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Bwana Arap Mashamba William Samoei Ruto, PhD , there is no one who has made a sterling career in land grabbing than you. Be ashamed. 1. ADC Mutara Ranch Dispute 15,000 acres 2. Kedong Ranch (Maa Community Allocation) 10,000 acres 3. Angata Barikoi Land Dispute 6,000 acres 4.Basil Criticos... show more

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🚨 Private solar companies are being given grant money in New York State, they’re then pressuring farmers to sell their land Also Investment firms are offering $40k a month to farmers with hundreds of acres to to sell their land “My neighbors came to my farm last week and told me something absolutely terrifying. He owns over 100 acres of land right across the street from my farm. — We were just talking about different trends that we're noticing in the area and what's happening to farms and all of these different investment firms that are coming out of nowhere to buy up this farmland that is for sale right under our noses and no one even knows it's happening. He told me the other other day for his 100 acres behind me. He has been approached by and pressured by solar companies to sell his land to them. Multiple times they have come and tried to get him to sell this land. He said they lure you in by the promise of paying you anywhere from $30 to 40k a year as a payoff for selling this property to them. This guy's in his 70s. He said it's obviously appealing to other older folks who are just looking to finally get away from farming and retire with a nice 40k a year until they die. The problem is that then 100 hundred acres of arable, beautiful, upstate New York fertile land will turn into a dystopian solar farm that will bring down the property values of everybody in this area, be a huge eyesore. It'll kill the idyllicness of in every direction, not to mention the insane battery systems and overhead wires that have to be set up at these solar farms if any of you have ever gone near them. I thanked him for not selling out to these solar companies. He said he never plans to because that would change everything at all of the farms surrounding this 100 acres of land. It just makes me think about how many other people are being pressured by these companies as we speak to sell out. Doesn't help. In New York State that grant money has been given to these solar companies. There's pressure from the state for them to turn as much of our land into solar fields and farms as possible, and it's horrifying.”

🚨 Private solar companies are being given grant money in New York State, they’re then pressuring farmers to sell their land Also Investment firms are offering $40k a month to farmers with hundreds of acres to to sell their land “My neighbors came to my farm last week and told me something absolutely terrifying. He owns over 100 acres of land right across the street from my farm. — We were just talking about different trends that we're noticing in the area and what's happening to farms and all of these different investment firms that are coming out of nowhere to buy up this farmland that is for sale right under our noses and no one even knows it's happening. He told me the other other day for his 100 acres behind me. He has been approached by and pressured by solar companies to sell his land to them. Multiple times they have come and tried to get him to sell this land. He said they lure you in by the promise of paying you anywhere from $30 to 40k a year as a payoff for selling this property to them. This guy's in his 70s. He said it's obviously appealing to other older folks who are just looking to finally get away from farming and retire with a nice 40k a year until they die. The problem is that then 100 hundred acres of arable, beautiful, upstate New York fertile land will turn into a dystopian solar farm that will bring down the property values of everybody in this area, be a huge eyesore. It'll kill the idyllicness of in every direction, not to mention the insane battery systems and overhead wires that have to be set up at these solar farms if any of you have ever gone near them. I thanked him for not selling out to these solar companies. He said he never plans to because that would change everything at all of the farms surrounding this 100 acres of land. It just makes me think about how many other people are being pressured by these companies as we speak to sell out. Doesn't help. In New York State that grant money has been given to these solar companies. There's pressure from the state for them to turn as much of our land into solar fields and farms as possible, and it's horrifying.”

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VIJAY STEAL PEOPLE HEARTS With One speech “ This is not like other parties' election promises, which are meant to deceive. This is about giving hope to the people who believe in us. Free education to the youngsters coming from farming family with less than 2 acres of land Farmers in the Delta region recently faced a shortage of fertilizers. There were reports that some people hoarded fertilizers and sold them at high prices. When our TVK comes to power, we will ensure there are no such shortages. For farmers with up to 5 acres of land, we will completely waive off the crop loans taken from agricultural cooperative banks. For farmers with more than 5 acres, we will explore the possibilities and take firm action to waive up to 50% of their crop loans. We won’t be like the other party , promising things to everyone and then deceiving them by setting eligibility criteria and showing bias. We will be transparent and state everything clearly." — Vijay

VIJAY STEAL PEOPLE HEARTS With One speech “ This is not like other parties' election promises, which are meant to deceive. This is about giving hope to the people who believe in us. Free education to the youngsters coming from farming family with less than 2 acres of land Farmers in the Delta region recently faced a shortage of fertilizers. There were reports that some people hoarded fertilizers and sold them at high prices. When our TVK comes to power, we will ensure there are no such shortages. For farmers with up to 5 acres of land, we will completely waive off the crop loans taken from agricultural cooperative banks. For farmers with more than 5 acres, we will explore the possibilities and take firm action to waive up to 50% of their crop loans. We won’t be like the other party , promising things to everyone and then deceiving them by setting eligibility criteria and showing bias. We will be transparent and state everything clearly." — Vijay

