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Land Report November 2020 Newsletter

Posted on November 15, 2020 by Land Report Editors

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

Lykes Heirs: 2019 Land Report 100 Sponsored by Hayden Outdoors Real Estate

Posted on July 2, 2020 by Land Report Editors

Lykes Heirs | No. 14 615,000 ACRES In 1900, patriarch Howell Tyson Lykes shuttered his medical practice in favor of growing citrus and raising cattle with his seven sons on 500 acres near Brooksville, Florida. Today, family-owned Lykes Bros. maintains…

Tagged with: acreage, Cattle, citrus, Florida, Hayden Outdoors Real Estate, Howell Tyson Lykes, Johnnie James Lykes, land, Lykes Bros., Texas, water
Posted in Agriculture, Cattle, Feature, Florida, Hunting, Land Report 100, South, Southwest, Texas, Water

The Price of Popularity

Posted on January 23, 2020 by Land Report Editors

Sparsely populated since the dawn of time, the American West is struggling to sustain burgeoning growth and increasing demands on its resources. One group offering answers? Private landowners. By KEN MIRR There’s a new phenomenon out West, one that, as…

Tagged with: American West, Conservation, Ken Mirr, land, Mirr Ranch Group, private landowners, stewardship, water
Posted in Cattle, Colorado, Conservation, Feature, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Utah, Water, West, Wyoming

It’s Time to Sell My Ranch

Posted on January 4, 2018 by Land Report Editors

by T. Boone Pickens Growing up in Holdenville, Oklahoma, I once walked five miles from town down to the banks of the Canadian River — and back — to earn a Boy Scout merit badge. Today, some 80 years later,…