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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.
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.
Team Land Techies – The Talents behind Lands of America
We’re excited to announce the arrival of the brand-new Lands of America website, which has been fully redesigned to provide a faster, more effective browsing experience for buyers and sellers of rural land and property across the United States.
The Newly Redesigned Lands of America Website Coming Soon!
We’re excited to announce the arrival of the brand-new Lands of America website, which has been fully redesigned to provide a faster, more effective browsing experience for buyers and sellers of rural land and property across the United States.
Infographic: Rural Land Values & Uses Across the U.S.
Land uses and values vary significantly across the United States’ 3.8-million-square-mile landmass. From farming and ranching to mining and recreational use, here’s a snapshot from Land And Farm about how America uses its land.
The Anatomy of the Perfect Land Listing
While not all land is created equal, the art of presenting land or rural property for sale follows the same general rules—whether it’s a farm for sale amidst an endless sea of Iowa cornfields or multi-million-dollar ranch perched in the shadow of the Rocky Mountains.
Your Field Guide for Spring Morel Mushroom Hunting
Shooters in camo and blaze orange aren’t the only ones getting primed for the spring hunting season. Warmer temps spell the arrival of these tasty fungal fruits of the field.
Everything You Need to Know About Off-Grid Living
Living off the land is not for the weak or ill-prepared. It takes years of groundwork and skill-honing to get to a place where you can survive (and thrive) without municipal utilities, grocery stores, and other resources we take for granted every day.
The Pros & Cons of Living Off the Land
Looking at some of the pros and cons of off-grid living is a good way to help you decide whether or not you should officially hop head-first into homesteading or living off the land.
5 Reasons to Make the Rural Move This Year
Whether it’s peace and tranquility, room for a garden and livestock, or just getting more bang for your buck, these five reasons to make the rural move this year should be enough to convince you to start packing!
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.
How to Make Sure Your Land Listings Get Noticed
Writing a land listing isn’t enough—you need to make sure it gets noticed, too. You’ll need to get the word ...
7 Ways to Turn Your Rural Home Into an Eco-Friendlier Place of Living
Simply moving to a rural area and getting away from city life does not automatically turn your property green. To truly make a difference that means more than just living in the country, consider these seven elements when you build your rural green home.
Top 10 Off-the-Beaten-Path U.S. National Parks
With the help of the travel enthusiasts at AllTheRooms, we take a tour of ten of the least-visited U.S. national parks, where the lack of crowds is no indication about the sheer beauty of these majestic landscapes.
6 Great Wine Destinations in the U.S. & Canada
Wine travel doesn’t have to mean a trip to France or Italy. There are thousands of vineyards and wineries waiting to be uncovered right here in North America. From the valleys of California to the fields of Quebec to North Carolina, wine destinations across the continent offer distinctive regional flavors, plus they’re easily accessible for a weekend getaway with your crew.
Sites We Like: Google Earth Engine
From aerial-imaging solutions to sophisticated 3D-modeling technology, today's real-estate customers have an array of tools at their fingertips to help them discover and visualize property for sale, including those in the land and rural real estate space.
Securing Large Properties: Smart-Home Security Tips for Larger Lots
Securing a large property with smart home technology may require some creativity, but you may be surprised by the range of tools at your disposal. Here, our expert provides a rundown of what you should expect and consider.
Notes from the Field: Representing the Ranch Buyer in the Digital Age
With the availability of so much information in today's digital age, a Certified Buyer Representative for ranch buyers can bring some much-needed clarity and perspective to the buying process.
6 Great Summer Swimming Holes
With the arrival of the summer swelter, we dive into a few of our favorite swimming holes around the country, from clear Hill Country pools to clothing-optional mountain springs with a view!
