Cash crop
Lucky Lake, Saskatchewan

Listing Remarks

'Beechy-Luck' will be offered for sale by CLHbid.com by way of online electronic tender on July 10, 2025 from 9am-10am CST in 5 Parcels. The price listed is the Starting Bid for Parcel 5 - see website for Details & Starting Bids.

Made up of seven quarters, ‘Beechy-Luck’ consists of a total of 1,116 acres located south of Beechy, Saskatchewan. The assemblage is a must see as it is 100% comprised of the highest soil classification that the RMs of Victory and Canaan have to offer. It is said that diligence is the mother of good luck; well, assuming bidders carry out their due diligence, then the high bidders on sale day stand to be the benefactors of good luck for generations to come. The Parcels of ‘Beechy-Luck’ are situated just to the north of Lake Diefenbaker, the largest body of water in southern Saskatchewan. The area has been in the news as of late regarding expanded irrigation potential for farmland.

Parcel 1 stands out as a highly productive half-section with a total of 319 acres, with approximately 312 acres under cultivation. The land features a gentle, southward-sloping terrain that enhances drainage - a key factor that contributes to a healthy crop. The absence of rocks and its rolling, well-drained topography make this wide-open half-section ideal for large machinery and efficient cultivation. Access is provided by a well-maintained dirt road along the west side, supporting logistical ease for seeding and harvest operations.
Parcel 2 is comprised of 159 acres, with approximately 147 acres under cultivation. Parcel 2 is unusually flat even for Saskatchewan and uniform throughout —qualities that support consistent yields and easier machinery use. The presence of a shelterbelt on the west side is an asset, capturing snow during the winter months and increasing soil moisture retention in the spring. This feature may contribute to improved productivity year over year. Like Parcel 1, it has few rocks and is accessed by a well-maintained grid road, making it both functional and efficient.

Parcel 3 is an oversized half-section with a total of 321 acres, with approximately 293 acres under cultivation. Its flat nature and effective drainage from both ends make it a reliable producer. The grid road access and absence of rocks ensure that farming equipment can operate without hindrance.

Parcel 4 is comprised of 156 acres, with approximately 139 acres under cultivation, and boasted a very productive cereal crop in 2024. With little to no rocks, this quarter section is well drained and offers access from a well-maintained grid road. The southwest corner of the Parcel has not been farmed and there is single phase power in place along the east side, increasing its value for potential irrigation or on-site infrastructure.

Parcel 5 is a full quarter with approximately 158 acres under cultivation. Parcel 5 offers a slightly rolling terrain with no physical obstructions, making it favorable for a range of crops and minimal soil disruption. Its soil profile and well-maintained road access contribute to its ease of use. Like Parcel 4, it also benefits from nearby single-phase power, this time along the north side, adding potential flexibility for operational enhancements.

Each of the five Parcels that make up ‘Beechy-Luck’ present excellent prospects for continued high-yield agriculture. Whether for expansion, investment, or strategic diversification, these Parcels offer a solid foundation for profitable and sustainable farming. If looking to travel several miles to take advantage of an assemblage of seven prime quarters, bidders may want to make use of CLHbid.com’s unique en bloc second round of bidding, where they can be assured of either getting all five Parcels, or none at all; there is never a risk of owning just 2 or 3 quarters located 15 miles from the home base. ‘Beechy-Luck’ sits south of Calgary, Alberta’s latitude, where land of this quality would sell