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Their website says $11,500,000

Hi. This property has sold. Feel free to reach out to us to learn more about our other listings. 306-352-1866.

I don't know any reason why not.. I live here in this area some really nice places. And a lot of older farmer are retiring and there is know won taking them over the kids are not staying on the farms or it's there grand parents place.. a lot of love goes into these places..

In this province, you have to be a Permanent Resident of Canada to own land. Other provinces I think are open to foreign buyers

Hey Luciano my name is brodie dailly my parents own farms on the west coast of Canada and are part of the woofing program and are also always looking to hire hard work competent people. If your interested look up their farm north end farm on salt spring island

Hi Brodie, how are you? My dream is to work in Canada on a farm. I have a lot of experience in the agricultural area, I know how to do various activities. How can I talk to your Father? Does he have email or watts?

@@lucianopimentel5259 that’s their email

@@lucianopimentel5259 hi Luciano I keep posting the email but for some reason it keeps getting deleted do you have an email I could pass on to my father

Hi, thanks for your message. All of our listings are offered in Canadian dollars. Let us know if you have any other questions.

Do you know about a crop that is produced in your country and you know it's production per acre or bheega or per hectare Tell me please

@@hskingofstatus5118 Thank you for your reply. Saskatchewan is a vast province, and as such, production of a wide variety of crops is possible. Here is a list of some of the crops grown in the province: Canola, Hard Red Spring Wheat, Durum Wheat, Lentils, Chick Peas, Peas, Flax, Mustard, Oats, Corn & Hemp. Yield/Production per acre varies dependent upon which part of the province the crop is grown, and the farming practices utilized by the farmer. Let us know if you have any other questions.

Hi Rambo. This farm has sold. Feel free to give us a call if you would like to learn more about farms that are currently available. 306-352-1866.