Met up this weekend with one of my groomsmen. Old hs buddy. Owns ranchland up by Killeen. Navy vet. Firefighter. We don’t talk politics.
HE was making Talafreako noises.
HE was making Talafreako noises.
November 2, 2026 at 7:53 PM
Met up this weekend with one of my groomsmen. Old hs buddy. Owns ranchland up by Killeen. Navy vet. Firefighter. We don’t talk politics.
HE was making Talafreako noises.
HE was making Talafreako noises.
LDS Church joins the tech gold rush, leasing some of its ranchland for a data center
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LDS Church joins the tech gold rush, leasing some of its ranchland for a data center
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"The wildland is known for its biodiversity, home to hundreds of important species and a concentration of rare environmental resources. It is a key habitat for beloved herds of elk and bighorn sheep, with farms and ranchland lying at its base." www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...
Colorado community fights plan to use drones to spray weed killer
Officials in Red Hill, Colorado, say they have a safe plan to wipe out invasive weeds, but some locals are concerned
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"The wildland is known for its biodiversity, home to hundreds of important species and a concentration of rare environmental resources. It is a key habitat for beloved herds of elk and bighorn sheep, with farms and ranchland lying at its base." www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...
Just shy of “hyperscale” proportions, the center would consume as much electricity as roughly 75,000 average U.S. households.
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LDS Church joins the tech gold rush, leasing some of its ranchland for a data center
A farming subsidiary owned by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is leasing land it owns in Texas for a large data center.
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November 6, 2026 at 1:42 PM
Just shy of “hyperscale” proportions, the center would consume as much electricity as roughly 75,000 average U.S. households.
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As it pertains to reading the room, these assholes have always been a bit late to the party
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A farming subsidiary owned by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is leasing land it owns in Texas for a large data center.
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November 6, 2026 at 4:06 PM
As it pertains to reading the room, these assholes have always been a bit late to the party
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The Trick or Treat event buckets are still out and I only need 6 more visitors to get the magic sweeping broom! #SecondLife
If you haven't deleted your collection HUD and have a Premium membership (ranchland), I would super appreciate a few more visitors! <3 maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/B...
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Breadcrumb Trail
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The Trick or Treat event buckets are still out and I only need 6 more visitors to get the magic sweeping broom! #SecondLife
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It’s all about the Money Baby!!! Tax breaks, everyone’s happy, Data Center people are happy, the Mo’s are even happier: the lease the land for XX years, they’ll be around longer than the Data Center. Win, Win. Oh, sorry residence You lose.
It’s all about the Money Baby!!! Tax breaks, everyone’s happy, Data Center people are happy, the Mo’s are even happier: the lease the land for XX years, they’ll be around longer than the Data Center. Win, Win. Oh, sorry residence You lose.
LDS Church joins the tech gold rush, leasing some of its ranchland for a data center
A farming subsidiary owned by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is leasing land it owns in Texas for a large data center.
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November 6, 2026 at 1:41 PM
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It’s all about the Money Baby!!! Tax breaks, everyone’s happy, Data Center people are happy, the Mo’s are even happier: the lease the land for XX years, they’ll be around longer than the Data Center. Win, Win. Oh, sorry residence You lose.
It’s all about the Money Baby!!! Tax breaks, everyone’s happy, Data Center people are happy, the Mo’s are even happier: the lease the land for XX years, they’ll be around longer than the Data Center. Win, Win. Oh, sorry residence You lose.
Colorado community fights plan to use drones to spray weed killer
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Colorado community fights plan to use drones to spray weed killer
Soon, weed-killing chemicals will start falling from the sky over the Red Hill area of Boulder county, Colorado. The wildland is known for its biodiversity, home to hundreds of important species and a concentration of rare environmental resources. It is a key habitat for beloved herds of elk and bighorn sheep, with farms and ranchland lying at its base. But any day now, hundreds of acres of Red Hill are set to become the target for drone spraying of a chemical herbicide that some researchers warn come with concerns. County officials say the plan is an effective and essential move that will wipe out invasive weeds and mitigate the risk of dangerous and costly wildfires that could use the unwanted vegetation as fuel. They tout Boulder county as “ground zero” for research and testing of indaziflam - a relatively new herbicide developed by Bayer, the German chemical and pharmaceutical conglomerate, that has been approved for use across millions of acres of public lands as a tool for preserving native ecosystems. But the drone spray project has prompted an outcry from many people living and working in the area as some scientists say the chemical comes with serious risks for vulnerable...
