productive Dark Brown soil zone.
Occupancy Status:
The land is available for the 2027 crop season.
This productive quarter section offers an excellent opportunity to expand an existing farming operation or add quality Saskatchewan farmland to an investment portfolio.
Asking Price Breakdown:
$3,982.33/Titled Acre;
$4,353.74/SAMA Cultivated Acre;
2.06 x 2025 SAMA Assessed Value.
OFFER SUBMISSION DETAILS: Offers to purchase to be submitted in writing by 12:00PM on Thursday September 24, 2026. All offers to purchase will be presented at the same time to the Seller for their consideration after 12:00PM on Thursday September 24, 2026. Highest or any offer not necessarily accepted.More details
Located in the Rural Municipality of Lajord No. 128, approximately 30 minutes southeast of Regina, this productive quarter comprises 159.95 ISC titled acres, with approximately 156.95 cultivated acres. Offering an exceptionally high percentage of cultivated land, the property presents an excellent opportunity for producers looking to expand their land base or investors seeking quality Saskatchewan farmland in the Regina Plains.
The land features Rouleau Heavy Clay soils, a highly regarded soil association throughout the Regina Plains, recognized for its moisture-holding capability and suitability for producing cereals, oilseeds, and pulse crops. With nearly the entire quarter in cultivation, the property provides an efficient farming unit.
The quarter carries a 2025 SAMA Soil Final Rating of 54 and an assessed value of $318,700. Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation (SCIC) classifies the land as Class E within Risk Zone 8, providing buyers with established productivity benchmarks and a clear understanding of the land's agricultural capability.
Positioned within one of Saskatchewan’s premier farming districts, this quarter is wide open, allowing purchasers to focus entirely on crop production. Its strong percentage of cultivated acres, productive soil profile, and convenient proximity to Regina make it an attractive addition to an existing farming operation or a long-term land investment. Available for the 2027 growing season, purchasers can immediately incorporate the land into their farming operation.More details
RM 373 is a four-quarter grain land package located northwest of Aberdeen, Saskatchewan, offering a highly productive and contiguous block of farmland in one of the province's most sought-after agricultural regions. The property totals 625.39 ISC title acres, with SAMA reporting 595 cultivated acres and 31 acres classified as other land. The predominant Elstow Clay Loam soil is recognized for its strong productivity and moisture-holding capacity, contributing to an impressive 2025 SAMA weighted average Soil Final Rating of 64.2 points per acre. The land is classified as SCIC Soil Classes G and H, providing a productive land base well suited to a wide range of cereal, oilseed, and pulse crop rotations.
With approximately 95% of the SAMA acres in cultivation, this package presents an excellent opportunity for producers seeking to expand their farming operation with a contiguous block of high-quality farmland in a well-established agricultural area. The property's location, productive soil profile, and high percentage of cultivated acres make it a desirable addition to an existing operation or long-term land holding.
The current farmland lease expires at the end of the 2026 crop year. The tenant holds a Right of First Refusal in accordance with the terms of the lease agreement. Buyers are encouraged to review the Right of First Refusal provisions and satisfy themselves as to the process and timelines applicable to any accepted offer.
