Jackson Hole, WY, July 12, 2012 – Ranch Estate sites 11, 13 &14 at the Bar BC Ranch in Jackson Hole, Wyoming have been acquired by a client of Fay Ranches. Brokers Chuck Davison and Mike Jorgenson represented the buyer—a longtime Fay Ranches client—in these transactions. The combined asking price for the three ranches was […]
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What Is A Conservation Easement? Conservation easements convey a lawful interest in land where the landowner gifts or sells rights to a qualified entity like a land trust. The landowner retains full ownership with restrictions on activities they can do on the property. The landowner as well as land trust negotiate the restrictions and constraints
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Wildlife management involves the employment of scientific knowledge and specialized skills for defense, conservation and management of wildlife in addition to their habitat. It is an interdisciplinary issue which includes biological, technological, social, economical and legal issues. Wildlife management requires expertise in species ecology, biology, behavior, and physiology of wildlife populations. Also, wildlife management studies,
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Wind is an energy source to be used by consumers along with gas, coal, hydropower and nuclear energy. It is an example of kinetic energy, and some of that kinetic energy can be adapted into electricity and can be harnessed to make mechanical power as well. It is mathematics, art, power and science all at
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When buying farms, ranches or land something that you must be aware of and run into frequently is easements. An easement is an irrevocable right to the use of another person’s property. Easements are often misunderstood and this misunderstanding of easements can lead to significant headaches later down the road after closing on a property.
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The Dust Bowl was the catalyst behind a 60-year endeavor in farming: soil conservation. The soil conservation movement was a result of the droughts during the 1930s, the effects of water erosion, the terrific dust storms created by wind erosion in the Great Plains, and by the urging of Hugh Hammond Bennett. In 1935, the
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Open Fences now offers FaceBook Page construction and updates for your Fan Pages. Open Fences not only can set up new tabs for your Fan Page to show case Videos, Farms and Ranches for sale, Blog posts, or any other content that you would like to showcase but Open Fences can also showcase the Farm,
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January 2012 (Santa Rosa, CA) ‐‐ American AgCredit has announced the merger with Farm Credit Services of the Mountain Plains, based in Greeley, CO, effective January 1, 2012. The merger will make the joint Association the 6 the largest Farm Credit cooperative in the U.S., totaling $5.58 billion in assets, and creating a combined customer base of
Richard Castelow’s road to becoming a Master Saddler could easily be chronicled on the silver screen. He joined the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment at age fifteen and by the age of twenty, was selected to join the Household Cavalry Saddle shop in Knightsbridge, London. After rigorous teaching and training under four different master saddlers, undergoing
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The Gold Fork River, near McCall, Idaho, is one of Idaho’s most scenic rivers. The river flows through beautiful timbered mountains and forests until reaching Lake Cascade, south of McCall, Idaho. This river is one of Idaho’s hidden gems, offering fishing for trout and land locked Salmon. Elk, deer, cougar, bear and other wild game
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