farmland

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You can safely invest in Saskatchewan farmlands because a farmland is a very stable, conservative, as well as income producing investment.

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  1. noun Land suitable or used for farming.

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  • You can safely invest in Saskatchewan farmlands because a farmland is a very stable, conservative, as well as income producing investment. —  Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
  • In Ontario, the selling price of a farmland is about $6,500 for an acre and the rent per acre is $175 to $300. —  Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
  • The data also predicted a bumper summer harvest from 27 million hectares of farmland, which is an increase of 340,000 hectares on last year.
  • Spreading of the wastes on the farmland is a long-standing practice.
  • The left-hand one is the most common type in Swedish farmland, used mainly to hunt large mammals, but also I believe in standard-issue army rifles of the 20th century. —  ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science
 

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