Farmland & Price Summary
4 Parcels
625 Title Acres (ISC)
SAMA Information
626 Total Acres
595 Cultivated Acres
31 Wetland/Bush Acres
$1,436,700 Total Assessed Value
$367,208 Average Assessment per 160 Acres
64.2 Soil Final Rating (Weighted Average)
$3,700,000 Farmland Price
$5,916 per Total acre (ISC)
$6,218 per cultivated acre (SAMA)
2.58 times the 2026 Assessed ValueMore details
This unique property sits approximately 23 Km's south of Yorkton along Hwy #9. The property consists of a half section of farm land with approximately 117 acres of cultivated land and another 120 acres in hay. A creek cuts through both quarters and divides the crop land from the hay land. The property boasts 3 house all with natural gas service and wells, The 2 storey home has 3 bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths along with a partially finished basement and sauna. The 2 older homes have new furnaces and upgrades on some of the plumbing. The smaller house has been completely renovated inside and out on the main floor as well as the entire exterior. The 40' x 120' shed was built as a barn with an added workshop. It is cleaned out and can easily be converted to a full storage shed. There is 220 power in the shed as well. The grain land is currently rented out on a year by year basis.More details
RM 137 - two-section land package located in southwest Saskatchewan, offering a combination of cultivated farmland, productive forage acres, native pasture, and significant aggregate potential. The property totals 1,105.44 ISC title acres, with SAMA reporting 541 cultivated acres, 97 hay acres, 435 pasture acres, and 40 other acres. The land is comprised primarily of Cypress and Amulet soil associations with loam and clay loam textures, soils well suited to a mixed farming operation while providing dependable forage production across the hay and pasture acres. The package carries a 2025 SAMA weighted average Soil Final Rating of 51.68 points per acre and is classified as SCIC Soil Classes J and K, reflecting land that is well suited to a combination of grain production, forage, and livestock grazing.
In addition to its agricultural capability, the property is recognized for its significant gravel deposits, providing an additional attribute that may be of interest to purchasers seeking long-term aggregate potential. Prospective buyers are encouraged to complete their own investigations regarding the quantity, quality, and economic viability of any gravel resource. With a diverse mix of cultivated land, hay, pasture, and aggregate opportunity, this offering presents a unique opportunity for agricultural operators, livestock producers, and purchasers seeking land with multiple potential uses. The property is available for the 2027 crop year, allowing the successful purchaser to plan future farming operations or pasture management with certainty.More details
Highway 6 Half Section offers an excellent opportunity to acquire two adjoining quarters of highly productive farmland in the Rural Municipality of Bratt’s Creek No. 129, conveniently located along the Highway 6 corridor north of Regina. Totaling 303.59 ISC titled acres, with all 304 SAMA acres in cultivation, this half section provides a compact, efficient land base ideally suited for both expanding farming operations and long-term agricultural investors.
The property is comprised entirely of Regina Heavy Clay soils, one of southern Saskatchewan’s most productive and sought-after soil types. Renowned for their excellent moisture-holding capacity and strong yield potential, these soils are well suited to cereal, oilseed, and pulse production. With both quarters carrying Soil Final Ratings exceeding 79, the package demonstrates a consistently high level of agricultural capability across the entire holding.
The land carries a weighted average 2026 SAMA Soil Final Rating of 80.7 and an average assessed value of approximately $485,526 per 160-acre quarter. Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation (SCIC) classifies the quarters as Classes B and D within Risk Zone 8, reflecting the property’s strong production potential and the quality of its agricultural land.
Offered without residential improvements or yard sites, Highway 6 Half Section is a pure farmland acquisition focused entirely on crop production. Combining excellent soil quality, full cultivation, and a desirable location with convenient highway access, this property represents an outstanding opportunity to secure premium farmland in one of the Regina area’s established agricultural regions.
Available for the 2027 growing season, purchasers can immediately incorporate the land into their farming operation.More details
79.17 acres of productive farmland currently rented out for 2023. According to SAMA 65 cultivated with the remainder waste slough. Additionally, this land is only 5 minutes from Estevan, and could easily have a yard site developed on it. Adjacent 19.98 is also for sale MLS SK043890.More details
RM 107 is a three-quarter land package located in southwest Saskatchewan, offering a balanced combination of cultivated farmland and native pasture well suited to mixed farming and livestock operations. The property totals 478.01 ISC title acres, with SAMA reporting 285 cultivated acres, 181 pasture acres, and 10 acres classified as other land. The predominant Swinton and Wood Mountain soil associations, consisting of silt loam and clay loam textures, provide a productive foundation for both annual cropping and forage production across this diversified land base. The package carries a 2025 SAMA weighted average Soil Final Rating of 53.98 points per acre and is classified as SCIC Soil Class K, reflecting land best suited to mixed agricultural production within this region.
