Best land

[lesm]

Where are the most productive lands in Saskatchewan for the last 20 years?

[farmaholic]

Not here... ever.

[wmoebis]

I think that all depends on what you are producing. Each area/climate is suited to different crops or hay/pasture land.

[lesm]

I was thinking only grains, highest $/acre gross.

[lesm]

I was thinking grains only, highest $/acre return.

[bucket]

Riverhurst.

Highest subsidized land in the province/country. Great returns because of free infrastructure.

[pourfarmer]

Tisdale/Nipawin

[Guest]

aylsham , sask , never misses , ever .! some of the best pulling , drying and moisture retaining land there is . flat as well , dry on a wet year , retains moisture on a dry year

[biglentil]

why do you care Lesm never seen u on here be4? You have a loophole for your chinese investors?

[lesm]

Been here many times before. Once the CWB ended, I had nothing more to add. Looking for some low risk investments that will yield more than 1% investments and yes will be using my own capital.

[lesm]

Been here many times before. Once the CWB ended, I had nothing more to add. Looking for some low risk investments that will yield more than 1% and yes I will be using my own capital.

[tmyrfield]

you can have best high assessed land with currently crappy climate produce less than low assessed land with timely rains and gentle climate. sounds like what you want is cheap land hoping that the weather will be favorable for a return in your investment, this is what everyone Wants!

[wmoebis]

First time I've herd farming/land called low risk. LOL
May I suggest investing your money in Grain Co's or RR shares.

[foragefarmer]

Save your money and start looking in Manitoba!!!

[lesm]

There will always be a renter for top producing land at some price. I've seen poor land being idled in tough years when uneducated investors thought they got a good deal without considering all possibilities.