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November 1, 2026 at 2:42 PM
A rare find in the Clarendon area for buyers wanting a very well-improved and well-maintained ranch property. The topography of the ranch varies from mostly level near the owner’s home and barn, to rolling ranchland with some valleys, plum thickets and tree cover.
October 28, 2026 at 7:14 PM
A rare find in the Clarendon area for buyers wanting a very well-improved and well-maintained ranch property. The topography of the ranch varies from mostly level near the owner’s home and barn, to rolling ranchland with some valleys, plum thickets and tree cover.
Construction begins soon on a new Backcountry Area entrance north of the park’s main entrance. By early 2027, visitors will be able to drive to a 40-vehicle parking lot where they can access 10 miles of existing ranch roads—and eventually new single-track trails.
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Enchanted Rock’s Expansion Gives Visitors a Whole New View
New additions of ranchland nearly triple the size of the popular Hill Country park
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October 22, 2026 at 2:52 PM
Construction begins soon on a new Backcountry Area entrance north of the park’s main entrance. By early 2027, visitors will be able to drive to a 40-vehicle parking lot where they can access 10 miles of existing ranch roads—and eventually new single-track trails.
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The project’s👉 new partner is Google.
Now, Google is the owner of the data center👉—the owner of the land, though, is Tallgrass Energy. And on land directly adjacent to the campus, Tallgrass Energy is erecting the Cheyenne Power Hub on 659 acres of former ranchland.
Now, Google is the owner of the data center👉—the owner of the land, though, is Tallgrass Energy. And on land directly adjacent to the campus, Tallgrass Energy is erecting the Cheyenne Power Hub on 659 acres of former ranchland.
Since that July 2025 announcement, however, “Crusoe Energy has withdrawn from the project,” the Laramie County Board of County Commissioners told residents on July 8, 2026.
Now, as reported by the Substack Measured AI, the project’s name has officially been changed to “Project Tembo.”
Now, as reported by the Substack Measured AI, the project’s name has officially been changed to “Project Tembo.”
To see this going in is tough—👉I don’t get to see the view. I get to see lights. 👉I get to see dust. I get to see buildings.” During a public meeting, other residents expressed worries about the area’s water supply.
October 20, 2026 at 12:38 AM
The project’s👉 new partner is Google.
Now, Google is the owner of the data center👉—the owner of the land, though, is Tallgrass Energy. And on land directly adjacent to the campus, Tallgrass Energy is erecting the Cheyenne Power Hub on 659 acres of former ranchland.
Now, Google is the owner of the data center👉—the owner of the land, though, is Tallgrass Energy. And on land directly adjacent to the campus, Tallgrass Energy is erecting the Cheyenne Power Hub on 659 acres of former ranchland.
Working Trees plants trees on active cattle pastures, a practice called silvopasture, to restore ranchland without displacing cattle, according to Google
Days earlier, Google said in a Science paper that magic state cultivation on its Willow chip cut errors roughly 40-fold
Days earlier, Google said in a Science paper that magic state cultivation on its Willow chip cut errors roughly 40-fold
Alphabet (GOOGL) Pushes Into Carbon Removal Power Markets And Quantum AI
Alphabet (NasdaqGS:GOOGL) announced new carbon-removal commitments with McKinsey, expanding its climate-focused initiatives beyond internal operations. Google launched a virtual power plant initiative...
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October 20, 2026 at 1:53 AM
Working Trees plants trees on active cattle pastures, a practice called silvopasture, to restore ranchland without displacing cattle, according to Google
Days earlier, Google said in a Science paper that magic state cultivation on its Willow chip cut errors roughly 40-fold
Days earlier, Google said in a Science paper that magic state cultivation on its Willow chip cut errors roughly 40-fold
Border Patrol agents scan the ground for footprints. At the same time, cartel lookouts watch the agents’ movements along a rural stretch of the Rio Grande east of El Paso, where they say smugglers increasingly seek routes through ranchland toward Interstate 10.
