Many homesteaders struggle when it comes to tax season, and it can be difficult to know what you can and can’t deduct, especially when you seem to barely be making ends meet. It can be difficult to handle taxation issues, especially if you only have a small homestead and don’t consider yourself a small business. […]
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There are few professions more timeless and more rewarding than farming, so it’s little wonder if you’re drawn to the idea of buying a farm in Texas. Still, you may find that you feel somewhat lost when you try to ponder what to consider when buying a farm—you likely know there are plenty of important considerations, but you may not be sure of precisely what they are.
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For many people, the dream of owning a ranch is idyllic and deeply ingrained. Whether you’ve been planning for decades to purchase a ranch of your own, or you simply feel that now might be the right time to break into this market, you’re probably equally interested in finding some useful tips for buying a
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New Health Insurance Options for Co-op Members! The Land Broker Co-op has recently paved the way for Aflac coverages to be made available to Co-op Members at an exclusive rate. Aflac programs pay cash benefits directly to policyholders allowing them to pay out-of-pocket expenses, negotiate bills, and even replace lost wages and keep bills constant.
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If a buyer is looking for their ideal recreational property, it pays to work with a recreational land expert, which differs significantly from using a realtor to find a home. Experts in recreational property sales have a unique skill set that allows them to locate a property that meets not only the needs of buyers but can also be adapted to a variety of recreational uses.
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Like most plants in nature, hemp has many uses. Hemp has been made legal nationwide through the Farm Bill and is deemed as an agricultural product. Hemp for centuries has been used to make clothes, supplements, food, and milk.
The COVID-19 pandemic created some unique times for many of us. As the United States locked down many businesses, boat ramps, and even beaches, outdoorsmen everywhere had to find a way to enjoy their favorite hobbies. Thankfully, freshwater fishing is something that will always be available. All you need to fish is a canal or
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One of the many benefits of living close to the land is getting familiar with the ebbs and flows of the lakes, creeks, and rivers near your home. Whether it be traveling by foot down a worn streamside path, or driving on a little-known country lane, regularly examining the seasonal changes of your local fishing hole is a big part of sustainable rural living. It is these weekly endeavors that make one realize that you are not living away from it all, you are in fact living within it all. There is a feeling of abundance in living on well-tended or natural land. You can create your own brand of farm to table with what you grow, gather and hunt.
The tiny house movement has become wildly popularized as more and more individuals are starting to crave a micro dwelling that can open up their options for happiness. For architects, there is a keen desire to master the challenge of creating a space where everything has a purpose. And for individuals, the movement answers the burning questions and changing attitudes of privilege, wealth, and materialism.
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