Land: Ranches and oilfields throughout Texas.
Background: Toronto attorney David Fasken started buying
land in Texas in 1913. After oil was discovered on their ranch in the 1940s, the
Faskens spread across the Southwest.
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Report
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Land: Holdings in many states. Broe's Hubble & Green
Ranches in New Mexico cover 290,000 acres. His Colorado’s Great Western
Industrial Park became a major source of the state’s green job growth in
2008.
Background: Broe's investment and asset management company
controls over 100 companies in real estate, energy and transportation.
Data published with permission from The Land
Report.
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Land: Ranches throughout Texas.
Background: Gerald Lyda's success in construction and land
development in the 70s allowed him to return to ranching and amass over 900,000
acres within his lifetime.
Data published with permission from The Land
Report
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Land: Oilfields and ranchlands throughout Texas. Her two main ranches, the 6666 Ranch near Guthrie and the
Dixon Creek Ranch near Panhandle, total 275,000 acres.
Background: Anne Marion is the fourth generation heir to
Samuel Burnett, a cattle rancher who amassed more than a third of a million
acres in Texas by the early 1900s.
Data published with permission from The Land
Report
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Land: Ranchland in Texas and New Mexico.
Background: Alice Gertrudis Kleberg East, gave up her
interest in her grandfather Richard King of King Ranch estate in exchange for
the San Antonio and Santa Fe ranches.
Data published with permission from The Land
Report.
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Land: Idaho, agribusiness. The land and livestock division
has 37 farms and 15 ranches with capacity for 30,000 mother cows.
Background: The J.R. Simplot Company started its fortune in
potatoes but diversified over the years to become one of the largest, privately
held food companies in the world.
Data published with permission from The Land
Report.
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Land: 250,000-acre Baughman Farms in Kansas; 149,493-acre
Overland Trail Cattle Company & Ranch in Wyoming and 35,000 acres in
Colorado.
Background: Phillip Anschutz's company has investments in
energy exploration, telecommunications and agribusiness. His Anschutz
Entertainment Group is also the world’s largest owner and operator of sports and
entertainment venues.
Data published with permission from The Land
Report.
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Land: Ranchland and oil fields in Texas.
Background: D.M. O'Connor, above, continued to expand the
land his father, Thomas O'Connor, was awarded in the Battle of San Jacinto. Oil
was discovered on their cattle ranches and today, the O'Connors now own an
estimated half-million acres across Southern and Western Texas.
Data published with permission from The Land
Report.
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Land: Ranching and farmland throughout Texas.
Background: W.T. Waggoner's began expanding his father's
ranching interests and established what is known today as the W.T. Waggoner
Estate.
Data published with permission from The Land
Report.
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Land: Ranchlands and oilfields throughout Texas
Background: Former Texas Governor Dolph Briscoe Jr.,
expanded his holdings when oil and gas were discovered on his ranchland.
Data published with permission from The Land
Report.
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Land: Oil and gas divisions throughout the West and
Southwest; timber units across Maine, Oklahoma, and the Southeast.
Background: Joseph M. Huber's success as a sales agent for
his family's pigments and manufacturing business back in the late 1800s grew
into a diversified corporation that spans many industries from paper and energy
to plastics and construction.
Data published with permission from The Land
Report.
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Land: Ranchlands and farms in Texas and Florida.
Background: The Lykes family-owned company began as a cattle
ranching operation and has since expanded into bioenergy and farming.
Data published with permission from The Land
Report
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Land: Timberland throughout Oregon and California.
Background: The Ford family’s Roseburg Forest Products had
its origins in 1936 when the Roseburg Lumber Company was founded by owner
Kenneth Ford.
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Report
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Land: Timberland throughout Oregon and California.
Background: The Ford family’s Roseburg Forest Products had
its origins in 1936 when the Roseburg Lumber Company was founded by owner
Kenneth Ford.
Data published with permission from The Land
Report.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/biggest-landowners-america?op=1#ixzz2KAh1hExN
Land: Cow-calf operations on Cedar Creek and PV Ranch in
Montana; Q Creek Land & Livestock Company runs up to 12,000 yearlings on
550,000+ acres in Wyoming.
Background: The sports mogul who got his start in real
estate just became the majority owner of the St. Louis Rams.
Data published with permission from The Land
Report
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Land: 770,000 acres of timber across California, Oregon, and
Washington.
Background: After Mark Reed married the daughter of Sol
Simpson at the turn of the century, the Reed family continues to operate the
privately owned Simpson Investment Company that is one of the oldest forest
products companies in the Pacific Northwest.
Data published with permission from The Land
Report.
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Land: 830,000 acres of timberland in Maine.
Background: The Pingree family's fortune in timber began in
the mid 1800s and has conserved more than three quarters of a million acres of
Maine forestland -- a block larger than the size of Rhode Island.
Data published with permission from The Land
Report
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Land: Operates 825,000 acres of cattle ranches and 60,000
acres of farms in South Texas; thousands of acres in Florida producing orange
juice, sugar cane, sod, sweet corn and green beans.
Background: The main cash cow for King Ranch remains
ranching and farming but it has also expanded into publishing, retail and
eco-tourism.
Data published with permission from The Land
Report.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/biggest-landowners-america?op=1#ixzz2KAhm2yFb
Land: The Singleton ranches comprise of 29 ranches across
California and New Mexico, including the picturesque San Cristobal Ranch outside
of Santa Fe.
Background: Henry Singleton amassed his wealth in digital
technology before purchasing the San Cristobal Ranch in 1986.
Data published with permission from The Land
Report.
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Land: Purchased 290,000-acre Bell Ranch in Nex Mexico this
August to add to his landholdings in Colorado and Wyoming.
Background: Malone has served in executive positions in
telecommunications firms and is currently the chairman of Liberty Media
Corp.
