The city’s General Plan Task Force voted to set aside portions of Coyote Valley for agricultural use, something the City Council first did back in 1976. More recently, concerned citizens urged task force members to preserve the valley, which runs…
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San Jose to Preserve Coyote Valley for Wildlife and Agriculture
Posted in Agriculture, California, Conservation, Developers, Farming, Feature, News Desk, Pacific, Public Land
Mexico Fulfills Water Treaty Obligations
Many doubted that Mexico would succeed in delivering enough water to the U.S. after the long-running dispute came to a boil in September. Farmers, ranchers, and other Mexicans seized the La Boquilla Dam in the northern state of Chihuahua, sparking…
Tagged with: 1944 Water Treaty, Chihuahua, drought, Farmers, La Boquilla Dam, Mexico
Posted in Agriculture, Farming, Feature, Federal Policy, International, News Desk, Water
Posted in Agriculture, Farming, Feature, Federal Policy, International, News Desk, Water
Partnerscapes Becomes the New Name for Partners for Conservation
A grassroots movement of private landowners working with agencies, non-profit organizations, and policymakers to collaborate on conservation projects to sustain working landscapes, Partnerscapes was founded in 2010 as Partners for Conservation. Along with its new branding campaign, Partnerscapes has launched…
Land Report November 2020 Newsletter
Two amazing properties — Home Track Farm and Devil’s Thumb Ranch — headline our November newsletter, which features our fall issue. Other timely reads include: The Collins Family to plant 2 million acres of trees. Peoples Company to auction 1,141…
Tagged with: Bob Fanch, Collins Family, Coyote Valley, CRP, Devil's Thumb Ranch, Home Track Farm, Illinois, Jaxon Goedken, Jim Sammons, Mexico, Peoples Company, Ray Williams, Saline, San Jose, Shawn Todd, water, Williams Hudson Bay Farm
Posted in News Desk, Newsletter
Posted in News Desk, Newsletter
Cargill Partners for Impact
The agricultural behemoth threw its support behind farm-led efforts to adopt practices and systems bolstering regenerative ag practices across 10 million acres of North American farmland over the next decade. The first phase of the initiative focuses on row crops…
Tagged with: Cargill, greenhouse gas emissions, regenerative ag practices, Ryan Sirolli
Posted in Agriculture, Conservation, Feature, Minerals, News Desk, Water
Posted in Agriculture, Conservation, Feature, Minerals, News Desk, Water
There’s No Place Like Home Track
A serendipitous meeting, a collegial chat, and a shared appreciation led to a vibrant renaissance for a centuries-old Virginia farm. Make that two farms. By Corinne Gaffner Garcia | Photography by Gustav Schmiege III A serendipitous series of events led…
FOR SALE: Prestigious Matador Ranch Listed for $124.45 Million
With a price tag of $124.45 million, the 131,000-acre property sprawls about 75 miles northeast of Lubbock and ranks as one of the most historic and prestigious ranches in the Lone Star State. In 1952, Fred Koch bought the Headquarters…
Tagged with: Black Baldy, Fred Koch, hereford cattle, Matador Ranch, Sam Middleton
Posted in Agriculture, Cattle, Farming, Feature, Hunting, News Desk, Southwest, Texas
Posted in Agriculture, Cattle, Farming, Feature, Hunting, News Desk, Southwest, Texas
Historic Ditmars Ranch Preserved
A multi-player conservation deal in Colorado resulted in the purchase of Ditmars Ranch, a 1,500-acre tract at the south edge of Castle Rock. Douglas County and the nonprofit Conservation Fund each ponied up $1 million for the sale of the…
The Great Escape
One of the many city dwellers who have taken refuge on their land, GREG FAY shares how he and his family have made the most of life during the global pandemic. By Corrine Gaffner Garcia During the COVID-19 pandemic, landowners…
Tagged with: COVID, Fay Ranches, Greg Fay, Montana, pandemic
Posted in Corinne Garcia, Feature, Montana, Residential Property, West
Posted in Corinne Garcia, Feature, Montana, Residential Property, West
SOLD! Florida’s Bluffs of Saint Teresa Sells for $43 Million
State of Florida Buys Bluffs of Saint Teresa Conservation spurred the $43 million sale of 17,000 acres on the Gulf of Mexico in North Florida. Dean Saunders, founder and managing director of SVN | Saunders Ralston Dantzler Real Estate, brokered…
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