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Articles of Interest - 10 Dec. 2025

Unlocking Legacy Ranch Ownership: How an American Ag Credit Assumable Loan Makes RFD-TV The Ranch a Rare Gem

A ranch with an assumable loan locked in years ago when rates were low. Today’s agricultural real estate market, informed buyers are looking beyond the listing price to understand the complete financial picture. Watch the interview with American Ag Credit to learn more.

Articles of Interest - 01 Dec. 2025

Preserving the Legacy: Financial Strategies Every Ranching Family Should Consider

All too often I come across family operations that are asset rich and cash poor and that do not have financial planning in place to deal with life events whenever and wherever they may occur.

Articles of Interest - 20 Nov. 2025

In-Herding: Bringing Back the Land, One Herd at a Time

As a seasoned farm, ranch and land broker with over three decades of experience in agricultural real estate, and as a land and cattle owner myself, I’ve witnessed firsthand the evolving challenges facing ranchers across the West.

Articles of Interest - 13 Nov. 2025

Absolute Auction Alert: Stunning 59-Acre Oleson Ranchette in Wyoming’s Black Hills

If you’ve been dreaming of owning a slice of Wyoming paradise with breathtaking mountain views and modern amenities, the upcoming absolute auction of the Oleson Ranchette might be your perfect opportunity. This beautifully maintained property near Beulah, Wyoming, is going to auction with no reserve, meaning it will sell to the highest bidder regardless of price.

Articles of Interest - 12 Nov. 2025

Accredited Land Consultant Michael Landreth, ALC, Joins Mason Morse Ranch Company

Nationally Recognized Ranch Broker and Former National President of REALTORS® Land Institute Brings 38 Years of Experience to Premier Ranch Brokerage Firm

Articles of Interest - 10 Nov. 2025

The Grazing Revolution: How Regenerative Ranching Can Reverse Climate Change from the Ground Up

For decades, conventional wisdom suggested that livestock were enemies of the land, that cattle and other grazing animals caused desertification, stripped grasslands bare, and contributed to climate change. But what if we’ve had it backwards all along? What if properly managed livestock could be the solution to reversing land degradation and cooling our planet?

Articles of Interest - 05 Nov. 2025

The Miller Legacy Continues - A story of tradition, hard work, and the next generation of ranchers

There’s an old saying in ranching: you can’t learn it from a book. You have to live it to know it. That philosophy is alive and well in Independence, Kansas, where Wesley Miller’s sons, Hyrum and Uriah Miller, are doing exactly that—doctoring stocker cattle and learning the business from the ground up.

Articles of Interest - 04 Nov. 2025

Legacy of the Trail: A Ranch Steeped in Southwestern History

The story of the RFD-TV Ranch begins long before any of today's structures were placed on the landscape.

Articles of Interest - 03 Nov. 2025

Forty Years in the Medicine Bow Mountains: Lessons You Can’t Be Told

Some lessons can’t be taught in a classroom or learned from a textbook. For James Rinehart, Associate Broker and Principal Owner at Mason & Morse Ranch Company, the most valuable education has come from over four decades of living, hunting, and stewarding land in Wyoming’s Medicine Bow Mountains