The red poppy became synonymous with the fallen troops during the First World War — and has remained a symbol of their sacrifice ever since. The poppies adopted this meaning because of the war poem “In Flanders Fields,” written by the Canadian physician, Lt. Col. John McCrae.
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If you are looking to purchase agricultural properties as a means of investment, wealth preservation or recreational use, Nebraska is an excellent choice!
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Chase Brothers agents have decades of real ranch management experience. In this article, Byron Geis talks about how he’s using sheep to increase carrying capacity with multi-species grazing while they diversify their ranching operations.
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Wyoming consistently ranks as the #1 tax friendly state in the nation for both individuals and corporations. Land ownership in Wyoming can offer significant reductions in federal income taxes through the strategic use of conservation easements while protecting the valuable resources we all cherish.
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A moderate climate shelters this land from the harsh winds and extreme temperatures familiar to much of Wyoming. Excellent grass and pure water drew both Indians and cattlemen to this country.
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The Bighorn Mountain Foothills may just be the best-kept secret in the American West. Rich in wildlife and scenery, the abundance has lured people from the time the Plains Indians lived here.
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Today there are many different terms and variations of managing lands whether you follow regenerative agricultural processes, planned grazing, Savory based holistic management, high intensity, short duration schemes…
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Think of your ranch like you would an investment property that is leased to tenant(s). Depending on the property and the availability of space, it will have one or more tenants. In some cases, the owner of the property is also a tenant…
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