Township Canada for Farmland Investors
Map portfolios across multiple townships, verify titles against deal paperwork, and use Projects to organize acquisition pipelines.
What farmland investors do with Township Canada
Portfolios - sometimes a dozen quarters, sometimes a few thousand - held across multiple municipalities, leases, and operators. The legal land descriptions on every title, lease, and deal sheet are the only identifier that ties everything together. Township Canada turns those descriptions into maps, coordinates, and joined data so portfolio-scale work runs without one-at-a-time lookups.
Acquisition pipeline mapping
A deal sheet lists 60 quarters across three RMs in central Saskatchewan and the Westlock area in Alberta. Before underwriting begins, the portfolio needs to be plotted: contiguous, scattered, or clustered? Soil zone mix? Flood exposure? Drop the parcels into the batch converter (Business plan) and export with coordinates and boundary polygons in minutes, not half a day.
Title verification against deal paperwork
A purchase agreement lists NE 14-032-21 W3M; the title abstract lists NE 14-32-21 W3. Same parcel, different formatting. Multiply across 60 quarters and the reconciliation gets error-prone. Batch conversion normalizes formats and confirms each description resolves to the parcel the deal references.
Projects for acquisition pipelines
Organize acquisition targets in Projects, display parcels as points or polygons, and export saved locations for the diligence workflow.
It turns a parcel list into a reusable map view your team can revisit as title, lease, and operator details change.
Per-parcel underwriting via the parcel report
For any specific quarter under diligence, the app search flow opens a full parcel report - legal description, LSRS productivity, 5-year crop rotation, treaty/consultation flag, and area in acres. Unlimited with the Agriculture Bundle, including PDF export.
What's in the Agriculture Bundle
- Monthly parcel report allowance + PDF export + full LSRS/AAFC overlays + treaty flags
- Projects with saved parcel lists, polygon display, and export (CSV and other formats require the Business base plan)
Agriculture Bundle (stacks on Pro or Business; see pricing). Right for investors, asset managers, and large farmland holding companies. Investor-scale workflows typically run Business + Agriculture Bundle for batch CSV upload and team management on top of the ag data layers.
See full pricing on the pricing page or open Projects.
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Other personas
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Verify SCIC and AFSC quarter sections before filing, map new leases before signing, and pull a full parcel report with LSRS productivity and 5-year crop history.
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Township Canada for Oil and Gas Operators
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Township Canada for CCS and Geothermal Developers
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Agriculture Parcel Data API for Canadian Developers
One GET request returns LSRS soil productivity, crop rotation history, CLI land capability, soil classification, and drought status for a supported quarter section in Alberta, Saskatchewan, or Manitoba.
Township Canada for Surveyors and Geomatics Professionals
Native ArcGIS Pro locator, NTS grid for BC mineral claims, batch conversion of any survey system, and an API for internal tools. Built for the Canadian survey systems Esri doesn't ship.
Township Canada for Crop Insurance Adjusters
Verify SCIC and AFSC quarter sections before submission, batch-convert claim portfolios, and map damage zones for hail and storm events.