Tate Package presents an opportunity to acquire a sizeable block of productive Saskatchewan farmland in the Rural Municipality of Mount Hope No. 279. Comprised of 12 parcels totaling 1,914.17 ISC titled acres, with approximately 1,668 cultivated acres, the package offers the scale and operational efficiency sought by expanding farm operations and long-term agricultural investors.

The land is predominantly made up of Weyburn loam soils, a well-established soil association recognized for its versatility and dependable crop production throughout the region. The parcels offer a balance of highly productive cultivated land together with pasture and natural acres, creating a diverse agricultural holding that can accommodate a variety of farming objectives. Several quarters carry stronger soil ratings and a high percentage of cultivated acres, while others contribute additional grazing and agricultural flexibility.

The property carries a weighted average 2026 SAMA Soil Final Rating of 50.8 and an average assessed value of approximately $272,903 per 160-acre quarter. Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation (SCIC) classifications are primarily Classes J and K, all within Risk Zone 15, reflecting consistent growing conditions across the package while allowing purchasers to evaluate the strengths of each individual parcel.

With no residential yard sites included, Tate Package is a straightforward land acquisition focused on agricultural production. Whether assembled as an expansion for an existing operation or secured as a long-term investment, this offering provides a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial block of farmland in one of Saskatchewan’s established farming regions.

Available for the 2027 growing season, purchasers can immediately incorporate the land into their farming operation.