Three Rivers Farm & Ranch

How Do Horses Have Fun?

If you've ever watched a herd of horses, you've likely seen a few of the herd members kicking it up and having fun. Some horses are more...

13 Dog Breeds That Are Overwhelmingly Affectionate

Why humans struggled to make 'f' and 'v' sounds until farming came along

Love to drop F-bombs? Thank the shift to agriculture.

What's The Difference Between Ranch-To-Market And Farm-To-Market Roads?

Farm-to-market and ranch-to-market roads have helped rural Texans get around since the 1940s. But what happens when these roads become completely

Is Your Farm or Ranch in Survival Mode?

Reading Time: 1 minute 1. Everything has become urgent, and you feel like your back is up against the wall. 2. Bank negotiations and refinancing discussions are vital. 3. Your team can’t help, because they’re in crisis mode too. 4. The stress is overwhelming and spilling into your personal life. 5. Everything is a reaction: cutting costs, laying off ... Read moreIs Your Farm or Ranch in Survival Mode?

3 Different Types of Shared Ranches for Sale

Multiple owner or shared ranch ownership is a common concept implemented throughout the west and present in a lot of ranches for sale. Fishing and hunting clubs are common examples of multi-party property ownership mechanisms that have been in place … Continued

How American National Insurance can be a fit for you farm or ranch

American National Insurance has been around since 1905 and specializes in ag and ag-related coverage. We caught up with Shawn Ellingson at Dakotafest to learn more about the company and what it can offer to your farm or ranch.

A Holistic Approach to Farm/Ranch Transfer Planning E-Manual

Farm and ranch transfers can be particularly challenging with the intertwining of people’s homes, childhoods, career development, business opportunities, and personal and business assets. With the increasing loss of agricultural lands to development pressure, the need to keep working lands working is greater than ever. Providing opportunities for the next generation of farmers and ranchers through successful farm/ranch transfers will help support your family and your…

Everything You Need To Know About Ranch Homes

When you hear the word "Ranch" it's common to think of a salad dressing or a farm full of roaming cows and cowboys. However even though we're discussing the ranch house style, all three evoke feelings of home and familiarity. Many people grew up in a ranch home and the thought brings warm memories about a childhood

5 Colorado ranches and farms for luxurious escapes and hands-on experiences

Colorado ranks fourth in the nation for agritourism with more than 800 farms and ranches open to visitors for overnight stays. But don't worry, we've narrowed that down to five.

Basic Components for Farm Fencing

So, what parts matter when it comes to a quality farm fence? Even though farm fencing varies, some components are similar and determined by the purpose of the fence itself.

A Family Ranch House Gets A Refresh Inspired By Its Surroundings

A beloved country residence passed down to a pair of brothers gets a new life that retains a sense of family heritage.

Dine! Rosewood Ranches: Part 3

We’re at Rosewood Ranch - a working cattle ranch owned by the legendary Hunt Family where farm to table takes on an entirely new meaning.

Choosing the Best Farm or Ranch Broker

Your farm or ranch likely represents the majority of your net worth. When it’s time to sell, choosing the right broker is a critically important decision.

Being a Farm Kid is Tough

The truth is, I didn’t grow up on a farm. I, like most other people, can only imagine what being a farm kid is really like. So here I am, an adult co-owner of a farm, living the farm kid…

Can you find a new farm owner who is not a family member?

For many, it’s ‘out of the box’ thinking to consider having someone outside the family assume the ownership of a dairy farm, but it may be a viable option.

Good Energy: Hood River farmers use irrigation water to make energy

Farmers in Hood River are growing fruit using less water and less energy. And the water the farmers do use is helping to produce energy as well.