The 7,997± acre Russell Ranch, located in Crook County just minutes from Prineville, Oregon, is a multi-faceted operation offering top-of-the-line cattle and equine facilities along with top-notch hunting and outdoor recreation.
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Farming
10 Tips for Establishing Your New Farm
So, you’ve bought the land and decided to start a farming business. Crops grow just fine on their own, making your work as easy as harvesting produce and waiting for the profits to roll in, right? Wrong! It is safe that it takes a village to let a farm flourish, with many behind-the-scenes preparations in […]
You Bought the Land: Now What?
Congratulations! You’re the proud owner of your very own land property. This is a big investment and an exciting new chapter, but you may be wondering—where do I start? Navigating newly acquired property is no small feat, especially for a first-time land buyer. You’ll likely have lots of ideas, yet will also be faced with […]
On the Cover: The Way Forward
In the case of Little Belt, the Putnams nor any of the other company’s principals, Timand Carmen Sheehy, and Tim’s brother, MattSheehy, had any land management or agricultural experience before launching the ranch in 2020.
On the Cover: Bently Ranch
Bently Ranch is a once-in-a-lifetime
opportunity to own an operation that
delivers on the promise of productivity in a setting of supreme
livability.
Fertilizer, Input Costs & Real Estate
Farmers feel the strain from rising fertilizer costs and grapple with cutting back application and cutting input costs.
Trampus Corder - March 25, 2022
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California Drought
This article is featured in the Spring 2022 issue of LAND magazine. Click here to find out more. According to the most recent Census of Agriculture conducted by the US Department of Agriculture, California accounts for 11 percent of the nation’s total agricultural sales. The state’s bounty includes dairy products, beef, produce such as lettuce, tomatoes […]
Clark Company Ranch Real Estate - March 22, 2022
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Lavender: Another Reason to Visit the Hill Country
In a recent interview with LAND, Cathy, the interim president for Texas Lavender Association, talks about the adventurous spirit of the lavender industry in the Hill Country.
8 Tools & Accessories That Every Farmer Needs When Working in Harsh Weather Conditions
Preparing for severe weather sooner than later will pay off in spades. To boost productivity and safety, anyone working in the agricultural industry should have the following farm tools and accessories.
Natalie Bucsko - October 15, 2019
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Farmers’ Guide to Preparing for & Enduring Winter Weather
When Old Man Winter hits, farmers must take certain precautions during the cold season. From sporting the right cold weather gear in subzero temperatures to ensuring that crops and livestock are able to withstand the brutal cold, a little preparation can make all the difference to your safety, productivity, and crop yield.
Natalie Bucsko - October 1, 2019
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The Wild Side of Business: Cross-Pollinating Ranches & Recreation
The ranching community has been forced to adapt to changing market pressures in recent years, often creating a blend between traditional livestock and farming practices and fee-based wildlife programs.
Should You Purchase or Lease Farm and Ranch Equipment?
Before you go shopping for a shiny new tractor or pickup truck, consider two things—whether to buy new or used, and whether to finance or lease.
“I Am an Aficionado”: Jerry G. Raaum
Meet Montana farmer Jerry G. Raaum, the first in our new series—”I Am an Aficionado”—about the people and characters in whom the lifeblood of the American landscape runs deep.
