Virginia Real Estate Auction
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Virginia real estate auctions assist property owners to realize top prices for their
Virginia farmland for sale and
Virginia horse real estate. Selling farmland and horse properties at
VA land auctions conducted by
Certified Auctioneers offers sellers alternative marketing proposals including the option of online only bidding.
Virginia Farm Land for Sale
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Virginia farms support the Commonwealth's largest industry. Agriculture has a $55 billion annual impact on the state's economy. Covering 8.5 million acres or about a third of the state's total land, there are 47,000 farms in Virginia. Individuals and families operate 90 percent of the Virginia farms; 14 percent of owners are women. The state is also raises horses on Virginia real estate that fondly remembered for gorgeous verdant pastures. The agricultural industry sustains more than 357,000 jobs in the state. If Virginia's forestlands are included, the economic impact grows by $24 billion a year.
Virginia Cattle Land for Sale
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The Commonwealth consists of five different climates including Tidewater, Piedmont, Northern Virginia, Western Mountain, and southwestern Mountain. Consisting of sediment from all over the state, the rich Pamunkey soil formed in the James River Basin. Virginia soils support many crops including soybeans, corn, tobacco, tomatoes, winter wheat, and hay. A newer industry, the nursery and greenhouse industry generated over $247.9 million, exporting much to other states. In order, the crops ranked:
1. In 2008, soybeans valued at $135.8 million sold at market. Soybeans are used in the production of soaps, crayons, paints, soda, oils, soup, hotdogs, noodles, tofu, biodiesel, and other products.
2. In 2007, corn for grain generated $101.1 million in sales. Grain feeds poultry, equine, dairy, and cattle.
3. Tobacco is the No. 3 cash crop.
4. Tomatoes are the fourth leading cash crop and rank fourth nationally.
5. Winter wheat with a value of $65.0 million came in No. 5. The wheat is ground to flour and is used in animal feed.
6. In 2007, hay harvest brought in $44.3 million. It is important to the livestock industry.
Virginia Farm Auction
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How do animal products compare? Broiler chickens are the most valuable agricultural product. In 2007, poultry farms produced 250 million broilers worth over $559.4 million, ranking the state No. 9 in national broiler production. Beef is the No. 2 leading commodity, valued at $429.9 million in 2007. Milk from 98,000 dairy cows ranked No. 3 with $371.7 million in sales. No. 4 is turkey production with 22 million head valued at $298.6 million. In addition, the state is known for its hams and pork products, especially hams produced in the town of Smithfield.
Virginia Horse Real Estate
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Old Dominion, the state by nickname, is home to about 7.8 million residents. Founded in 1788 as the tenth state in the Union, the chosen capital is Richmond and the largest city is Virginia Beach (pop. 439,467). The State Bird is the Cardinal, State Flower the American Dogwood.
United Country Real Estate has offices in the following cities with the ability to host and produce auction events: United Country has 19 offices in Virginia with the ability to host and execute auction events. They are located in Appomattox, Dinwiddie, Callao/ Northern Neck, Clarksville, Danville/Chatham, Eastern Shore, Emporia, Front Royal, Keysville, Lake Gaston, Madison Heights, Midlothian/Richmond, Petersburg, Remington, Shacklefords/Middle Peninsula, Stanardsville, Suffolk, Tappahannock/Middle Peninsula, and Victoria.
For more information about
real estate auctions, farm auctions, and land auctions and Certified Auctioneers,
contact United Country Certified Real Estate at 229-726-0065 or call toll free at 800-711-9175.
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