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11189 Fairway Road, Sparta

$1,200,000

11189 Fairway Road, Sparta

161 Acres Land MLS® # 1973113

160 +/- acres of pure natural beauty. This property has been in the same family for several generations! Parcels like this just don't come up for sale very often. If you have been waiting fo...

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000 Highland Road, Eileen

$129,900

000 Highland Road, Eileen

40 Acres Land MLS® # 1973091

Handsome 40-acre farmland property for sale in Bayfield County, Wisconsin just minutes south of Ashland. This productive agricultural land boasts of fertile tillable at the intersection of H...

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County Rd H, FREMONT

$475,000

County Rd H, FREMONT

73 Acres Land Town of Wolf River MLS® # 50288440

If you were to package up an outdoors person's paradise in this area of the state, this property would check most of the boxes. Flat, high, tillable ground at the road, that is currently far...

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135.80ac Hickory Hill Road, Bloom

$1,195,000

135.80ac Hickory Hill Road, Bloom

136 Acres Land MLS® # 1972983

Calling Land investors and Vernon & Richland County Farmers. This 135.8+/- acre property in northwest Richland County may be just what you’re looking for. The parcel is predominantly tillab...

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Swiggum Road, Naples Twp

$225,000

Swiggum Road, Naples Twp

35 Acres Land MLS® # 6504694

Very rare 100% tillable piece of property located in Northern Buffalo County. Property has rolling topography, along with an incredible build site with stunning views of the country side. ...

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Swiggum Road, Mondovi

$225,000

Swiggum Road, Mondovi

35 Acres 35 SqFt Land MLS® # 1580324

Very rare 100% tillable piece of property located in Northern Buffalo County. Property has rolling topography, along with an incredible build site with stunning views of the country side. ...

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128.60ac Booth Lane, Forest

$1,132,000

128.60ac Booth Lane, Forest

129 Acres Land MLS® # 1972896

If you’re a farmer or land investor, this 128.6+/- acre property in northwest Richland County may be just what you’re looking for. The slightly rolling ridgetop is predominately tillable wi...

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Lot 9 Wildcat Road, Spooner

$99,990

Lot 9 Wildcat Road, Spooner

20 Acres 20 SqFt Land MLS® # 1580297

Discover your dream home's canvas right here! This 20 acre parcel offers a blend of tillable land, hay field, and a wooded section. The rolling terrain opens up multiple building site option...

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E18060 River Road, Greenwood

$380,000

E18060 River Road, Greenwood

76 Acres Land MLS® # 1972830

Offered at auction on April 10th @ 11:00 AM. Auction will be held at the Gavin Bros Auction Facility, live & online bidding available. Terms: $20,000 down per parcel day of sale, balance due...

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0 Old 61 Road, Clayton

$345,000

0 Old 61 Road, Clayton

32 Acres Land MLS® # 1972776

Just east of Gays Mills, you’ll find this great 32.31+/- acre tillable parcel. With an overall NCCPI rating of 77.4, it might be the perfect addition to a farming operation or your gate into...

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33 Rat Hollow Road, Adams

$329,900 Brazels Branch

33 Rat Hollow Road, Adams

34 Acres Land MLS® # 1972763

Discover the beauty of this remarkable 34 acre parcel, free from any subdivision restrictions. Brazels Branch gracefully meanders through the property, creating a serene atmosphere. Close to...

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21023 Sunrise Lane, Scott

$265,000

21023 Sunrise Lane, Scott

41 Acres Land MLS® # 1972690

Mostly open high ground tillable 41+ acres with a few small wooded areas located a short distance off Hwy 61 and just 15 minutes from Boscobel in Crawford county, WI. Beautiful location for...

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Xxxx 650th Street, Ellsworth

$199,000

Xxxx 650th Street, Ellsworth

20 Acres Land MLS® # 6502419

Fantastic 19.93 Acre Lot just outside of Town!!! Multiple Walkout Building Sites for building your Dream Home! Rolling hills and great views of the Countryside! Great opportunity for a Ho...

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33 +/-ac Highway 73, Westford

$1

33 +/-ac Highway 73, Westford

33 Acres Land MLS® # 1972493

Columbia and Dodge Counties, Wisconsin Land Auction - Honored to present 33+/- acres located of Randolph, Wisconsin. Farmland in this area of land is a tightly held asset with ownership ofte...

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E10655 S Elk Run, Webster

$274,900

E10655 S Elk Run, Webster

30 Acres Land MLS® # 1867170

Escape to this secluded 30+/- acre hunting and recreational retreat in the scenic Driftless Region. This wilderness paradise features a spacious 24' diameter Pacific Yurt with modern ameniti...

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As of March 18, 2024 there are 170 active Wisconsin Tillable land & farm listings for sale with an average listing price of $667,757. The highest-priced land listing is $5,591,300, while the lowest priced land listing can be purchased for $1. Wisconsin Tillable land & farm listings have an average price of $10,957 per acre, based on land listings with an average of 75 acres.

Wisconsin Tillable Land For Sale

Wisconsin is known for its fertile farmland, which has played a critical role in the state's agricultural industry. Tillable land in Wisconsin has been in high demand for many years due to its favorable soil conditions and temperate climate. In this article, we'll explore the importance of tillable land in Wisconsin and the benefits it provides to the state's agricultural industry.

Tillable land is land that is suitable for cultivation, meaning it has the necessary soil quality, drainage, and topography to support plant growth. In Wisconsin, there are approximately 13.5 million acres of land, of which approximately 5.9 million acres are tillable. This represents roughly 44% of the state's total land area.

The importance of tillable land in Wisconsin cannot be overstated. Agriculture is a critical industry in the state, accounting for over $100 billion in economic activity annually. The state is known for producing a wide range of agricultural products, including dairy, beef, corn, soybeans, and potatoes, among others. All of these crops require fertile, tillable land to grow, making it a valuable commodity in the state.

One of the main benefits of tillable land in Wisconsin is its ability to support high-yield crops. The state's rich soil, combined with its favorable climate and growing conditions, allows farmers to produce high-quality crops year after year. This, in turn, helps to keep food prices stable and affordable for consumers, while also generating revenue for the state's agricultural industry.

Another benefit of tillable land in Wisconsin is its ability to support a diverse range of agricultural activities. Farmers in the state are able to grow a wide variety of crops, including grains, vegetables, fruits, and livestock, providing a diverse range of products for consumers. This diversity also helps to mitigate risks associated with fluctuations in the market, as farmers can shift their focus to different crops if one particular crop is not performing well.

In addition to its economic benefits, tillable land in Wisconsin also provides a range of environmental benefits. Well-maintained farmland can help to prevent soil erosion, promote water conservation, and support biodiversity. Furthermore, farmers in the state are increasingly adopting sustainable agricultural practices, such as crop rotation and conservation tillage, which help to reduce their environmental impact while also improving the health of their soil.

Despite the many benefits of tillable land in Wisconsin, there are also challenges associated with its use. For example, as demand for agricultural products continues to rise, there is pressure to convert more land into farmland, which can lead to deforestation and other environmental concerns. Additionally, changes in climate patterns, such as increased rainfall or drought, can impact crop yields and make it more challenging for farmers to maintain their land.

In conclusion, tillable land in Wisconsin is a valuable resource that supports the state's agricultural industry and provides a range of benefits to consumers and the environment. As demand for agricultural products continues to grow, it is important for policymakers and stakeholders to ensure that this resource is managed sustainably and that farmers have the support they need to maintain their land while also meeting the demands of the market. By working together, we can continue to enjoy the many benefits of tillable land in Wisconsin for years to come.