2020 Farmland Deal of the Year
By Christina Holbrook | Photography courtesy of Ferrari-Carano Here’s to the 2020
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The Scharbauer Family
In our inaugural Land Report 100 (right), Midland’s Scharbauers ranked No.
2015 Land Report 100: Hunt Family
No. 50 Hunt Family 200,000 acres The history of Hunt Oil
2016 Land Report 100: Stan Kroenke
No. 4 Stan Kroenke 1,380,000 acres (up 522,000 acres) Earlier this
Land Report Case Study: Hearst Ranch
Thinking outside the box landed this California beef producer’s entire herd
Ted Turner Honored As 2017 Legacy Landowner
The Magazine of the American Landowner singles out iconic steward of
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2017 Land Report 100: Mike Smith
No. 37 Mike Smith 283,500 acres Based in Amarillo, Smith and
The American Landowner: Bill Moore
As the 20th century came to a close, one of the
The American Landowner: Clayton Williams Jr.
When our inaugural issue (inset right) came off the press, this
2017 Conservation Deal of the Year
Ted Turner Parts With His Beloved Island Ted Turner has spent
2017 Land Report 100: Stefan Soloviev
No. 32 Stefan Soloviev 323,700 acres (up 88,000 acres) The 42-year-old
2017 Land Report 100: Hughes Family
Civic-minded Texans with a distinguished record of service regarding public lands
2017 Deal of the Year
A $165 million gift, the largest in Nature Conservancy history, transforms
2017 Land Report 100: Philip Anschutz
No. 27 Philip Anschutz 434,500 acres In 1982, the Kansas native
Russell Gordy: Shooting for the Best
By Henry Chappell Photography by Gustav Schmiege III Russell Gordy has
