Montana Acreage Auctions, Ranch, Farm, Land Auctions
Montana Acreage Auctions, Ranch, Farm, Land Auctions
Montana acreage auctions assist sellers of Montana ranches and farmlands to entertain buyers to bring top dollar for Montana ranch and farm land. Employing detailed land analysis and market plans to produce and host Montana land auctions, auctioneers create win-win solutions for sellers in Big Sky Country.
Indeed, Montana’s terrain and climate varies across its 93 million acres with 18.3 million acres of Montana farmland, 0.5 million woodland, let alone 41 million used as pasture. Actually, approximately 3.5 million acres are Land Conservations or Wetland Reserves.
Montana Acreage Auctions in the Treasure State
Nicknamed the Treasure State, it is the fourth largest state in the United States. Centrally located, Helena is the state capital. The western half of the state is mostly rugged mountains and deep valleys, whereas the eastern portion is predominantly rolling hills and plains. Lumber, tourism, and hard rock mining are prevalent in the western half. To the east, buyers find more grain fields, ranches, oil drilling, and coal mining.
In 2003, there were 28,000 Montana farms averaging 2,146 acres each. Although the government owns a third of the land, it also leases large portions to farmers and ranchers for crops and livestock production.
Montana Acreage Auctions assist with Agriculture
What crops rank in the top ten when compared with the 50 states? As a matter of fact back in 2003, Montana croplands ranked as follows:
No. 2 Durum wheat (14.5 million bushels)
also No. 3 Spring wheat (60.5 million bushels)
No. 3 Barley (34 million bushels)
In fact No. 6 Sugar beets (1.3 million hundredweight)
No. 3 Garbanzo beans (150,000 hundredweight)
Also No. 4 Lentils (273,000 hundredweight)
No. 4 Dry edible peas (452,000 hundredweight)
Also No. 2 Flaxseed (221,000 bushels)
No. 8 Pinto beans (209,000 hundredweight)
Montana Acreage Auction aids in multiple sectors
To tell the truth capitalizing on the agricultural sector, residents have added large food processing industries that ]add value to the farm products. For example, the state harvests 5,400 acres of wheat annually. Besides, raw wheat may be worth $3.67 per bushel in given markets. However, ground into flour it brings $15 per bushel and baking the flour into bread raises the value to $111 per bushel accordingly.
Not only this but common value-added products made in the state include bread, baked goods and mixes, breakfast cereals, pizza crusts, pasta, safflower and canola oil, ice cream, beer, food seasonings, jams and sauces, meat snacks, smoked fish, boxed beef and pork, and candy. In fact Montana also produces feed for farm animals.
By the way Idaho shares the western border with Montana. And yet, North and South Dakota lie to the east. In addition Wyoming to the south, and Canada’s British Columbia, Alberta, and Saskatchewan to the north.
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When in fact Auctioneers have the ability to host and execute auction events for sellers throughout the Montana and the nation. 
Ask for a FREE PROPERTY ANALYSIS for your property. If you are looking to sell property soon, you owe it to yourself to call the land and acreage experts. Call now Toll Free 844-400-2828 that’s 844-400-AUCTION.
