For Love of the Land #18: A New Memory in the Outdoors
On this podcast, we share a special moment in the outdoors with a father and son as we capture a successful turkey hunt on film. On a recent youth season turkey hunt in southern...
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For Love of the Land #17: Shared Ownership: A New Way to Own Land
Welcome to a new way to own land. We are excited to bring you an opportunity to learn more about The Hogan. This property is a 550-acre recreational property located in Gallipolis, Ohio. This...
For Love of the Land #16: It’s Not Just a Wetland
Often times wetlands get a bad name and considered to be wasted space or unusable acres. However, this is far from correct! In today’s podcast, we are joined by Brian Towe to discuss the...
For Love of the Land #15: Conserving our Land and Heritage Through Land Management
This week we presented a special presentation at the Missouri State Quail Forever Meeting. This presentation was built to reach folks interested in what hunters do with open arms. As hunters, we have much...
For Love of the Land #14: 8 Ways to Make Income Off Your Land
Every piece of property is truly unique. Every parcel has limits and different ways that it can produce an income or return on the investment for the owner. Most properties to keep them operational...
For Love of the Land #13: Trophy Pond Management
In this week’s podcast, we get back on the phone with Todd Watts, owner of The Hogan property in Southeast Ohio. This property has one of the most well-designed bass fishing lakes in the...
For Love of the Land #12: Farming Roots Run Deep
In this podcast, we speak with Glenn Dye a third generation full-time farmer in Virginia. Glenn’s story is one that brings together the importance of family history, working the land, managing natural resources, and...
For Love of the Land #11: Our Dream Farms
We get asked all the time, what would you do on your dream farm? Would you have this on your farm? How big would your farm be? Obviously, that is a loaded and dynamic...
For Love of the Land #10: Farming Practices Old and New
On this week’s For Love of the Land Podcast Adam sits down with his Grandpa to discuss the evolution of farming practices since the 1950s. There is no question much has changed from our...
For Love of the Land #09: Designing and Building a World Class Bass Pond
It’s not every day you meet someone with a driving passion that fuels them daily. Todd Watts is an individual who is determined to further his education in all things land. He got his...