farms

The Missouri farm that was originally the home of pioneer Daniel Boone is now available.

$33 million dollars is a lot of money. Barring a miraculous increase in income, it is well beyond my means which is unfortunate as I've found farm land in Missouri available for that amount. I also have a picture of a guy standing right in the middle of it, too.

If the word "equestrian" makes you feel all warm inside, then I have found a Missouri place that will make the horse lover in you swoon. It's a gorgeous Missouri horse farm that's located not far from the Mississippi River.

I predict that this new data claiming that Illinois farmland is more valuable than what you'll find in Missouri will start more than one argument. I have friends on both sides of the issue, but there is some math involved that shows the claim just might be true.

I don't normally share memories as personal as this, but have decided to do so because I bet there are others like me that grew up in rural Missouri. For me, much of my childhood was spent on my grandma's farm and today was one of those days when memories come rushing back of what life was like then in West Ely, Missouri.

I love Chinese food and consider myself a loving person, but even I have been suspicious of why China wants to own so much Missouri farm land. The state apparently feels the same as it just dropped the hammer on how much land China can own in Missouri and where they can own it.

There's a lot of land in Illinois, but who owns the most acreage in the Land of Lincoln? I was frankly surprised by the answer, but it does make sense when you think about it.

I believe that it can be argued that Ralls County, Missouri has some of the best land in the state. There's a new video that kind of proves my point I believe showing the Spalding Farm that's currently available in that part of the Show Me State.

If you haven't heard, donkeys make excellent guards. Don't believe me? One Midwest woman can prove it when her donkey named "Waffles" ended up being hailed as a hero.

My first thought when I saw this farm near La Belle, Missouri was that it looks like the Property Brothers have renovated it. I don't believe that happened, but it is very much modernized and you can stay in it for a grand a night.