Which regions are popular for land buying?

Farmland is plentiful in Wisconsin, though the climate, with its short growing season, is more suited for dairy farming than crops. Agricultural land prices have been on the rise in recent years. The average rate is $5,416 per acre, and the highest average cost of agricultural land is in the South Eastern and South Central regions.

What are some common uses for land in Wisconsin?

Many properties are available for both farming and hunting in Wisconsin, and the state is an ideal place for outdoor enthusiasts. Additionally, Wisconsin is known for its superb wild turkey hunting, especially in the southern part of the state, but the turkey population has been expanding northward in recent years.

What should you consider before buying land in Wisconsin?

When buying recreational land, whether you're looking for cabins or land for hunting or farming, it's important to have the property appraised and inspected. It's also important to check with the Department of Natural Resources as many of its rules may affect land use involving endangered resources, wetlands, historical landfills and invasive species.