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Farm and Ranch Values and Sales by John Knipe, Board Certified Land Broker

Rural News / L Schwartz / October 22, 2013

(BOISE, IDAHO) The Department of Interior’s United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) completed its report entitled “Land Values 2013 Summary”. The report was created and released a few weeks ago through the USDA’s – National Agricultural Statistics Service. According to John Knipe, Farm and Ranch Broker and President of Knipe Land Company, “The report looked […]

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Ranches for Sale in Utah: The Iconic Trees Ranch Adjoining Zion National Park Sold by Mirr Ranch Group

Rural News / L Schwartz / August 21, 2013

Summary: The 2,066 acre Trees Ranch adjoining Zion National Park in southern Utah was sold this month by Mirr Ranch Group of Denver, Colo. Listed for $25 million, the conservation property sold to a private party, and the sellers are the heirs of Jim Trees and Lionel Pincus. DENVER, COLO. [August 21, 2013] – Trees

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Water and the American Landowner Part 3 of 3

Rural News / L Schwartz / August 13, 2013

Examples of Forward Thinking in Water and Land Conservation Part 3 of 3 – By Tom Roberts The following article is the third in a three part series where Open Fences is highlighting innovative land and water conservation practices by landowners throughout the United States. In the first article, we introduced a rice farmer in

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What is the status of the rural economy?

Rural News / L Schwartz / August 2, 2013

Are Farmland Prices Stabilizing? (AgProfessional) The stabilizing process we’ve mentioned in recent issues is evident in data released to LandOwner from Farm Credit Services of America (FCSAmerica). The Omaha-based lender is the largest ag real estate lender in its four-state service region, which covers Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota and Wyoming. The association monitors ag real

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Water and the American Landowner Part 2 of 3

Rural News / L Schwartz / July 29, 2013

Water and the American Landowner Examples of Forward Thinking in Water and Land Conservation Part 2 of 3 The following article is the second in a three part series where Open Fences is highlighting innovative land and water conservation practices by landowners throughout the United States. In the previous article, we discussed how a rice

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Hacienda Pinilla Announces Auction to Secure New Owners, Fund Foundation

Buying Land Ranches Farms, Rural News / CT Adams / August 21, 2012

August 21, 2012 (KANSAS CITY, Mo.) – Agroganadera Pinilla, S.A., the owner of Hacienda Pinilla Beach Resort and Residential Community, Guanacaste, Costa Rica, announced today that it will offer qualified investors and developers a unique opportunity to participate in an auction of the Hacienda Pinilla to accelerate the realization of the vision for the project. Additionally, net proceeds

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Wind and Wind Rights

Rural News / CT Adams / April 4, 2012

Wind is an energy source to be used by consumers along with gas, coal, hydropower and nuclear energy. It is an example of kinetic energy, and some of that kinetic energy can be adapted into electricity and can be harnessed to make mechanical power as well. It is mathematics, art, power and science all at

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Open Fences Launches FaceBook pages service.

Rural News / CT Adams / February 17, 2012

Open Fences now offers FaceBook Page construction and updates for your Fan Pages. Open Fences not only can set up new tabs for your Fan Page to show case Videos, Farms and Ranches for sale, Blog posts, or any other content that you would like to showcase but Open Fences can also showcase the Farm,

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American AgCredit Merges with Colorado‐based Ag Lender Farm Credit Services of the Mountain Plains

Rural News / CT Adams / January 25, 2012

January 2012 (Santa Rosa, CA) ‐‐ American AgCredit has announced the merger with Farm Credit Services of the Mountain Plains, based in Greeley, CO, effective January 1, 2012. The merger will make the joint Association the 6 the largest Farm Credit cooperative in the U.S., totaling $5.58 billion in assets, and creating a combined customer base of

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Things to Consider Prior to Building a Log Home

Buying Land Ranches Farms, Rural News / CT Adams / September 28, 2009

Log homes have provided shelter for thousands of years. Over that time, they have evolved from simple crude structures to extravagant finely crafted structures. As you begin to plan to build a log home, there are several details you will want to consider. Cost is obviously one of the primary factors for any home and

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Rural News

Farm and Ranch Values and Sales by John Knipe, Board Certified Land Broker

Ranches for Sale in Utah: The Iconic Trees Ranch Adjoining Zion National Park Sold by Mirr Ranch Group

Water and the American Landowner Part 3 of 3

What is the status of the rural economy?

Water and the American Landowner Part 2 of 3

Hacienda Pinilla Announces Auction to Secure New Owners, Fund Foundation

Wind and Wind Rights

Open Fences Launches FaceBook pages service.

American AgCredit Merges with Colorado‐based Ag Lender Farm Credit Services of the Mountain Plains

Things to Consider Prior to Building a Log Home

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