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Raising sheep for 4-Hers and meat adds diversity to North Dakota operation - Vimarsana News

Raising sheep for 4-Hers and meat adds diversity to North Dakota operation

Brandon and Kaitlyn Weidert started their ranch three years ago with 25 sheep on about 20 acres of land near Des Lacs.

Source: agweek.com
Bill Gates is America's Largest Farmland Owner - Vimarsana News

Bill Gates is America's Largest Farmland Owner

In this Land Report exclusive, Bill Gates is identified as America's largest farmlandowner with more than 242,000 acres in 17 states.

Farmer Bill - The Land Report - Vimarsana News

Farmer Bill - The Land Report

In this Land Report exclusive, Bill Gates is identified as America's largest farmland owner with more than 242,000 acres in 17 states.

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farmlandgrab.org | Bill Gates: America's top farmland owner

  Call it a hunch, but the story did not jibe. I scanned the headline for the umpteenth time and then read and reread the pertinent details. Something was missing. Either that or I had a screw loose. According to the Tri-City Herald, a 14,500-acre swath of choice Eastern Washington farmland in the Horse Heaven Hills of Benton County had just traded hands for almost $171 million. That’s a ginormous deal, one that pencils out to almost $12,000 per acre for a whole lot of acres. Pretty pricey dirt, right? That’s exactly what I thought. Especially when it comes to row crops like sweet corn a...

Bill Gates is about to change the way Amerıca farms - Vimarsana News

Bill Gates is about to change the way Amerıca farms

Photo credit: Chesnot, Getty Images Call it a hunch, but the story did not jibe. I scanned the headline for the umpteenth time and then read and reread the pertinent details. Something was missing. Either that or I had a screw loose. According to the Tri-City Herald, a 14,500-acre swath of choice eastern Washington farmland in the Horse Heaven Hills of Benton County had just traded hands for almost $171 million. That’s a ginormous deal, one that pencils out to almost $12,000 per acre for a whole lot of acres. Pretty pricey dirt, right? That’s exactly what I thought. Especially wh...