The Land Report Top Ten goes international to include Canada’s 36,000-acre 3L Cattle Company. Located in Saskatchewan’s famed black soil region, the 3L carries 2,500 brood cows, the 2011 calf crop, 2010 yearlings, replacement heifers, and 115 range bulls. It…
2011 Winter
T. Boone Pickens: Good Stewardship, Good Business, Good Neighbors
The value of Texas ranches has increased greatly as a result of recreational activity, and Boone was among the first to recognize this potential for landowners in the northern parts of Texas. In fact, Pickens has bought a number of…
Tagged with: Conservation, Mesa Vista Ranch, T. Boone Pickens, Texas, wildlife
Posted in 2011 Winter, Feature
Posted in 2011 Winter, Feature
Land’s Best Friend: The Beagle
Throughout the rural South, hunters rarely use the word “beagles.” Rather, they speak of their “rabbit dogs.” Beagles trail rabbits and hares with more enthusiasm and efficiency than any other canine. But as any versatile hunter knows, a good beagle…
Ask the Expert: Dean Saunders
Eye on the Market: Dean Saunders has chaired the Florida Real Estate Commission, is certified as an Accredited Land Consultant (ALC), and was awarded the Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM) designation in 2010. The Land Report asked one of the…
Tagged with: agriculture, Conservation, conservation easement, Dean Saunders, farmland, Investment, investors
Posted in 2011 Winter, Agriculture, Conservation, Eric OKeefe, Farming, Feature
Posted in 2011 Winter, Agriculture, Conservation, Eric OKeefe, Farming, Feature
The Land Report Winter 2011
As everyone knows, T. Boone Pickens has had an immeasurable impact on the way America does business. From his pioneering role as a shareholders’ rights advocate to his legendary renown in the energy industry, Pickens always has a plan. Readers…
Posted in 2011 Winter, Back Issues, Cattle, Farming, Hunting, News Desk, Pacific, Recreation, Southwest, Water, West
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