, Lucky Lake, Saskatchewan - ID# 1101999

Saskatchewan farming! Wide open spaces with unlimited capacity.

Real Estate Centre is proud to present the largest Saskatchewan irrigated crop farm listing currently on the market with a total land base of approx. 54 quarter sections, 8,660 acres, mainly cultivated land, plus an extensive building complex.

Large irrigated cash crop farm in Lake Diefenbaker area, Lucky Lake, SK.

Here is a unique opportunity to acquire a major block of irrigated land in Saskatchewan.

The farm features a large potato storage building of approx. 108,700 sq.ft. built in 1997, with eight 4000-tonne storage bins of which half are refrigerated. The farm is ideal for seed potato production, other specialty crops, value-added processing etc. Disease pressure for seed potatoes is low or non-existent in Lucky Lake area, and the farm is centrally located between the large and expanding commercial potato production areas in Southern Alberta and Southern Manitoba.

Land base

• Total acres: 8,660 acres (3,505 ha), approx. 54 quarter sections of land.
• Approximately 5155 total irrigated acres. Approx. 4803 acres are currently under the pivot, and about 352 acres have a LLID water delivery point but no pivot yet.
• A total of 4405 irrigated acres are on the LLID pressurized water delivery system, no pumps required. A total of approx. 750 irrigated acres are on a private pumping system. Some of the non-irrigated land might be eligible for irrigation expansion. (The Saskatchewan government recently announced plans to substantially grow the irrigation industry in the province.)

Yard 1

• New 2018 executive style log home, a large and modern shop including living accommodation for employees (approx. 25,000 sq.ft.; built in 1997). Huge, well designed yard.
• Potato storage building, see details above.
• Grain and fertilizer storage:
  • 15 x 4,800 bushels new steel hopper bottom bins; 11 of them have cones for aeration (but no fan) and 4 are without aeration cones.
  • 6 x 4,600 bushels fertilizer storage, all hopper bins.
  • 22,780 bushels older bins.
  • The seller uses 4 bins in the potato storage building for grain storage. The other 4 bins in the same building could also be used for grain storage after floor adjustment. Each bin easily holds 100,000 bushels grain, and with some extra work max 150,000 bushels per bin.
• Located right next to a rail spur, adjacent to Lucky Lake, ideal for loading/unloading trains for direct rail shipments.
• Hooked up to high capacity electrical service, high capacity natural gas service, town water and town sewer.

Yard 2

• Residence of approx. 2,384 sq.ft. plus basement and single-car attached garage. Built in 1976. New roof done in 2019.
• Well landscaped yard with mature trees, full services, three-phase power, natural gas, septic tank with pumpout. Yard comes with a good water supply system for domestic use, yard irrigation and sprayer use. Water is supplied by a rural water association.
• Large shop / machine shed, 80’ x 180’, built in 2016, with 20’ high ceiling. Attached 20’ x 30’ addition, heated and insulated, with concrete floor.
• Grain storage: three 30,000-bushel bins flat bottom with aeration, seven 4,500-bushel hopper bins with aeration.

A nice variety of crops can be grown in this area. To name a few: peas, lentils, wheat, barley, canola, onions, potatoes, hemp, flax, mustard, corn, vegetables etc.

This unique irrigated land package is ideal for large scale farmers, colonies, investors, exporters etc. and for large scale production of specialty crops.

For your information, there is even a little airport close to the farm (Lucky Lake Airport).

More land is available if desired.

Please give us a call for a showing. It’s summer time, the crops are growing, come and see this impressive Saskatchewan farming operation!