Farm Ranch Land Articles of Interest News Updates| Mason Morse Ranch Company

All Farm & Ranch News - 03 Jul. 2023

The Spirit of the Cowboy and American Freedom

Sharing our passion for agriculture, ranching, and the American West while connecting others with a similar passion for the land is something that all of us at Mason & Morse Ranch Company have in common.

All Farm & Ranch News - 27 Jun. 2023

Oklahoma Grass Ranch With Wind Royalties and Home Selling in Multi-Parcel Auction Set For July 27th

The 800-acre Flanagan grass ranch presented by Mason and Morse Ranch Company will include land, wind royalty payments and single family home tract. .Located in the Oklahoma Panhandle just southwest of Goodwell, Oklahoma, the 800 +/- acre Flanagan Grass Ranch will be offered as an auction in five (5) tracts using a multi parcel combination auction format. The auction is scheduled for Thursday, July 27, 2023, in Guymon, Oklahoma.

All Farm & Ranch News - 16 Jun. 2023

Mason & Morse Ranch Company Broker/Appraiser Elected to ASFMRA Colorado Chapter President

On June 15, 2023, Shiloh Wittler became president of the American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers (ASFMRA) Colorado Chapter.

All Farm & Ranch News - 19 Apr. 2023

Market Report: Assets for 2023 Farms, Land & Ranches

The usability of land is a key characteristic pushing demand. As a tangible asset land remains a resilient investment as the economy navigates beyond inflation news towards a more recessionary outlook through 2023 into 2024.

All Farm & Ranch News - 16 Apr. 2023

Back in the Saddle, Ron Morris, A Legend in Ranch Real Estate Brokerage Joins Mason Morse Ranch Company

A seasoned and trusted ranch broker with experience across the West there remains a lot of passion and knowledge under his hat.

All Farm & Ranch News - 28 Jan. 2023

A Letter to Land Owners

Our current economic market conditions continue to create an attractive option for land investors looking to purchase land in the West. Inventory for quality land for sale on the market is limited. Specifically, land in Wyoming and Montana with farming characteristics and cattle operations featuring productive water rights, recreation hunting and fishing lifestyle components, access to National Forest and BLM are all attractive features buyers have interest to acquire.

All Farm & Ranch News - 01 Nov. 2022

How Do You Choose a Broker With the Knowledge and Experience to Sell Your Ranch?

In Wyoming, Montana and surrounding western ranching states, selling a farm or ranch can be a complicated process, especially compared to selling a residential property. Choosing a real estate broker with the right knowledge, 'Live it to know it" experience and marketing capabilities can make the difference between successful sales and wasted time and money, without getting your ranch sold.

All Farm & Ranch News - 29 Oct. 2022

Farm Ranch Lands in Wyoming Montana

Farm and Ranch real estate prices have risen considerably. According to the USDA August 2022 Land Values Summary, irrigated crop land values in Wyoming have gone up by 7.8%. Rangeland pasture land has gone up by 8.2%, from 2021 to 2022. The numbers are even higher in Montana with irrigated crop land rising by 10.5% and rangeland pasture by 10.7%. This up-trend in land values if effecting the real estate market in a number of ways.

All Farm & Ranch News - 19 Oct. 2022

What does Sustainability Mean From a Ranching Perspective?

Sustainability is an often heard “buzzword” in today’s agricultural world. Gaining an understanding of the terminology, benefits and costs as they relate to agriculture is important. Cattle grazing, when managed appropriately, results in conservation benefits and increased ecosystem services. Grazing maintains the health of grasslands, improves soil quality, and preserves open space and wildlife habitat. Additionally, carbon is sequestered in the grasses and soils of grazing lands. Beef production also provides social benefits, sustaining livelihoods and community vibrancy in rural areas.