For sale is a contiguous half-section of farmland in the Rm of Brokenshell #68, a couple miles from McTaggart, SK. With a total assessed value of $504,000, this productive farmland is competitively priced at a value of approx 1.79x assessment. Having a blend of K and L class soils, this land has been actively farmed right up until the 2026 growing season and will make a nice addition to land holdings of local producers. Note that this half-section is not under lease and as such, is fully available to a buyer to work the soil as needed in the fall and be ready to go for the 2027 season. All offers are to be left open for consideration for 48hr. Call today for more information.More details
Excellent opportunity to acquire 288 acres of grain land in the RM of Monet No. 257, south of Forgan and southwest of Wiseton. Two quarters, NW and SW 27-26-13-W3, with 252 cultivated acres (SAMA). Topography is flat to gently rolling with no stones, some sloughs and some bush. Soils are Asquith fine sandy loam and Trossachs clay loam, SCIC soil class L, with a weighted Soil Final Rating of 39.7. Rental agreement expires December 31, 2026, potential to renew. A yard site between the two quarters is NOT included. Farmland & Price Summary: 287.81 title acres (ISC), $376,200 total 2026 assessed value, $439,000 asking price, $1,525 per title acre (ISC), $1,742 per cultivated acre (SAMA), 1.17 times the 2026 assessed value.More details
South of Fillmore in the RM of Griffin No. 66, the Kosior property includes 318.31 titled acres across two quarters and an established farmyard. SAMA reports 292 cultivated acres with Trossachs and Tuxford clay soils and a weighted soil final rating of 52.59.
Mature trees shelter the yard, which includes a 1080 square feet bungalow with maintenance free steel siding and a covered deck, an approximately 40' × 90' shop with a 40' × 37' insulated, natural-gas-heated section, a 24' × 60' storage shed and approximately 15,000 bushels of aerated flat-bottom grain storage. Services include power, natural gas, a 2,400-gallon drinking-water cistern and two dugouts.
Fillmore at just 15kms northwest and Weyburn 48kms southwest both offer groceries, banking, dining, Kindergarten to Grade 12 school, childcare and health care services. And surrounding wetlands and fields attract migratory birds and provide wildlife-viewing and hunting opportunities.
With productive farmland and a sheltered yard, the property offers an opportunity to expand a farm or establish a rural home base.
Farmland & Price Summary
2 Parcels
318 Title Acres (ISC)
SAMA Information
319 Total Acres
292 Cultivated Acres
27 Wetland/Bush Acres
$577,600 Total Assessed Value
$289,705 Average Assessment per 160 Acres
52.6 Soil Final Rating (Weighted Average)
$1,650,000 Farmland Price
$5,184 per Total acre (ISC)
$5,651 per cultivated acre (SAMA)
2.86 times the 2026 Assessed ValueMore details
Your Ultimate Private Retreat: 152.9 Acres Near Meadow Lake. Discover the perfect blend of peace, productivity, and prime hunting land with this exceptional 152.9-acre parcel. Located just 18 km west of Meadow Lake and 9.7 km south on Highway 698, this property offers the ultimate rural escape with the convenience of easy highway access. Property Highlights include an established yard site that had a cabin ready with power access already on-site, making it the ideal foundation to build your dream home, park an RV, or reconstruct a private getaway cabin. There is a well on the land that was used for cattle. Income & agricultural potential with approximately 20 acres currently utilized for hay production by a local rancher. A Hunter’s Paradise: The remaining land serves as a thriving natural habitat, making it an ideal destination for hunting elk, moose, bear, and deer. Recreational Abundance: Enjoy peaceful weekends on your own land, complete with excellent spots for blueberry picking and exploring nature. Whether you are looking for a premier hunting property, a quiet place to acreage-build, or a personal sanctuary close to town, this land is a rare find.More details
Positioned in a highly desirable area for both agriculture and recreation, this expansive parcel offers a spectacular blend of utility, privacy, and convenience. Located 18 km east of Meadow Lake on Highway 55, and just 8.5 km south of the Highway 55 and Highway 698 junction, this property boasts easy highway access that makes commuting or bringing in equipment a breeze. Property Highlights: Income-Generating Hay Land: Features 20 acres of productive land currently utilized for hay production by a local farmer, keeping the land beautifully maintained while offering immediate agricultural utility, a hunter’s dream. Landscape: Boasting premium natural cover and terrain, this property serves as a phenomenal hunting ground with a thriving local population of elk, moose, bear, and deer. Unbeatable access: No need to worry about difficult backroads or seasonal access issues; direct proximity to the main thoroughfares ensures smooth, year-round driving access straight to your land. Whether you are looking to build a private country estate, establish a personal hunting sanctuary, or expand your seasonal agricultural holdings, this property delivers the perfect Saskatchewan acreage experience.More details
Located in the RM of Golden West No. 95, southeast of Corning and northeast of Stoughton, this productive farmland offering includes approximately 200 acres across five adjoining titled parcels. The property features 170 cultivated acres, Weyburn loam soils and $7,800 in annual surface lease revenue. Grid roads provide good access, and the SW corner of the property features an old yard site with mature trees. The land is available for farming in the 2027 crop year. Annual taxes are $494.18.