The combination of productive cultivated acres and well-established pasture provides flexibility for a variety of agricultural operations, whether expanding an existing grain farm, supporting a livestock enterprise, or operating a mixed farming business. The property will be available for the 2027 crop year, providing the successful purchaser with the opportunity to incorporate the land into future cropping or grazing plans with certainty.More details
Regina Corinne Package presents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a large-scale block of productive farmland located within the Rural Municipalities of Caledonia No. 99 and Bratt’s Creek No. 129, southwest of Regina. Comprising 12 parcels totaling 1,914.43 ISC titled acres, with approximately 1,770 cultivated acres, this offering provides the scale, efficiency, and productive capacity sought by progressive farming operations and agricultural investors.
The package is primarily comprised of Rouleau and Regina Heavy Clay soil associations, complemented by several Tuxford clay quarters. These soil types are well regarded throughout southern Saskatchewan for their moisture-holding characteristics and ability to support consistent cereal, oilseed, and pulse production. The mix of soil associations creates a balanced land base, with several quarters carrying strong soil ratings alongside others that provide diversity in cropping and management opportunities.
The property carries a weighted average 2026 SAMA Soil Final Rating of 60.3 and an average assessed value of approximately $336,084 per 160-acre quarter. Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation (SCIC) classifications range from Classes B through L across Risk Zones 6 and 8, reflecting the variation in productive capability throughout the package while allowing purchasers to evaluate the strengths of each parcel individually.
Offered without residential yard sites or structural improvements, Regina Corinne Package is a pure farmland acquisition focused on agricultural production. Whether expanding an existing operation or securing a significant long-term land investment, this offering represents an opportunity to acquire a substantial block of farmland in one of southern Saskatchewan’s most established agricultural regions.
Available for the 2027 growing season, purchasers can immediately incorporate the land into their farming operation.More details
Viewings are by appointment only and made in advance with your Realtor® through the listing brokerage. Please do not attend the property unannounced.
This parcel comprises 4 quarters totaling 641.63 titled (ISC) acres in the RM of Montrose No. 315 near Outlook, Saskatchewan. SAMA reports 640 total acres, including 498 cultivated acres, 113 native pasture acres and 29 wetland/bush acres. Seller states 503.7 irrigated acres, which are supplied by the Lake Diefenbaker irrigation system, placing this property in Saskatchewan's premier irrigated farming district. The land carries a weighted average soil final rating of 31.40 and a total assessed value of $698,500, averaging $174,625 per quarter.
Improvements consist of all newer irrigation infrastructure covering all 4 quarters With an history of potato production, this land is well suited to specialty crop and other high-value irrigated farming.
This property is situated adjacent to, and shares irrigation infrastructure with, listing SK041349 — combined, the two form a contiguous 10-quarter irrigated block.
Buyers are responsible for conducting their own due diligence regarding irrigated acreage, water rights and allocation, approvals, infrastructure, capacity, condition, and continued irrigation eligibility.More details
Viewings are by appointment only and made in advance with your Realtor® through the listing brokerage. Please do not attend the property unannounced.
This parcel comprises 7 contiguous quarters totaling 1,113.44 titled (ISC) acres in the RM of Rosedale No. 283 near Hanley, Saskatchewan. SAMA reports 1,114 total acres, including 1,055 cultivated acres and 59 wetland/bush acres. Seller states 836 irrigated acres are supplied by the Lake Diefenbaker irrigation system, placing this property in Saskatchewan's premier irrigated farming district. The land carries a weighted average soil final rating of 38.08 and a total assessed value of $1,505,700, averaging $216,260 per quarter.
Improvements consist of all new irrigation infrastructure covering all 7 quarters. With its scale, contiguous layout and history of potato production, this block is well suited to specialty crop and other high-value irrigated farming.
Buyers are responsible for conducting their own due diligence regarding irrigated acreage, water rights and allocation, approvals, infrastructure, capacity, condition, and continued irrigation eligibility.More details
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