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Frostbound: Reflections on “The Long Winter” by Laura Ingalls Wilder
The detailed and awe-inspiring descriptions of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s pioneer life have always inspired LAND magazine’s Lauret Jarvis. On a recent wintry and snowy evening, she decided to reread “The Long Winter”.
One Horse Open Sleigh: A History of “Jingle Bells”
“Oh what sport to ride and sing a sleighing song tonight!” Perhaps no sound signals the winter holiday season in America more than a spirited rendition of the song “Jingle Bells.”
Equestrian Culture Magazine - December 15, 2018
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Western Winter Pictorial by Photographer Chris Douglas
Scenes from winter in the American West, as told through the lens of of photographer Chris Douglas.
Defining Success: Meet LandLeader’s Pat Doyle
Pat Doyle, the new Managing Director of LandLeader, defines success for himself and the network of exclusive real estate professionals the same way. “Success for myself and LandLeader is defined very simply—deliver the absolute best marketing results for our real estate brokerages—leading to increased property listings and sales.”
Broker of the Week: Greg Walker and Robert Martin, Walker & Martin Ranch Sales
This week’s largest recorded land sale, according to data available through the Lands of America Comparable Sale program, was of 9,481-acre Canyon Colorado Ranch in Mora County, New Mexico.
The Wild Side of Business: Dealing With Difficult Clients
As part of Greg Simons’ regular quarterly column, he takes a look at strategies, conflict resolution, expectation setting and more when it comes to the difficult guest or client in your hunting party.
A Winter Wonderland Story: Equestrian Photography by Anett Mindermann
Equestrian photographer Anett Mindermann shares the story behind the lens of this winter’s cover of LAND magazine, in subscriber mailboxes and on newsstands soon!
Anett Mindermann - December 11, 2018
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Winter Horse Care from The American Quarter Horse Journal
With the right horse-health care, horses are built to weather winter.
The American Quarter Horse Journal - December 11, 2018
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On the Cover: Independence Valley Farm & Ranch
The Independence Valley Farm and Ranch offers seclusion and access. The property is located near the intersection of I-80 and Highway 93, which optimizes automobile travel as well as commodity transport.
Year in Review: Top 10 Instagram Land Posts
We love to be delighted and inspired by the views from around the country of new land that’s listed for sale throughout the Land.com Network. Here are the most popular posts on the Lands of America Instagram account in 2018.
Broker of the Week: Ricky O’Neill, United Country – Neeley Forestry Service
This week’s largest recorded land sale, according to data available through the Lands of America Comparable Sale program, was of a 5,362-acre timberland tract in Chambers County, Texas. Congratulations to Texas Home and Ranch’s Greg Gonsoulin, who brokered the sale.
Best Holiday Gifts for Land Lovers: 2018 Edition
Once again, we’ve scouted our best suggestions for the land lover in your life. These ideas will go over great for the holiday gift-giving season, though they would probably be well received anytime of year.
Listing of the Week: Historic Antebellum Plantation Estate
One of a several mid-19th-century homes located in South Carolina’s Liberty Hill Historic District, “The Columns” has been the home of the Thompson since it was first built in the 1850s. It has been listed for sale for the first time in almost 170 years.
Broker of the Week: Greg Gonsoulin, Texas Home and Ranch
This week’s largest recorded land sale, according to data available through the Lands of America Comparable Sale program, was of a 5,362-acre timberland tract in Chambers County, Texas. Congratulations to Texas Home and Ranch’s Greg Gonsoulin, who brokered the sale.
Listing of the Week: Outdoor Oasis on the Doorstep of Shenandoah National Park
Threaded by the gurgling waters of its namesake Hazel River, this country retreat is quite literally on the doorstep of the Mid-Atlantic region’s only national park and some of the area’s best hikes and outdoor experiences.
Broker of the Week: Ken Thomas Real Estate LLC
Congratulations to Ken Thomas with Crane, Oregon-based Ken Thomas Real Estate, LLC, for his sale of a 25,680-deeded-acre forestry tract in southern Oregon this week.
4 Insider Tips for Hunting on Public Land
Here are four simple ideas to keep in mind while hunting public land, brought to you by the experts at OutdoorHub.
Adam Scepaniak - November 23, 2018
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Listing of the Week: Vineyard Investment Opportunity in Oregon’s Willamette Valley
Occupying a scenic hilltop in Oregon’s famous Willamette Valley, this 193-acre property is currently being offered as a large-scale agribusiness venture. Planted with over 100 acres of Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris and a large grove of Montmorency cherries, the land is ideally situated within Willamette Valley’s Yamhill-Carlton District AVA.
Video: How to Access Your Property Leads
Your lead list consists of searchers on Lands of America and Land And Farm who have requested to be contacted with more information about the subject listing. To access your lead list, visit the Leads tab in your Property Control Center dashboard.
