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Featured Listing: Bar Nothing Ranch
During the 1970s and 1980s, the Bar Nothing Ranch played a significant role in the growth of the Beefmaster cattle breed—famously endorsed by baseball legend and Texas rancher Nolan Ryan.
Featured Listing: Koehn Ranch and Farm
The Koehn Ranch and Farm is located 13 miles east of Van Horn, Texas, fronting Interstate 10 for three miles at Michigan Flat Exit #153.
10 Biggest Ranches for Sale in America
As we head into the new year, here’s a snapshot of the biggest ranches for sale throughout the United States. At a combined acreage of over 2.2 million acres, this collection of ranches and farmland represents the sprawling and monumental diversity of land for sale across the country!
The Best Outdoor Dog Breeds for Life on the Land
To celebrate all that is wonderful about our canine partners in adventure, here are ten of our favorite dog breeds made for the outdoors.
How To Maximize Value When Selling Land in Alabama
With over 50,000 square miles of land area and a population surpassing 5 million people, Alabama is home to an active acreage market. Across 554 transactions, over 45,000 acres of land were sold in the past three years. When it comes to successfully selling land in Alabama, the key is understanding what buyers are looking […]
The Top 12 Best States to Buy Land for Retirement Today
We look at a few of the factors that go into deciding where to invest in land for retirement, and pick out the best states for retirees.
How To Best Approach Selling Land in Iowa
Land is a unique commodity, and selling acreage requires a level of planning and preparation from landowners. If you’re ready to sell land in Iowa, but not sure where to start, you’re in the right place. In this blog, our land experts will break down what landowners should know before selling land in Iowa. We’ll […]
Long Live Longleaf Pine Savannahs with Jim Currie
Lorie Woodward sits down with Missippi farmer and Leopold Conservation Award Winner Jim Currie of Woodland Cottage Farm to discuss restoring longleaf pine savannahs using fire and grazing to maximize diversity including endangered species.
Harvesting Productivity and Environmental Benefits With Regenerative Agriculture with Tom Cotter
On this episode Lorie Woodward sits down with Minnesota farmer and Leopold Conservation Award Winner Tom Cotter to discuss regenerative multi-crop farming and its bountiful harvest of productivity and environmental benefits.
How to Spot High-Potential Land for Future Development
Buying land for development is one of the most rewarding investments you can make, but it requires more than just finding a nice piece of property. From evaluating a plot’s potential to navigating zoning laws, financing, and closing the deal, each step carries real financial weight. This guide walks you through the full process of […]
Land.com LAND STAR AWARDS Q1 2026
The Land Star Awards recognizes America’s top rural real estate brokers, agents and companies. Submissions are benchmarked against closed transactions to generate an objective, results-driven list of premier producers.
How To Prep Your Land For a Successful Sale in Georgia
Land is a unique commodity. Whether you’re a first-time seller or a seasoned landowner, it’s crucial to understand local market conditions, set a competitive price, and create a strong listing to ensure the most successful land sale possible. Fortunately, if you’re interested in selling land in Georgia, you’re in the right place (and in more […]
What’s New on the Network (Q1 2026)
Hello everyone, and welcome to What’s New on the Network (Q1 2026). Here’s a quick roundup of what’s new across the Land.com Network. These updates come straight from our product and engineering teams. I’m just sharing the highlights. Here’s what’s covered: Homepages First up, a couple quick homepage updates that make it easier to jump […]
A Smarter Way to Use Less Water on Your Land
As an agricultural landowner, water management is a key aspect of your property’s efficiency, costs, and yield. Smart irrigation strategies help optimize water use, maintain production levels, and mitigate losses during challenging conditions, especially as water demand rises in the spring or dry season. A practical approach to water efficiency is deficit irrigation, which allows […]
Faith, Family and World Bullriding Championships with Sage Kimzey
On this episode Lorie Woodward sits down with 7-time PRCA World Champion and standout PBR Bullrider Sage Kimzey of Weatherford, Texas to discuss building a championship career on a foundation of faith, family and focus.
Why Your Land Needs More Water in Spring and What to Do About It
As a landowner, you likely know how important fertile, irrigated soil is. As winter’s ground thaws out and spring greets your acreage, you may have noticed that your land starts to have a higher demand for water—but why? The answer is evapotranspiration. In this blog, our rural land experts break down what crop evapotranspiration is, […]
How to Approach Selling Land in North Carolina
North Carolina is home to a bustling property market, with nearly 50,000 square miles of land area and just over 5,000 square miles of water area. If you’re a North Carolina landowner looking to turn a profit, we’re here to help. In this article, we’ll explore how to position, price, and sell your property in […]
Read LAND Magazine Spring Issue
The Spring issue of LAND Magazine showcases the best rural properties across America. Experience the issue for yourself—and claim your next adventure-filled destination.
On the Cover: Little Fawn Farm
Nestled just two miles from the heart of historic Leiper’s Fork not far from Franklin, Little Fawn Farm encompasses 97 acres of exquisitely maintained countryside along one of Middle Tennessee’s most prestigious roads.
On The Cover: Pike County’s Legacy Whitetail Property
Located in the heart of Illinois’ historic Pike County, this exceptional 4,134± acre town to town property represents one of the largest contiguous recreational and agricultural tracts in the Midwest.
