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81 Acres Anderson Road, Neillsville

$329,900

81 Acres Anderson Road, Neillsville

81 Acres Land MLS® # 22504866

Enjoy 81 acres of a mix of woods, tillable acreage and a creek that runs through the property. There are many opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast or a great place to build a new home o...

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N2179 Schalk, Ogema

$199,900

N2179 Schalk, Ogema

63 Acres Land MLS® # 1938712

Great opportunity to own this secluded 63-acre property located on a dead-end road just in time for fall. There are approximately 9 acres of tillable ground along with two established food p...

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Lot 1 & 2 Morgan, Concord

$849,999 Oconomowoc River

Lot 1 & 2 Morgan, Concord

36 Acres Land MLS® # 1938696

Discover 36 acres of natural beauty with over a quarter mile of frontage along the meandering Oconomowoc River. This property offers a great build site, tillable acreage, mature woods, and n...

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000 Fulton Street, Buena Vista

$397,000

000 Fulton Street, Buena Vista

57 Acres Land MLS® # 2010394

Welcome to 56.84± acres of recreational paradise in Richland County, Wisconsin, located just minutes from Richland Center. This Driftless Region property offers a stunning blend of wildlife ...

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Lt1 E State Road 67, Turtle

$1,500,000

Lt1 E State Road 67, Turtle

97 Acres Land MLS® # 1938530

Discover the perfect balance of open farmland and natural beauty on this stunning +/-97-acre property. Approximately 37 acres of tillable ground and 60 acres of woods, this parcel offers end...

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103 Acres Jackson Highway O, La Grange

$1,300,000

103 Acres Jackson Highway O, La Grange

103 Acres Land MLS® # 1938408

Rare opportunity to own this 103 acres in LaGrange/Sugar Creek township. 91 tillable acres /12 wooded. There are 2 separate parcels a 40 acre parcel and a 63 acre parcel. The 40 is buildable...

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153.8 Acre Sugar Creek, Sugar Creek

$1,821,250

153.8 Acre Sugar Creek, Sugar Creek

154 Acres Land MLS® # 1938356

Highly desirable farm land in Sugar Creek Township! 153.8 Acres of land offers 145.7 prime tillable acreage. With most of the land dedicated to crop production, this property provides farm...

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00 E County Road Y, Viroqua

$270,000

00 E County Road Y, Viroqua

18 Acres Land MLS® # 1938263

This parcel for sale consists of 18 surveyed acres. All 18 acres of land is tillable that brings in rental income. There are also many possible building sites, The property is located very ...

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Lt1 Old Highway 8, Laona

$159,900

Lt1 Old Highway 8, Laona

40 Acres Land MLS® # 1938244

40 acres of prime hunting land with about 12 acres of tillable land currently leased at $75 an acre through 2026. 2 permanent tree stands included. Land sits on ATV / UTV trails and very clo...

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8177 Middle, Manitowoc Rapids

$321,900

8177 Middle, Manitowoc Rapids

34 Acres Land MLS® # 1938172

Exclusive agricultural land available. Approximately 33.888 acres. Newly separated from the homestead. Prime tillable farm land with just a couple acres of woods/lowland. Located on a qu...

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State Road 49, WEYAUWEGA

$510,000

State Road 49, WEYAUWEGA

59 Acres Land Town of Bloomfield MLS® # 50316270

59 Acres in the Town of Bloomfield, Waushara County! This scenic property offers a beautiful blend of tillable farmland and wooded acreage, ideal for hunting, recreation, or continued agricu...

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26270 Homestead Lane, Akan

$825,000

26270 Homestead Lane, Akan

105 Acres Land MLS® # 2010116

Special 105 +/- acre property in the Driftless Area. The profitable mix of tillable ground & woods provide both income and hunting opportunities. 60+/- acres of desirable ag ground flows ac...

