Colquitt County, Georgia
From Moultrie — the county seat — out to Norman Park, Doerun, Ellenton, and Berlin, Colquitt County is intensively farmed south Georgia Coastal Plain — the heart of Georgia's peanut and cotton belt, with heavy vegetable and poultry operations layered on top. PlaceAcre buys farmland, timber, and rural tracts here directly, with a cash offer in 24-48 hours — no agents, no fees, no repairs.
Row-crop farmland in south Georgia's Coastal Plain, golden hour.
Colquitt County sits in Georgia's lower Coastal Plain, with flat-to-gently-rolling terrain and fertile sandy loam soils. The Moultrie area is widely cited — per the New Georgia Encyclopedia, not a PlaceAcre estimate — as generating more non-poultry agricultural revenue than any other town in Georgia. The county also hosts the Sunbelt Agricultural Exposition each October, billed as "North America's Premier Farm Show," on a 600-acre working research farm just outside Moultrie, drawing over 1,100 exhibitors annually.
Agricultural investors, poultry integrators, row-crop operators, and hunting/recreational-land buyers are all drawn to south Georgia's per-acre pricing, which remains well below north Georgia's exurban Atlanta-driven premiums. That gap is one of the biggest reasons Colquitt County land moves — and one of the reasons we keep buying here.
We price using real south Georgia row-crop and timberland comps — not statewide averages that mask the Coastal Plain — then hand you a firm number in writing.
Keep more from your Colquitt County land sale. Zero agent fees, zero closing costs on your side — the number we offer is the number you net.
Row-crop fields between rotations, cutover timber, a poultry tract with aging houses, or heir land tangled in probate — bring it as-is. We've closed on all of it.
Peanut, cotton, and corn ground across Colquitt County's sandy loam Coastal Plain — irrigated pivots and dryland alike.
Tomato, pepper, sweet corn, and mixed-vegetable operations tied into south Georgia's produce packing and shipping network.
Broiler and breeder tracts, including parcels with older or unused poultry infrastructure — we buy the land as-is.
Planted pine plantations, mixed hardwood, and cutover tracts across rural Colquitt County.
Deer, turkey, and quail hunting acreage — including bottomland, food-plot ground, and mixed pine/hardwood tracts.
Multi-heir farmland still working through probate or estate settlement — a common issue in south Georgia farm families and one we handle routinely.
Per USDA NASS's 2025 Land Values Summary, Georgia cropland rose 4.4% to $5,830/acre in 2025. That's the cleanest statewide anchor for what farm ground is trading at in Georgia today.
At a county-specific level, listing data from the private land marketplace Land.com shows a median asking price of roughly $11,274/acre for properties in Colquitt County. Treat that as a listing-price data point from a private marketplace, not a USDA or appraisal figure — it will vary significantly by parcel type (row-crop vs. timber vs. recreational) and is asking, not sold.
Real 2025–2026 headwinds are pressing on local row-crop growers. University of Georgia Extension estimated growers needed roughly $0.86/lb for irrigated cotton to break even in 2025, while Southeast cotton prices hovered near $0.64/lb through September 2025. That margin gap is pushing some Colquitt County landowners to consider a sale rather than carry another crop year.
For a parcel-specific number, run yours through the PlaceAcre Land Value Calculator — free, no signup — or request a written cash offer below.
Georgia sales typically use a Limited Warranty Deed (sometimes a General Warranty Deed) to convey title.
Georgia is an attorney-closing state — a licensed Georgia attorney must prepare the deed and oversee closing. This is not optional, even on a cash sale.
Cash sales can close in as little as 7-14 days once title is clear. Attorney-involved closings add a small amount of coordination time vs. non-attorney states.
Funds move through the closing attorney's trust account, with the deed recorded at the Colquitt County Superior Court Clerk's office. Georgia's real estate transfer tax ($1 per $1,000 plus $0.10 per additional $100 of sale price) must be paid before recording — customarily by the seller unless negotiated otherwise.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts
45,898
Population (2020 Census; current Census Bureau estimate is approximately 46,977 — small variance between vintages)
557
Square Miles (544 land, 12 water)
~$89K–$120K
Median Home Value (estimate range — sources vary by methodology; check Census QuickFacts for the primary figure)
37.2
Median Age
"Our family land outside Doerun had been sitting in probate for three years and nobody could agree on what to do with it. PlaceAcre worked through the heirs, coordinated with a Georgia closing attorney, and had a fair cash number wired inside a month."
— Denise K., Colquitt County heir property owner
"After 40 years of cotton and peanuts I was ready to step back, but I didn't want to list and wait a year. PlaceAcre gave me a straight cash offer on the row-crop ground in two days and closed in under two weeks. No hassle."
— Marcus T., retired Colquitt County row-crop farmer
Moultrie was named for Revolutionary War general (and later South Carolina governor) William Moultrie, though the town itself wasn't incorporated until 1859 and didn't see real growth until the 1890s.
In 1941, Spence Air Base (later Spence Field) was carved from roughly 1,600 acres of tobacco and cotton fields southeast of Moultrie as a WWII-era U.S. Army Air Force pilot training base.
The Sunbelt Agricultural Exposition, founded in 1977 and held every October in Moultrie, is billed as North America's largest working farm show — hosting some 1,200 commercial exhibitors on a 600-acre demonstration farm.
Colquitt County anchors a cluster of south Georgia row-crop counties — alongside Mitchell, Worth, Thomas, Decatur, and Grady — that make up one of the most concentrated peanut- and cotton-producing regions in the country.
With a cash offer, closings can happen in as little as 7-14 days once title is clear, versus months on the open market.
Yes, including peanut, cotton, corn, and vegetable operations, in any condition.
It depends heavily on land type. Georgia cropland statewide averaged $5,830/acre in 2025 per USDA NASS, while local listing data on Land.com shows a median asking price near $11,274/acre. Use the free PlaceAcre land value calculator for a parcel-specific estimate.
Yes — PlaceAcre covers standard closing costs on cash offers.
Yes, including properties with unresolved heir ownership — a common issue in south Georgia farm families.
Yes, any condition, including tracts with aging or non-operational poultry infrastructure.
Communities we serve: Moultrie, Norman Park, Doerun, Ellenton, Berlin, and unincorporated Colquitt County.
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