The property lies within SE 15-10-7 W2, Extensions 5, 6 & 9 and SW 15-10-7 W2, Extensions 7 and 8 creating a full mile of farmland. The property totals 198.58 titled acres, with SAMA reporting 200 acres and is a great opportunity to add productive acres to an operation or to buy an investment with established surface lease revenue.
Farmland & Price Summary
5 parcels
199 title acres (ISC)
SAMA Information
200 total acres
170 cultivated acres
10 native pasture acres
20 wetland/bush acres
$246,500 total 2026 assessed value (AV)
$197,200 average assessment per 160 acres
37.9 soil final rating (weighted average)
$595,000 Farmland Price
$2,996 per title acre (ISC)
$3,500 per cultivated acre (SAMA)
2.41 times the 2026 assessed value (P/AV multiple)More details
An excellent opportunity to acquire a highly assessed, productive half section of grain farmland, comprising approximately 297.4 titled acres, immediately north of Speers, Saskatchewan, in the RM of Douglas No. 436. The farmland consists of the NE and NW quarters of Section 20-43-11-W3 and features predominantly clay loam soils, a weighted average soil final rating of 73.5, and a combined 2025 assessed value of $781,800.
SAMA reports 283 cultivated acres. Additional acres have recently been brought into production on the east quarter following the clearing of former grass and treed areas. GPS farming equipment estimates the cultivated area at approximately 300 acres.
The farmland will have a tenant in place for the 2027, 2028, & 2029 crop seasons. The tenancy includes a ROFR.
The adjoining 12.53-acre roadside parcel is not advertised as part of this offering but may be available for purchase at an additional price, subject to selling concurrently with or subsequent to the farmland.
Farmland & Price Summary
2 parcels
297 title acres (ISC)
288 reported seeded acres
SAMA Information
299 total acres
283 cultivated acres
16 wetland/bush acres
$781,800 total 2026 assessed value (AV)
$418,355 average assessment per 160 acres
73.5 soil final rating (weighted average)
$1,600,000 Farmland Price
$5,380 per title acre (ISC)
$5,654 per cultivated acre (SAMA)
$5,556 per cultivated acre (Owner)
2.05 times the 2026 assessed value (P/AV multiple)More details
The land is currently rented to a tenant and is available for the 2027 crop year. It's well located, with school bus service and quick access to Hafford. This is a good chance to add productive acres to an operation or to buy as an investment. Mineral titles are not included.
Legal: SW & NW 31-42-10-W3 (3 ISC parcels)
Farmland & Price Summary
2 parcels
314 title acres (ISC)
SAMA Information
317 total acres
218 cultivated acres
45 native pasture acres
54 wetland/bush acres
$431,800 total 2026 assessed value (AV)
$217,943 average assessment per 160 acres
49.6 soil final rating (weighted average)
$1,250,000 Farmland Price
$3,976 per title acre (ISC)
$5,734 per cultivated acre (SAMA)
2.89 times the 2026 assessed value (P/AV multiple)More details
RM of Perdue – Grain Farmland for Sale
Excellent expansion opportunity in the RM of Perdue! This productive quarter section of grain farmland is located just west of Feudal, Saskatchewan.
