(Idaho) John Knipe, President of Knipe Land Company, has been selected to speak at the upcoming Annual Cattleman’s Convention. This year’s National Cattle and Beef Council Annual Meetings and Convention will be February 3-5 in Nashville, Tennessee. Knipe will speak at 1:00 pm on February 5, 2014. This is the beef cattle industry’s largest event […]
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Our “Kick off to Dallas Safari Club” party was well attended. The Beretta Gallery in Highland Park is a wonderful place to hold a get together. 162 people attended and it went off without a hitch. The door prizes consisted on a Yamaha Grizzly 550, a trip for two to Laurentian Wildlife Estate in Canada,
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Farm and Ranch Values Increasing by John Knipe (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 just released through the USDA’s – National Agricultural Statistics Service. The report looked at farm real estate values, cropland values, and pastureland
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November 12, 2013 By Steve The Triple Crown of auctions took place last week when 33,667 acres of Kansas farm and ranch land were put on the market by Hall and Hall Auctions. More than 500 spectators, including 128 registered bidders, participated in a two-day auction, which totaled $46,485,770 in land sales. Highlights of the
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(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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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
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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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 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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Examples of Forward Thinking in Water and Land Conservation Part 1 of 3 As much of the country is still in the grips of one of the worst droughts on record and water becomes more expensive and scarce, the rural landowner often faces tough decisions on how to best use this valuable resource. In the
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