Cash crop
Golden Prairie, Saskatchewan

Listing Remarks

'Homerun With Bigstick' will be offered for sale by CLHbid.com by way of online electronic tender on March 19, 2026 from 9am-10am CST in 6 Parcels. The price listed is the Starting Bid for Parcel 2 - see website for Details & Starting Bids.
https://www.clhbid.com/auctions/homerun-with-bigstick/

‘Homerun With Bigstick’ is the kind of opportunity that makes the Major Leagues attainable: no more waiting on draft picks, this is that once in a lifetime chance. Build your legacy by choosing one Parcel or all six, the en bloc bidding round after the first round of bidding puts producers looking to expand their operations on a level playing field. The included Surface Lease Revenue is like that designated hitter (DH) that’s always there day in and day out, offering guaranteed income before you start an engine. Build that winning combination for the upcoming season and take control of your destiny - future generations will thank you.
Located just 2.5 miles west of Golden Prairie, Saskatchewan, these Parcels are situated in the RMs of Enterprise and Big Stick. ‘Homerun With Bigstick’ offers the perfect combination of scenic, rolling landscape mixed with excellent drainage and minimal obstacles. With a little work, the perimeter and cross-fences could easily be put back into service for those that have livestock looking for a new home. All six Parcels offer good access, with Texas gates in place for smaller vehicles and equipment. Larger access points are available to accommodate full-size farm machinery and support equipment.
Parcel 1 consists of 155 acres, with approximately 135 acres under cultivation, and a small pasture in the northeast corner. Access can be gained on the northern and eastern boundaries, and there is natural gas.
Parcel 2 comprises 158 acres, with approximately 80 acres of wheat stubble and the remaining acres in pasture with perimeter and cross-fencing that need repair. There is also a functioning well on Parcel 2 with good water. Access is available from the northern and western boundaries.
The yard site on Parcel 2 comes with a house that has the shell intact but is otherwise needs an extensive and comprehensive renovation; the work has already been started and is waiting for someone to complete the makeover.
There is a combination of hoppered and flat-bottom grain storage with over 20,000 bushels of total storage capacity, and the 50’ x 120’ machinery quonset with a large overhead door adds additional value and functionality. Once again, perimeter and cross fences within the yard would complement any livestock operation.
Parcel 3 consists of 160 acres, with approximately 145 acres in wheat stubble. There is natural gas to the quarter, the fences need repair and access can be gained from the west side.
Parcel 4 comprises 159 acres, with approximately 129 acres under cultivation. The perimeter and cross-fences need work, and there is a mixture of lentil and wheat stubble. There is a dugout on the eastern side of the Parcel and access can be gained from the western boundary.
Parcel 5 is an east/west half-section with a total of 306 acres, of which approximately 290 acres are in lentil and wheat stubble. The abandoned rail bed dissects the Parcel and access to the northern section can be gained from the west side, while the southern section can be accessed from the southern and eastern boundaries. There is natural gas as well as a rock pile in place.
Parcel 6 is a north/south half section comprising 308 acres and is dissected by the same abandoned rail bed. With approximately 290 acres in lentil and wheat stubble, access to the northern portion can be gained from the northern and eastern boundaries, while access to the southern portion can be gained from the east.
By utilizing CLHbid.com’s unique second round en bloc bidding, bidders can rest assured that they will have the o