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New Jersey Land Information
Recent internal data lists $4 billion of New Jersey land parcels for sale. With thousands of properties and rural land for sale in the state, these land listings cover a combined 39,337 acres of New Jersey land for sale. The average price of farms, ranches and other land listings for sale in New Jersey is $769,884. New Jersey's agricultural economy is diverse, with top products including nursery and greenhouse products, fruits and vegetables, and horses. The state is known for its peaches, blueberries, cranberries, and tomatoes, and the equine industry generates billions of dollars annually. Small-scale farming operations produce dairy, eggs, and meat, while agritourism is a growing industry. New Jersey ranks among the country's smallest states in terms of size, encompassing 8,722 square miles (6 million acres). Wildlife to be found on land for sale in New Jersey include whitetail deer, geese, and ducks. Anglers have their choice of bass and trout.
New Jersey's hunting land spans over 700,000 acres of public and private land, including areas like the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area and state forests. The state is known for its populations of white-tailed deer, black bear, and wild turkey, as well as small game species like rabbit and squirrel. Additionally, New Jersey's conservation efforts and hunting regulations support sustainable wildlife populations and outdoor recreation.
New Jersey's hunting land spans over 700,000 acres of public and private land, including areas like the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area and state forests. The state is known for its populations of white-tailed deer, black bear, and wild turkey, as well as small game species like rabbit and squirrel. Additionally, New Jersey's conservation efforts and hunting regulations support sustainable wildlife populations and outdoor recreation.
