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Land Report August 2017 Newsletter

Posted on August 14, 2017 by Land Report Editors

BREAKING NEWS! COLORADO’S CIELO VISTA RANCH SELLS. The 83,368-acre contiguous tract originally listed for $105 million with Jeff Hubbard and Pat Lancaster of Mirr Ranch Group. More details in our August newsletter, which also features four other standout properties: Colorado’s Nottingham…

Tagged with: Brad Hawkins, Charlotte's Web, Cielo Vista, Coldwell Banker Commercial Saunders Real Estate, Culebra Peak, Dean Saunders, E.B. White, Eddie Lee Rider Jr., Jeff Hubbard, Lake WImico, Mirr Ranch Group, Molpus Woodlands Group, Mossy Oak Properties, NASS, Nottingham Ranch, San Luis Valley, Slifer Smith & Frampton, Stuart Little, Tennessee River, USDA
Posted in Agriculture, Alabama, Cattle, Colorado, Conservation, Developers, Farming, Florida, Georgia, Hunting, Maine, Minerals, Mississippi, Newsletter, North Carolina

On the Block: Colorado’s 1,363-acre Slate Creek Ranch

Posted on July 11, 2017 by Land Report Editors

Steamboat Springs’ Slate Creek Ranch to be offered in four tracts and combinations Hall and Hall Auctions will auction Slate Creek Ranch on July 25 at The Steamboat Grand Hotel. The 1,363-acre mountain property (1,118 acres deeded plus 245 acres…

Posted in Agriculture, Auctions, Cattle, Colorado, Energy, Feature, Minerals, News Desk, Public Land, Water, West

The Land Report Spring 2017

Posted on May 15, 2017 by Land Report Editors

The Magazine of the American Landowner announces its much anticipated Deals of the Year. This year’s honorees include: Deal of the Year: S. Kidman & Co Sells to Australian Outback Beef Ranchland Deal of the Year: Osage Nation Buys Bluestem Ranch…

Tagged with: Bluestem Ranch, Deals of the Year, Farmland Partners, Forest Investment Associates, Hancock Timber Resource Group, Molpus Woodlands Group, Osage Nation, Paul Pittman, R.D. Schrader, S. Kidman, Schrader Auction Company, Ted Turner, Tom Brokaw, Wilder Farms
Posted in Agriculture, Arkansas, Auctions, Back Issues, Cattle, Farming, Federal Policy, Georgia, Great Plains, Indiana, International, Midwest, Minerals, News Desk, Oklahoma, Public Land, South, Texas, Timber

The 13-Million-Acre Man

Posted on April 4, 2017 by Land Report Editors

Go behind the scenes with Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush in our Texas issue. The Magazine of the Texas Landowner brings you an exclusive interview with George Prescott Bush, the 28th Commissioner of Texas’s General Land Office. The Commissioner…

Tagged with: Alamo, George P. Bush, Texas, Texas Land Commission
Posted in Conservation, Eric OKeefe, Feature, Interviews, Minerals, Public Land, Southwest, Texas, Water

Land Report January 2017 Newsletter

Posted on January 15, 2017 by Land Report Editors

Landowners from coast to coast have been battered and blessed in 2017, including: The EPA’s decision not to pay compensation for the Gold King Mine spill. The much anticipated end to California’s prolonged drought. Hope to see you Friday, Feb.…

Tagged with: California drought, Dick Kessler, EPA, Gold King Mine, Kessler Ranch, kuleana land, Mark Zuckerberg, Peter Kight
Posted in Agriculture, California, Cattle, Colorado, Federal Policy, Hawaii, Minerals, Newsletter, Pacific, Public Land, Water, West

Private Landowners Fuel Jet Travel

Posted on December 7, 2016 by Land Report Editors

Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack greeted Seattle passengers deplaning at Washington Reagan after an Alaska Airlines flight powered in part by a new renewable fuel made of wood waste salvaged from private lands in Washington, Oregon, and Montana. “In 2011,…

Tagged with: Conservation, renewable fuel, USDA
Posted in Agriculture, Conservation, Energy, Feature, Minerals, Montana, News Desk, Oregon, Pacific, Timber, Washington, West

2016 Land Report 100

Posted on December 1, 2016 by Land Report Editors

More than 20 new landowners grace the ranks of the 2016 Land Report 100 sponsored. Among the new Land Report 100ers are California’s Fisher family, who founded The Gap in 1969. With some 440,000 acres in Northern California, the Fishers ranked No.…

Tagged with: 2016 Land Report 100, Emmerson Family, Jeff Bezos, John Malone, King Ranch, Land Report 100, Stan Kroenke, Ted Turner, Waggoner Ranch
Posted in Agriculture, Back Issues, Cattle, Conservation, Energy, Farming, Feature, Great Lakes, Great Plains, Hunting, International, Land Report 100, Midwest, Minerals, News Desk, Northeast, Pacific, Public Land, Recreation, South, Southwest, West

Land Report August 2016 Newsletter

Posted on August 15, 2016 by Land Report Editors

Ever heard of a wind tax? Probably not. That’s because only one state has one: Wyoming. Although the Cowboy State claims to be a low tax haven, it imposed the nation’s lone tax on power generated by wind turbines in 2012. Not…

Tagged with: California, Cattle, Colorado, Conservation, conservation easements, farmland, Florida, Land Report 100, Mike Markkula, New Mexico, Overland Trail Ranch, Philip Anschutz, Wyoming
Posted in Agriculture, California, Cattle, Colorado, Farming, Federal Policy, Florida, Minerals, New Mexico, News Desk, Newsletter, Pacific, Public Land, Recreation, South, Southwest, West, Wyoming

Land Report Deal of the Century: Waggoner Ranch

Posted on July 12, 2016 by Eric OKeefe

A Texas landmark with a matchless legacy changes hands for the first time in history. By ERIC O’KEEFE Photography by WYMAN MEINZER It’s one thing to get a chuckle out of the state’s highest elected official. But it’s an entirely different…

Tagged with: Joel Leadbetter, Kroenke Ranches, Sam Middleton, Stan Kroenke, Waggoner Ranch
Posted in Agriculture, Auctions, Cattle, Energy, Equestrian, Eric OKeefe, Farming, Feature, Hunting, Minerals, News Desk, Recreation, Southwest, Texas

Weekend Update

Posted on July 8, 2016 by Land Report Editors

CHRIS SOULES IS NOT LOST. Considering the setting of this exclusive Land Report cover shoot by Jason Walsmith – an Iowa cornfield – the reality TV star actually feels quite a home. That’s one of the many insights about America’s most famous farmer that…