Saskatchewan announced on October 28 that, starting November 9, eligible agricultural Crown land leases will be offered online as they become available instead of through a single annual offering. Producers seeking new or expired leases will need to monitor the government and McDougall Auctioneers listings and meet the province's bidding eligibility requirements.
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Saskatchewan shifts agricultural Crown leases to ongoing online offerings
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Original source Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture, 2026-10-28 ↗
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