This parcel is characterized by class 3 dark brown Sutherland association soil with a clay to silty clay texture. The farmland is predominately cultivated, well-managed, and in excellent condition. Crop Insurance rating F with an impressive average soil final rating of 67.1.
Farmland & Price Summary
SE 4-34-12 W3 Ext 0 (RM of Perdue)
159 title acres (ISC)
SAMA Information
160 total acres
142 cultivated acres
17 wetland/bush acres
$358,300 total 2026 assessed value (AV)
$358,300 average assessment per 160 acres
67.1 soil final rating (weighted average)
Price
$499,000 Farmland Price
$3,137per title acre (ISC)
$3,514 per cultivated acre (SAMA)
1.39 times the 2026 assessed value (P/AV multipleMore details
Land With Irrigation Potential – Outlook, SK Area:
Opportunity to acquire 258.45 acres near Outlook, SK, in the RM of Rudy No. 284. The property consists of a mix of cultivated land with irrigation potential, pasture, and an older yard site.
SAMA identifies approximately 155 cultivated acres with a 60.83 final rating, along with approximately 90 acres of pasture. The land is classified as “E” soil by Saskatchewan Crop Insurance.
The property is located within the South Saskatchewan River Irrigation District (SSRID), with much of the surrounding land being irrigated. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own due diligence regarding the suitability of the land for irrigation, as well as any costs, certificates, approvals, and permits that may be required.
Most of the pastureland is fenced and currently utilized for grazing.
The property includes a yard site with a house that is uninhabitable. Municipal public water and power run to the yard.
Any items remaining in the house or on the yard site at closing that are not owned by the tenant will become the property of the buyer. The yard site and improvements are being sold in “as is, where is” condition.
Occupancy Status: The cultivated land and pasture are leased out for 2027. Existing lease agreements are to be assigned to the purchaser at closing.
Exclusions:
The portable corral panels and electric fence are owned by the Tenant and are not included in the sale.
OFFER SUBMISSION DETAILS: Offers to purchase to be submitted/tendered in writing by 12:00PM on Tuesday October 27, 2026. All offers to purchase will be presented at the same time to the Seller for their consideration after 12:00PM on Tuesday October 27, 2026. Offers will be considered on the entire property or parts thereof. Highest or any offer not necessarily accepted.More details
Located approximately 10 miles south of Rosetown and ½ mile west of Highway 4, this quarter section features a mix of
higher-lying cultivated ground and low-lying native land. The higher-lying ground is currently in grain production. SAMA
records 22 cultivated acres, while the seller estimates the cultivated area is closer to 30 acres.
An old yardsite is located on a high point of the property, offering a scenic setting and a potential starting point for someone
considering developing an acreage.
A conservation easement is registered on title and is believed to apply only to the low-lying area, and not the approximately
30 acres of grain land. The easement permits summer grazing, haying and certain related improvements, including fences,
water sources and livestock holding facilities, in the areas it covers. Buyers should review the registered easement to
confirm which areas are covered and what restrictions apply.
Farmland & Price Summary
1 parcel
159.92 title acres (ISC)
Approximately 30 cultivated acres (seller estimate)
22 cultivated acres (SAMA)
$120,000 asking price
SAMA Information
160 total acres
22 cultivated acres
138 pasture acres
$128,800 total 2026 assessed fair value
78.0 soil final rating (weighted average)
Soil association: DK Brown Alluvium
Soil texture: Heavy clay
SCIC rating: Class L, Risk Zone 16More details
Good quarter of grainland available for 2027. Land has been cleared of bush, has some drainage, depending on year more or less acres may be seeded. Good section to add to your farm operation. Call agent to discuss.More details
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