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Prairie Oaks Ranch - 4,530 acres
Hale County, Alabama
Southern Hospitality Meets Western! Exquisite on-going cattle ranch consisting of 4,540 acres +/-, 4 horse barns, 3 enclosed shops, 1 shavings barn, 3...
3040 Acre Turnkey Hunting Property Sleeps 22, West AL
Pickens County, Alabama
Owl Creek Plantation Let me take you on a journey. A trip back in time. An excursion to a plantation unaware of the chaos of 2020. A place where the r...
Hunting & Recreational Ranch For Sale in Pickens County, AL
Pickens County, Alabama
Historic Plantation with Hunting & Recreational Land For Sale in Pickensville, AL Owl Creek Plantation Let me take you on a journey. A trip back in ...
A Gorgeous property and unique opportunity to own a 1500 acre row crop or cattle farm in the path of progress for future appreciation.
Montgomery County, Alabama
This is a gorgeous property and unique opportunity to own a working 1507 acre farm. Perfect for corn, soybeans, hemp, pasture or hayfields. This Mont...
Chilton County Industrial Property
Chilton County, Alabama
Chilton County Tract is 90 acres located just south of the city limits of Clanton that can be used for industrial development. The property has over 3...
Four Mile Farm
Shelby County, Alabama
Four Mile Farm - 500 acres of beautiful pasture and timber land. A short drive down HWY 280 from Birmingham, This farm and recreational paradise is a...
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Alabama, one of the south's primary states, contains thousands of acres of farmland and timber country available for sale. The weather in this state is humid and subtropical with annual high temperatures in the mid-70s and lows in the mid- to low-50s. It rains here every month of the year, with an annual average of about 53 inches.
Alabama is a low-lying state with much of it 500-feet below sea level, and its highest point at 2,400-feet. The state's topography is diverse consisting of the Gulf Coastal Plain, Piedmont Plateau, Ridge and Valley section, and Appalachian (or Cumberland) Plateau. A small bottom niche of the state sees the Gulf of Mexico. Neighboring states include Mississippi, Georgia, and Tennessee.
There is a diverse farm community in Alabama with an average farm size of around 200 acres, although 2,000-acre farms for sale in Alabama are not unusual. It was once known as the cotton state, but agriculture has since diversified to include a rotation of planting crops of soybeans, corn, and peanuts. Wheat, rye, clover, and vetch are also grown on the land, as are pecans and peaches. Cattle, poultry for broilers and egg production are also an important part of the agricultural landscape.
The economy of Alabama is dependent upon the automotive and manufacturing industries as well as agriculture, the aerospace industry and its natural resources of timber, coal, iron ore, and limestone which are required to make steel. Actually, about 70% of this "Heart of Dixie" state is covered in forests.
The capital of AL is Montgomery although the largest city is Birmingham with a population of more than 210,000. Birmingham was once nicknamed "The Magic City," where steel and pipe-related businesses such as American Cast Iron Pipe Company and U.S. Steel-Fairfield Works remain primary employers. Walmart, however, is the largest employer in the state.
Farms USA has hundreds of land listings in Alabama including equestrian property, cattle ranches, farms, agricultural and fishing land. Land for sale in Alabama starts under $10,000 with properties of less than one acre to more than 500 acres. If you are looking for farmland to work, or acreage to build a retirement home surrounded by pines, Alabama has a lot to offer. Use Farms USA search parameters to see what land is available by the type, size, and price range of property for sale in Alabama you may be looking for.
