parcel Description

Parcel 1 is situated on the upper south-bank of the South Saskatchewan River, offering often-sought-after isolation and serenity. Ideally suited for growing pedigree seed, the Parcel offers up natural isolation from adjoining crops. Parcel 1 consists of 212 acres, with 130 acres under irrigation supplied via the SMRID underground, filtered, pressurized pipeline system. The eastern 90 acres of irrigated land are in crop and are classified as Class 1 soil according to the Canada Land Inventory map. These acres offer potential for a wide array of cropping options, including potatoes. In the past, the entire irrigated area has been cropped. The western portion of the Parcel is in grass. Parcel 1 boasts a yard site that features power, a cistern, a septic tank, a septic field, and 14,000 +/- bushel grain storage, including one Sakundiak bin on air. There is also natural gas and a dugout for livestock located in the northeastern corner of the Parcel. Approximately 30 acres on the north side of the Parcel, and an additional 10 acres on the south side, is dryland farmland. Approximately 50 acres on the western side of the Parcel is still in native pasture. Aggregate testing along the westerly perimeter of the Parcel may be permitted on terms agreed to in advance with CLHbid.com. The pivot is a 6-tower Zimmatic with low-pressure drop nozzles, utilizing single-phase power that is located at the yard site. As a bonus, the Parcel has Surface Lease Revenue of over $6,000 per annum. The current tenant owns the cross fence, bridges and reserve pumping unit, which do not form part of the sale. Due to the geography of the Parcel, the Perimeter fences on the west side and northwest corner do not follow the legal boundaries. There is also a SMRID domestic turnout and a small dugout in the NE corner of the yard of Parcel 1.