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Tbd Bruce Mound Avenue, Merrillan

$665,685 Vismal

Tbd Bruce Mound Avenue, Merrillan

148 Acres Land MLS® # 1596143

Here is an opportunity to own 147+/- acres near Merrillan, Wisconsin. The property consists of approximately 137 acres of tillable income-producing farmland. Most of the remaining acreage bo...

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185th Avenue, Jim Falls

$224,000

185th Avenue, Jim Falls

32 Acres Land MLS® # 1596123

This beautiful property is located in a very nice area, close to Cornell Lake. An ideal location to build your dream home or cabin, the land is gently rolling with a large open area near the...

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S12705 State Road 37, Drammen Twp

$495,000

S12705 State Road 37, Drammen Twp

3 Beds 2 Baths 38 Acres 2,450 SqFt Farm MLS® # 6798261

Country living at its finest with over 38 rolling acres featuring a beautiful mix of mature trees surrounding tillable acres, a 3-bedroom ranch home, a charming post beam barn, and peaceful ...

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As of October 12, 2025 there are 262 active Wisconsin Tillable land & farm listings for sale with an average listing price of $787,407. The highest-priced land listing is $9,500,000, while the lowest priced land listing can be purchased for $1. Wisconsin Tillable land & farm listings have an average price of $12,782 per acre, based on land listings with an average of 81 acres.

Wisconsin Tillable Land For Sale

Wisconsin is known for its fertile farmland, which has played a critical role in the state's agricultural industry. Tillable land in Wisconsin has been in high demand for many years due to its favorable soil conditions and temperate climate. In this article, we'll explore the importance of tillable land in Wisconsin and the benefits it provides to the state's agricultural industry.

Tillable land is land that is suitable for cultivation, meaning it has the necessary soil quality, drainage, and topography to support plant growth. In Wisconsin, there are approximately 13.5 million acres of land, of which approximately 5.9 million acres are tillable. This represents roughly 44% of the state's total land area.

The importance of tillable land in Wisconsin cannot be overstated. Agriculture is a critical industry in the state, accounting for over $100 billion in economic activity annually. The state is known for producing a wide range of agricultural products, including dairy, beef, corn, soybeans, and potatoes, among others. All of these crops require fertile, tillable land to grow, making it a valuable commodity in the state.

One of the main benefits of tillable land in Wisconsin is its ability to support high-yield crops. The state's rich soil, combined with its favorable climate and growing conditions, allows farmers to produce high-quality crops year after year. This, in turn, helps to keep food prices stable and affordable for consumers, while also generating revenue for the state's agricultural industry.

Another benefit of tillable land in Wisconsin is its ability to support a diverse range of agricultural activities. Farmers in the state are able to grow a wide variety of crops, including grains, vegetables, fruits, and livestock, providing a diverse range of products for consumers. This diversity also helps to mitigate risks associated with fluctuations in the market, as farmers can shift their focus to different crops if one particular crop is not performing well.

In addition to its economic benefits, tillable land in Wisconsin also provides a range of environmental benefits. Well-maintained farmland can help to prevent soil erosion, promote water conservation, and support biodiversity. Furthermore, farmers in the state are increasingly adopting sustainable agricultural practices, such as crop rotation and conservation tillage, which help to reduce their environmental impact while also improving the health of their soil.

Despite the many benefits of tillable land in Wisconsin, there are also challenges associated with its use. For example, as demand for agricultural products continues to rise, there is pressure to convert more land into farmland, which can lead to deforestation and other environmental concerns. Additionally, changes in climate patterns, such as increased rainfall or drought, can impact crop yields and make it more challenging for farmers to maintain their land.

In conclusion, tillable land in Wisconsin is a valuable resource that supports the state's agricultural industry and provides a range of benefits to consumers and the environment. As demand for agricultural products continues to grow, it is important for policymakers and stakeholders to ensure that this resource is managed sustainably and that farmers have the support they need to maintain their land while also meeting the demands of the market. By working together, we can continue to enjoy the many benefits of tillable land in Wisconsin for years to come.