The American Landowner: Clayton Williams Jr.
When our inaugural issue (inset right) came off the press, this
Farmland
USDA Agriculture Census Shows Big Bump In Farm Revenues
Final results from the federal government’s 2012 Census of Agriculture are
Corn Belt Sees First Decline Since 1986
Despite record numbers for both corn and soybean production, the Seventh
Southern Comfort Markets
Thanks to less expensive land, lower cost of living, milder winters,
USDA Guarantees $1 Billion
On May 22, Agriculture Secretary Sonny Purdue announced the move while
US Farm Trust Closes $300 Million Fund
Institutional investors back privately held REIT. San Antonio-based US Farm Trust
Neighbors Awarded Millions in Hog Farm Nuisance Case
The Chinese owners of Smithfield Foods are on the hook for
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Corn Belt Sees First Decline Since 1986
Despite record numbers for both corn and soybean production, the Seventh
Productive Ag Land Piques International Investors
The Economist is reporting that broad demographic trends are driving more
USDA’s Chief Economist Retires
Dr. Joseph Glauber announced his retirement from federal service effective December
Sold! University of South Carolina Trustees Sell Lowcountry Plantation
The University of South Carolina has recently agreed to sell a
Mixed Signals on Midwest Farmland
Seventh Federal Reserve District Sees a Two Percent Drop in 3Q
Almond Grower Fined $160,000, Must Purchase Conservation Easement
The Environmental Protection Agency announced a settlement with Edward Lynn Brown
Midwest Farm Values Inch Higher
The good news? For the fifth consecutive year, ag values in
The Bold Brand
By Henry Chappell | Photography by Wyman Meinzer In 1947, legendary Waggoner Ranch camp
Land to Table: Texas-Grown Olive Oils
Growing olives in the Lone Star State is all about climate.
