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Parcel search

Parcel search is a normalised farmland inventory assembled from public and government land portals, geocoded and enriched with environmental overlays. Every listing carries the source it came from, when it was ingested and under which licence, so a diligence reviewer can trace any figure back to its origin.

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What it includes#

  • Public listing inventory ingested from a registry of portals, including government land portals.
  • Geocoding and environmental overlays applied at ingest, not at read time.
  • Map results panel with filters on area, crop fit, price band and jurisdiction.
  • Listing detail pages with source provenance displayed on the record itself.
  • Buyer shortlist workspace and parcel comparison across candidate properties.
  • Saved-search alerts and multi-currency price display.
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Why provenance sits on the listing#

Institutional buyers cannot use a figure they cannot attribute. Each record shows the originating portal, the ingest timestamp and the licence under which the data is redistributed. Where a value is inferred rather than published, it is labelled as inferred.

Frequently asked

Where do the listings come from?
From a maintained registry of public and government land portals, ingested through a normalisation pipeline. Each portal's licence terms are recorded and enforced before any record is exposed commercially.

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