Recreational land is one of the newest specialties for agricultural property—providing real value to non-tillable acreage. In simple terms, recreational land is real estate that isn’t being tilled or grazed, and land that isn’t going to be developed in the foreseeable future. This non-tillable acreage could be timber, a pond, or acreage enrolled in government programs. While tillable acres offer the owner an opportunity to receive income from a property, recreational property offers a variety of activities from hunting to fishing to the potential for a weekend retreat. For many, owning recreational land is simply a means to enjoy their outdoor hobbies or to provide a lovely environment for their home and surrounding land. For investors, recreational land can be a source of income, either through enrollment in the government Conservation Reserve Program or through the leasing of hunting rights on the property. The Loranda Group is a leader in the brokerage and acquisition of recreational land, offering new income and new possibilities for buyers and sellers alike.