Data published with permission from The Land
Report.
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Land: 1.2 million acres of forests in Maine.
Background: The family business, Irving Woodlands, has roots
dating back to 1882 when James D. Irving founded a company that included a
sawmill, gristmill, lumber business and farms.
Data published with permission from The Land
Report.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/biggest-landowners-america?op=1#ixzz2KAiAyq00
Land: Kelley’s properties span Texas, New Mexico, and
Florida and are used to breed rare species of animals.
Background: According to Forbes, Kelley founded a tobacco
company in 1990 and sold it for $1 billion in 2001.
Data published with permission from The Land
Report.
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Land: Approximately two million acres of forestland in
California and Washington.
Background: Red Emmerson is president of Sierra Pacific
Industries, a family-run lumber manufacturing business that ranks as
California's largest private landowner.
Data published with permission from The Land
Report.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/biggest-landowners-america?op=1#ixzz2KAiQkf00
Land: Owns 2 million acres in 12 states and Argentina; the
8,800-acre Nonami Plantation known for quail hunting is his most recent and
largest acquisition in his home state of Georgia.
Background: Ted Turner founded the Turner Broadcasting
System that launched CNN and several other cable successful programs.
Source: 2010 Land Report 100
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THE TOP 25 LAND BARONS: THEY OWN 1% OF THE UNITED STATES
BIGGEST LAND OWNERS IN THE USA: 2012 LAND REPORT 100
Source: The Land Report
No. 1 John Malone
2,200,000 acresBritain’s Daily Mail was flabbergasted — and rightly so. The amount of acreage owned by Liberty Media’s Chairman John Malone is beyond the comprehension of city slickers, suburban dwellers, and even plain country folk. As the Mail put it, the 71-year-old’s holdings are “just under the size of the Middle Eastern country Jordan and just over the size of Serbia. That means the total sum of Mr. Malone’s land is nearly three Rhode Islands. Or two Delawares. It is the size of 151 Manhattan islands. It’s a lot of land.”
Most of the ink devoted to this Connecticut native follows the developments at Liberty, which Malone has shepherded from its infancy as a minor spin-off of Tele-Communications Inc. (TCI) in 1991 to a major media holding company whose wide-ranging interests include the Atlanta Braves and Starz.
Malone’s track record as a landowner has followed a similar arc. Over the last two decades, it too has ascended sharply. Out west, Malone’s Silver Spur Ranches are headquartered in Encampment, Wyoming. The ranches themselves are in Wyoming, Nebraska, Colorado, and New Mexico.
The most famous is the Bell Ranch, a 290,100-acre cattle kingdom whose roots go back to the 1824 Montoya Land Grant. Malone acquired The Bell from Chicago’s Lane family in 2010.
In 2011, he acquired 1 million acres in Maine and New Hampshire from GMO Renewables. His timing was spot-on. Thanks to an anemic housing market, timberland prices were in a trough. Now that the U.S. housing market is showing signs of life, there’s no telling how much these holdings have appreciated.
THE FULL LIST: AMERICA’S TOP 100 LANDOWNERS 2012
1. John Malone2. Ted Turner
3. Emmerson Family
4. Brad Kelley
5. Irving Family
6. Singleton Family
7. King Ranch Heirs
8. Pingree Heirs
9. Reed Family
10. Stan Kroenke
11. Ford Family
12. Lykes Bros. Heirs
13. Briscoe Family
14. W.T. Waggoner Estate
15. D.M. O’Connor Heirs
16. Phillip Anschutz
17. Drummond Family
18. Simplot Family
19. Robert Earl Holding
20. Malone Mitchell 3rd
21. Hughes Family
22. Collins Family
23. Patrick Broe
24. Nunley Family
25. Flitner Family
26. Jeff Bezos
27. Collier Family
28. H. L. Kokernot Heirs
29. Anne Marion
30. Babbitt Heirs
31. Lyda Family
32. Jones Family
32. True Family
34. Mike Smith
35. Reynolds Family
36. Paul Fireman
37. D.K. Boyd
38. The Koch Family
39. McCoy & Remme Families
40. Llano Partners
41. Homer Scott Heirs
42. Louis Moore Bacon
43. Roxana Hayne & Joan Kelleher
44. Cassidy Heirs
45. Killam Family
46. East Wildlife Foundation
46. Eugene Gabrych
46. Langdale Family
49. Bogle Family
50. Hunt Family
51. Tim Blixseth
52. Bidegain Family
52. Williams Family
54. Robert Funk
55. Russell Gordy
56. Broadbent Family
56. Irwin Heirs
58. Sugg Family
59. Fasken Family
60. Benjy Griffith III
61. Mike Mechenbier
62. Cogdell Family
63. Fanjul Family
64. Hearst Family
65. Ellison Family
66. Bass Family
66. Emily Garvey Bonavia
66. Boswell Family
66. Eddy Family
66. William Henry Green Heirs
66. J. Luther King Jr. & Frank King
72. David Murdock
73. Wells Family
74. L-A-D Foundation
75. Gerald J. Ford
76. Thomas Lane Family
76. Harrison Family
78. Isaac Ellwood Heirs
78. JA Ranch Heirs
78. Monahan Family
81. Les Davis Heirs
82. Booth Family
82. Brite Ranch Heirs
82. Stefan Soloview
85. Milliken Family
86. Roxanne Quimby
87. Reese Family
88. Moursund Family
89. Scharbauer Family
90. Clayton and Modesta Williams Jr.
91. Stan Harper
92. Frank VanderSloot
93. Richard and Victoria Evans
93. Linnebur Family
95. Moore Family
96. Robinson Family
97. Beggs Family
97. Powell Heirs
97. Walter Umphrey
97. Yates Family
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