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Cartel scouts, drones challenge Border Patrol along rural stretch east of El Paso
Border Report shadowed agents from the Border Patrol’s El Paso Sector in the Fort Hancock and Clint area, southeast of El Paso County, on what was the first media ride-along since a federal g…
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October 19, 2026 at 5:49 PM
Border Patrol agents scan the ground for footprints. At the same time, cartel lookouts watch the agents’ movements along a rural stretch of the Rio Grande east of El Paso, where they say smugglers increasingly seek routes through ranchland toward Interstate 10.
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In 1989, CNN’s Ted Turner bought 113,613 acres of Montana ranchland and traded cattle for bison; the land is now home to bison, bears, and wolves
In 1989, Ted Turner bought the 113,000-acre Flying D Ranch in Montana and replaced cattle with bison. Wolves and bears now roam the protected land today.
In 1989, Ted Turner bought the 113,000-acre Flying D Ranch in Montana and replaced cattle with bison. Wolves and bears now roam the protected land today.
In 1989, CNN’s Ted Turner bought 113,613 acres of Montana ranchland and traded cattle for bison; the land is now home to bison, bears, and wolves
In 1989, Ted Turner bought the 113,000-acre Flying D Ranch in Montana and replaced cattle with bison. Wolves and bears now roam the protected land today.
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October 18, 2026 at 2:59 AM
In 1989, CNN’s Ted Turner bought 113,613 acres of Montana ranchland and traded cattle for bison; the land is now home to bison, bears, and wolves
In 1989, Ted Turner bought the 113,000-acre Flying D Ranch in Montana and replaced cattle with bison. Wolves and bears now roam the protected land today.
In 1989, Ted Turner bought the 113,000-acre Flying D Ranch in Montana and replaced cattle with bison. Wolves and bears now roam the protected land today.
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In 2004, Jeff Bezos began assembling West Texas ranchland for a private space project; by 2005 he had 165,000 acres, and in 2021 he launched from the property aboard Blue Origin’s first human spacefli...
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#RIP #Florida cattle rancher Jay B Starkey who sold a chunk of his 16,000 acres of ranchland for preservation while the rest is now covered in suburban sprawl, dead at 90 www.tampabay.com/news/pasco/2... via @tampabaytimes.bsky.social
Jay B Starkey, cattle rancher who helped usher in Pasco growth, dies at 90
He once owned 16,000 acres of land in Pasco County. Part of it is now preserved, while much of the rest are fast-growing neighborhoods.
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October 9, 2026 at 8:33 PM
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Backyard farming movement takes root in Central Florida
Every day, the U.S. loses about 2,000 acres of farm and ranchland, mostly due to encroaching urban development.
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Backyard farming movement takes root in Central Florida
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ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Every day, the U.S. loses about 2,000 acres of farm and ranchland, mostly due to encroaching urban development. But a …
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ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Every day, the U.S. loses about 2,000 acres of farm and ranchland, mostly due to encroaching urban development. But a …
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ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Every day, the U.S. loses about 2,000 acres of farm and ranchland, mostly due to encroaching urban development.
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October 9, 2026 at 11:20 AM
Backyard farming movement takes root in Central Florida
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ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Every day, the U.S. loses about 2,000 acres of farm and ranchland, mostly due to encroaching urban development. But a …
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ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Every day, the U.S. loses about 2,000 acres of farm and ranchland, mostly due to encroaching urban development. But a …
Big Bend makes up about a quarter of the U.S.-Mexico border. Border Patrol made just 161 arrests there in August. Yet the administration plans $7.5B in new barriers across the region, including private ranchland. Border security matters. So does asking whether every mile of wall is worth the cost.
How Texas landowners are fighting back against Trump's border wall
The Trump administration is pushing forward with a $46 billion border wall from the Pacific Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico.
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October 9, 2026 at 4:33 PM
Big Bend makes up about a quarter of the U.S.-Mexico border. Border Patrol made just 161 arrests there in August. Yet the administration plans $7.5B in new barriers across the region, including private ranchland. Border security matters. So does asking whether every mile of wall is worth the cost.
