Land to Table! That’s the theme of the Summer issue of the Magazine of the American Landowner, and we invite you to join the feast right HERE. More than 30 properties are highlighted in this sumptuous issue, and the landowners themselves are fascinating – and diverse. From Vermont to Illinois, Texas, and Montana, their stories inspire. One
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Summertime is upon us. Time to get out and scout the land! From coast to coast, a lot of properties are at their best this time of year, and, as you’ll see in our June Newsletter, there are plenty of transactions closing, including timberland, farmland, ranchland, and recreational properties. For up-to-the-minute reports on listings, auctions,
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Got time to peruse our May Newsletter? You’ll find a wealth of hard-hitting facts and figures at your disposal, including the latest survey from the Chicago Fed on farmland values in the Midwest. Needless to say, land values in the Corn Belt are continuing to rise at an impressive clip. Considering an investment in ag land?
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It’s amazing – the yarns that can be shared about certain tracts of real property. Our April Newsletter takes a closer at several standout stories, including one that I am quite confident is destined to end up before the Supreme Court in a year or two. Why? The two states involved have been disputing their boundary
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Spring is off to a strong start, and this month’s Newsletter has the data to prove it. I spoke with Scott Shuman at Hall and Hall Auctions about the $4 million sale of more than 2,000 acres just outside of Dallas on March 7. His words to me? “If anyone needs any proof that there’s a ton
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Landowners coast to coast are applauding the efforts of Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack and U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk. Their achievement? Getting Asia’s largest beef importer to ease restrictions on American cattle. In 2003, the Land of the Rising Sun closed the door on all U.S. beef following the discovery of a single instance of bovine
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Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar announces his plan to leave Washington and return home to Colorado. The Supreme Court agrees to hear a dispute between Texas and Oklahoma over water rights. And the State of Texas, on a completely different matter, asks the Nation’s highest court to intervene in yet another water fight, one
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Record auction numbers, landmark transactions, sky-high ag exports – what a way to end the year! 2012 is wrapping up on a high note, and we’ve got stories to prove it. Our December newsletter features all of the above – as well as a sneak peek at the winter issue of The Magazine of the
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The Presidential Election. The Fiscal Cliff. The Farm Bill. Does it seem to you like all the roads off your property eventually wind their way to Washington, D.C.? It does to us. Go behind the scenes with our November newsletter to get a better idea of what’s in the works. We’ve got ways for you
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