BY LISA MARTIN | PHOTOGRAPHY BY EMMIE SPERANDEO Long before the advent of the written word, women gathered in circles to tackle tasks and build bonds. In the Old West, the concept of a “circle” conjures up images of pioneer…
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Return of the Circles
Tagged with: agriculture, Amber Smith, Ariel Greenwood, California, Cinch Buckle Ranch, Colorado, Elaine Patarini, Liz Barbour, Montana, New Mexico, nonprofit, Old West, Paicenes Ranch, Ranches, Ranching, Wendy Millet, West, Western Landowners Alliance, Women in Ranching
Posted in Ranchland
Posted in Ranchland
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…
Small Towns Are Dying Everywhere But Here
In almost every region of the country, tiny towns and small bergs are drying up and blowing away. The lone exception? Out West. Let’s start with Hamilton, Montana. BY DAVID LYNCH Photography by Jason Savage As small towns elsewhere saw…
Tagged with: David Lynch, Hamilton, Jason Savage, Montana, West
Posted in Farmland, Sporting Properties
Posted in Farmland, Sporting Properties
Blackfeet National Park to be Studied
A feasibility study is being prepared for Montana’s Blackfeet Nation regarding the development of a national park on tribal lands bordering Glacier National Park. Although many specifics remain to be determined, the development of such a parkland could potentially generate…
Tagged with: bison, Blackfeet Nation, Montana, national park, tribal lands
Posted in Farmland, News Desk, Sporting Properties
Posted in Farmland, News Desk, Sporting Properties
Land Report December 2016 Newsletter
The New Year is knocking on the door, but that hasn’t slowed the pace of transactions in the last month of 2016, including: The acquisition of 8,638 acres of Illinois bottom land by Farmland Partners Inc. for $55 million. The…
Tagged with: Bill Foley, Farmland Partners, Grand Teton National Park, Illinois, Jon Kohler and Associates, Land Investment Expo, Montana, Paul Pittman, Peoples Company, R.D. Schrader, Sally Jewell, Schrader Auction Company, Steve Bruere, Walter Hatchett, Whitefish Lake, Wyoming, Wyoming School Trust Land
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Posted in News Desk, Newsletter
Land Report January 2016 Newsletter
Ten million acres of forest fires? That’s how much land, public and private, went up in smoke in 2015. You’ll learn more about this startling statistic in our January newsletter, and get updates on: A 23,000-acre auction in Eastern New Mexico A…
Tagged with: BLM, California, Cattle, farmland, Land Report 100, Mason & Morse, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, NWS, Summit Ag, Tom Vilsack
Posted in News Desk, Newsletter, Resources, Sporting Properties
Posted in News Desk, Newsletter, Resources, Sporting Properties
Land to Table: Bison
Brought to America by Ted Turner, Turner Ranches, & Ted’s Montana Grill An Exclusive Excerpt from Last Stand (Lyons Press) by Todd Wilkinson When Ted Turner reached the half-century mark in 1988, he owned CNN and TBS, professional baseball and…
Insider Insight: Patience Is Key
The value of patience was clearly evident in a recent transaction involving the sale of a 5,200-acre ranch near Hall, Montana. Fay Ranches represented the seller; a buyer came directly to us and we quickly had an offer on the table…
Tagged with: Fay Ranches, Granite County, Hall, Leo Tolstoy, Michael DeShore, Montana, War and Peace
Posted in Farmland
Posted in Farmland
Sold! Montana’s Historic Horse Ranch
Nestled in the rolling hills of Central Montana, the historic Horse Ranch sold in December 2011. According to listing broker Mike Swan of Bates Sanders Swan Land Company, the ranch is “a rare combination of privacy, beauty, and scale in…
Tagged with: Bates Sanders Swan, Fay Ranches, Fergus County, Horse Ranch, Mike Swan, Montana, Montana ranches, Ryan Flair, Taylor Family
Posted in Farmland, News Desk
Posted in Farmland, News Desk
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