Backyard farming movement takes root in Central Florida
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Backyard farming movement takes root in Central Florida
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Every day, the U.S. loses about 2,000 acres of farm and ranchland, mostly due to encroaching urban development. But a growing trend has homeowners taking back some of that land through something called micro-farming. Just after 6 a.m. in Pine Hills, Sharea Harris is already on her hands and knees, pulling radishes from the soil. Her 5-year-old daughter, Jane, isn’t far behind. What started as a pandemic project has grown into something much bigger a small but thriving urban farm, a budding children’s education program and a glimpse into a broader movement quietly spreading across Central Florida backyards. “I just love that,” Harris said, describing the joy she finds in watching her daughter engage with the garden. “Just that spark that we all once had as kids, that everything was exciting and new and fun and adventurous — I feel the same way when I’m out here.” Harris began gardening in 2020, when she and her family moved to their Pine Hills home. With two young kids and a pandemic-era mandate to stay home, she decided to put her backyard to work. “We started really small with one of those garden beds over there, and it’s...
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October 9, 2026 at 12:36 PM
On the side of a #TexasHwy, not too far from my place.
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#Clouds #RanchLand #LookUp #TexasHillCountry
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October 7, 2026 at 1:26 AM
On the side of a #TexasHwy, not too far from my place.
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NEWS: Cremona Coyotes ownership pulls plug on Ranchland Hockey League club
Cremona Coyotes ownership pulls plug on Ranchland Hockey League club
“Unforeseen circumstances” cited in decision to cease operations “effective immediately”
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October 7, 2026 at 6:03 PM
NEWS: Cremona Coyotes ownership pulls plug on Ranchland Hockey League club
...Texas has continued sprawling and chewing up empty ranchland to build cheap, egalitarian-ish 'burbs.
Of course they had to generate a bajillion tons of extra CO2 in the process, but I think they beat us on the racial integration scoreboard.
Just saying!
Of course they had to generate a bajillion tons of extra CO2 in the process, but I think they beat us on the racial integration scoreboard.
Just saying!
October 7, 2026 at 12:22 AM
...Texas has continued sprawling and chewing up empty ranchland to build cheap, egalitarian-ish 'burbs.
Of course they had to generate a bajillion tons of extra CO2 in the process, but I think they beat us on the racial integration scoreboard.
Just saying!
Of course they had to generate a bajillion tons of extra CO2 in the process, but I think they beat us on the racial integration scoreboard.
Just saying!
After making a fortune in cereal, Post became a landlord, building and controlling the town of Post, Texas. He set tenant farmers/sharecroppers' rents, and mandated town morality laws.
And in his factories Post fought against workers' rights, particularly against unions and collective bargaining.
And in his factories Post fought against workers' rights, particularly against unions and collective bargaining.
![The land had been on John Bunyan Slaughter's U Lazy S Ranch.[7] In 1906 Slaughter sold it to C. W. Post, the breakfast cereal manufacturer, who founded "Post City" as a utopian colonizing venture in 1907. Post devised the community as a model town.[8][9] He purchased 200,000 acres (810 km2) of ranchland and established the Double U Company to manage the town's construction. The company built trim houses and numerous structures including the Algerita Hotel, a gin, and a textile plant. They planted trees along every street and prohibited alcoholic beverages and brothels. The Double U Company rented and sold farms and houses to settlers.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:23a2jubisfqhw3dw54qctdri/bafkreifperedhqolpe22ivmxmpu5pnoln2xpgd67qbswbxiwhrzx3fycxm)
![Post was a staunch opponent of the trade union movement and was remembered by the National Association of Manufacturers as one who "opposed bitterly boycotts, strikes, lockouts, picketing and other forms of coercion in the relations between employer and employee". Post was also a leading public advocate of the open shop system.[1] However, as compensation,](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:23a2jubisfqhw3dw54qctdri/bafkreibjlzkgs5pkey536y22zk44vq36jxrzdsq3sbxjfqynv46r36mhry)
October 6, 2026 at 10:46 AM
After making a fortune in cereal, Post became a landlord, building and controlling the town of Post, Texas. He set tenant farmers/sharecroppers' rents, and mandated town morality laws.
And in his factories Post fought against workers' rights, particularly against unions and collective bargaining.
And in his factories Post fought against workers' rights, particularly against unions and collective bargaining.