LAND Magazines 
Jessie Allen: More Than Miss Wyoming
Jessie Allen shares a story about a way to give thanks, to practice remembrance and honor the process of food retrieval from the wild places of Wyoming.
Listing of the Week: Rancho Agua Grande, One of the Biggest Live Water Ranches in Texas
The 17,132-acre Rancho Agua Grande is one of the largest live water ranches for sale in Texas.
Looking Out For Our Fine-Feathered Flyers
Every August, Nancy and John Merrill flood a hay field on their ranch so that flocks of Rocky Mountain Greater Sandhill cranes can eat and rest during their staging season.
Summer 2019 Land & Lifestyle Trends
Our snapshot of the latest goods, gear and more for land aficionados—from handcrafted furniture made in South Carolina to small-batch, blackberry syrup made in a welcoming, small town in Georgia.
Going Home to the Mountains
I lived in the Adirondacks for several years and welcomed my first child there. My family and I left after three years, but I dreamed of returning to the mountains someday, and I continued visiting the Adirondacks whenever possible.
On the Cover: T Anchor Ranch
The T Anchor Ranch presents a unique opportunity to own a 500-acre live water paradise. The ranch boasts over 1.8 miles of Medina River frontage and nearly half a mile of Wallace Creek.
Listing of the Week: Shoop Ranch West
The Shoop Ranch is a remarkable property with live water and a lot of character just north of Fort Worth. It is a large predevelopment opportunity with a prime location in the heart of one of the nation’s fastest growing economies over the next five years. The Shoop Ranch is north of the Alliance Airport and between Decatur and Denton. Whether it is an immediate development play or a strategic hold for the near future ...
Texas Two-Step: Summer 2019
From the pages of the Summer 2019 issue of Texas LAND magazine, here's our selection of two intriguing properties featured on the Land.com Network.
Summer 2019 Texas Land & Lifestyle Trends
Unique items curated especially for the discriminating Texas land aficionado—from sunscreen made from Aloe Vera grown in Texas to custom cooler-top maps.
A Taste of Llano Springs Ranch
Texas family shares the bounty of their land with those who appreciate it
Black Beauty
“When I look at the mount of Black Beauty on the wall, I see all the hard work we’ve put into the ranch and all the ways we have improved the habitat for wildlife.”
Listing of the Week: Las Piletas Ranch
The stunning Las Piletas Ranch is a spectacular 13,570± acre, working cattle ranch situated in the hills that rise on the west side of the Carrisa Plain, ideal for cattle operation and teeming with hunting and recreational activities.
Listing of the Week: Swenson Family Flat Top Ranch
The Flat Top Division of the legendary Swenson Ranch was established in 1853/1854. This sprawling 41,000± acre ranch property is located on the Texas Rolling Plains, which is an area widely recognized for ranching, farming, mineral production and in more recent years, outstanding hunting. The eastern portion of the ranch is adjacent to the western city limits of Stamford, Texas. Access to all major portions of the ranch are by paved highways and county roads, ...
LANDscape: Spring 2019
From the pages of the winter 2018 issue of LAND magazine, here's our selection of intriguing properties featured on the Land.com Network.
Spring 2019 Land & Lifestyle Trends
Our snapshot of the latest goods, gear and more for land aficionados—from handcrafted furniture made in South Carolina to small-batch, blackberry syrup made in a welcoming, small town in Georgia.
On the Cover: La Panza Ranch
La Panza Ranch is a magnificent, diverse property situated east of Santa Margarita, California, on State Highway 58, boasting intricate olive, cattle and hay operations and extensive improvements. An expansive, 14,750± acre holding comprised of 51 legal, certificated parcels, La Panza Ranch encompasses lush valleys and rolling hills with picturesque views in every direction.
Culturally Modified Trees: Living Sculptures Waiting to be Discovered
Don Wells and his fellow retirees kept seeing oddly bent trees on their weekly hikes in the northern Georgia mountains. They were intrigued with the ancient giants. Wells happened to meet neighbor Elaine Jordan, who wrote a guide book, Indian Trail Trees, after interviewing Native Americans about these trees. He started taking her to the trees and photographing them. Trail Tree’itis hit and suddenly, the retired civil engineer was starting a whole new career.
Hidden Talent: Property Value from Untapped Sources
Whether your property can swish an over-the-shoulder three-pointer or do a double back flip off the diving board, it’s got something valuable that isn’t obvious. Take some time to find that value for yourself or your client for maximum property benefit.
Listing of the Week: Five Bridges Farm
This beautiful ranch is approximately 470± acres and a wonderful mix of improved pastures, native pasture, and thick wooded areas.
Texas Two-Step
From the pages of the Spring 2019 issue of Texas LAND magazine, here's our selection of two intriguing properties featured on the Land.com Network.
