Farming and ranching have a long history in British Columbia beginning in the early periods with indigenous people who lived off the land growing various crops. The arrival of Europeans in North America brought with them various new crops that adapted well to the new land. Today British Columbia Farmers grow a variety of berries, field vegetable...Read more

As ranch and land brokers, we often see legal access issues and many times the severity of the issue is not even known to the sellers. Owners of family ranches that have been in the family for many generations often are not aware that they have no record of legal right to use the access they have been utilizing for many generations or just assum...Read more

The history of Colorado water law is rooted in the state's arid climate and the need to manage scarce water resources. The development of Colorado water law is also closely tied to the history of mining, farming and water management in the western states. Colorado water law has its roots in the doctrine of prior appropriation, also known as "...Read more

If you're interested in buying a New Mexico elk hunting ranch, there are several factors to consider to ensure that you're making a good investment. Here are some important considerations:

1. Location: The location of the ranch is crucial when it comes to hunting. You want to make sure that the ranch is located in an area that has plen...Read more