Farm For Sale Alberta

Those who choose to purchase farmland in Alberta are in the company of many wealthy investors that know that land values appreciate reliably. Owning farmland in Alberta can be a steady source of passive income or long-term holding and provides security as it is a tangible resource with relatively low maintenance. For those who also choose to farm their own land, there is a possibility for a very rewarding entrepreneureal lifestyle.

Ways you can make money on your land in Alberta: Lease out your land, Develop for residential, commercial or industrial purposes, Subdivide your land, Glean the natural resources, Hold the land for future appreciating values.

Yes, you can start a poultry farm on a piece of land in Alberta. Of course, depending on the size of your operation there may be regulations for you to consider. Most municipalities are allowing small flocks even in residential areas, you will need to verify the bylaws for your specific area as the allowable flock size varies. The Government of Alberta has information to assist you here.

Yes, whether it be a breeding, training or boarding facility, business permits can be obtained from your local county office for the specific type of equestrian business you would like to operate. Check your local bylaws for how many animals you will be allowed to have on your land, depending on the size.
Alberta is also home to some of the largest internation competitions in Canada in many different diciplines. These competitions draw competitors, professionals, clients and horse power from all over the world.

The topographical differences of land in Alberta are astounding, stretching from the northern regions where lakes and rivers decorate the map, to the West boundary marked by the magestic Rocky Mountains, all the way to the sprawling prairies toward the east perimeter of the province.There are areas that boast some of the best farmlands available in all of Canada because of its productive, fertile soil that’s perfect for growing various crops. There are also heavily treed areas in the Province of Alberta that lead up to the highest elevation of 11,000 feet, there are fossil-rich beds in the Badlands, and crawling river valleys that can carry you to the area of lowest elevation of 573 feet.

Things to consider when buying farmland in Alberta are the location, the usability, accessibility, precipitation, and the viability of your operation for affording the land investment.

There are nearly 500 dairy farmers in Alberta. Alberta Milk is a great resource for information on how supply is managed as well as programs for those interested in starting a new dairy farm.