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“How much can you make from farming GINGER on HALF PLOT OF LAND” I am running this experiment as a bet between me and my guy that’s a pepper farmer and I am like let me carry my people here along so you can see. The bet is half plot of ginger farm will yield more profit than 1 acre of habanero pepper in 7 months 5million naira is on the line for me. Because most people still think you need acres of land to make millions of Naira from agriculture. I have always been against that belief. So How much can you actually make from ginger farming without owning acres of land? Let’s break it down Video in frame 1 is On April 23rd, 2026, we planted just 3 bags of ginger (210kg total) on half a plot of land. Today, at 7 weeks after planting, the farm is looking promising. No fertilizer has been applied yet. No fungicide sprays yet. Just chicken manure applied during land preparation. Video in Frame 2 is fast forward to 7 weeks after planting… The field is already looking strong and developing steadily. But this isn’t even the interesting part. The interesting part is what this small farm can potentially return. Based on our projections: Worst case (underperforming farm): 15 bags harvest Moderate performance: 21–24 bags Best case scenario (everything goes right): up to 30 bags And that 30 bags is our target All this from half a plot. half a plot. This is why I’m documenting the entire journey. Now if you want me to take this further. For me to breakdown the total cost of this half-plot project full input expenses labor + management and projected profit at harvest If you want me to post the full financial breakdown of this experiment? just type “BREAKDOWN” in the comments. 👇 Or should I just keep it private and show the final harvest result?

“How much can you make from farming GINGER on HALF PLOT OF LAND” I am running this experiment as a bet between me and my guy that’s a pepper farmer and I am like let me carry my people here along so you can see. The bet is half plot of ginger farm will yield more profit than 1 acre of habanero pepper in 7 months 5million naira is on the line for me. Because most people still think you need acres of land to make millions of Naira from agriculture. I have always been against that belief. So How much can you actually make from ginger farming without owning acres of land? Let’s break it down Video in frame 1 is On April 23rd, 2026, we planted just 3 bags of ginger (210kg total) on half a plot of land. Today, at 7 weeks after planting, the farm is looking promising. No fertilizer has been applied yet. No fungicide sprays yet. Just chicken manure applied during land preparation. Video in Frame 2 is fast forward to 7 weeks after planting… The field is already looking strong and developing steadily. But this isn’t even the interesting part. The interesting part is what this small farm can potentially return. Based on our projections: Worst case (underperforming farm): 15 bags harvest Moderate performance: 21–24 bags Best case scenario (everything goes right): up to 30 bags And that 30 bags is our target All this from half a plot. half a plot. This is why I’m documenting the entire journey. Now if you want me to take this further. For me to breakdown the total cost of this half-plot project full input expenses labor + management and projected profit at harvest If you want me to post the full financial breakdown of this experiment? just type “BREAKDOWN” in the comments. 👇 Or should I just keep it private and show the final harvest result?

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Real Estate Loan Officer Pierce Burton Started Looking Into Gavin Newsom, This Is Going To blow You Away Gavin Newsom Owns: - 12,000 square foot home purchased for $3,700,000 back in 2018 in Fair Oaks, California - 19 additional properties - He owns a massive amount of land with 3 properties that are 5 MILLION square feet EACH. For your reference, 5 million square feet is equivalent to about a 100 acres “Gavin Newsom has made a lot of rules and regulations in regard to real estate in California. So it made me curious what real estate does Gavin Newsom own. So I did some recon, and I found out he purchased this 12,000 square foot home for $3,700,000 back in 2018 in Fair Oaks, California. Then I popped on PropStream and looked that home up, and sure enough, it says Gavin Newsom owns this home. And then I looked at linked properties, and he owns 19 other properties besides this one. He owns a massive amount of land with 3 properties that are 5,000,000 square feet each. For your reference, 5,000,000 square feet is equivalent to about a 100 acres.”

Real Estate Loan Officer Pierce Burton Started Looking Into Gavin Newsom, This Is Going To blow You Away Gavin Newsom Owns: - 12,000 square foot home purchased for $3,700,000 back in 2018 in Fair Oaks, California - 19 additional properties - He owns a massive amount of land with 3 properties that are 5 MILLION square feet EACH. For your reference, 5 million square feet is equivalent to about a 100 acres “Gavin Newsom has made a lot of rules and regulations in regard to real estate in California. So it made me curious what real estate does Gavin Newsom own. So I did some recon, and I found out he purchased this 12,000 square foot home for $3,700,000 back in 2018 in Fair Oaks, California. Then I popped on PropStream and looked that home up, and sure enough, it says Gavin Newsom owns this home. And then I looked at linked properties, and he owns 19 other properties besides this one. He owns a massive amount of land with 3 properties that are 5,000,000 square feet each. For your reference, 5,000,000 square feet is equivalent to about a 100 acres.”

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Vern Terrell runs Terrell Ranches in Hay Springs, Nebraska. His family settled there in 1948 on 100 acres. Through intensive grazing management, he's added the equivalent of HALF A RANCH to his operation — without buying more land. He saw a chart tracking four generations of farm families nationwide. 120 families in generation one. 22 by generation two. Nine by generation three. And by generation four, projections show just four of those original families still farming. 120 families. Four left. The old rancher who mentored him said: "To succeed in agriculture, you either have to be better than your neighbor at what he does, or you have to do something that nobody else wants to do." Grazing management was his answer. Nebraska Sandhills blow out if you don't keep cover on them. He heals blowouts with waste hay and round bales, lets the native seed already in the ground take hold. "The land's getting out of control of family farms and ranches. It's going to investors and big multi-dollar people. We need to keep as many family farms as we can." The ranchers who figure out how to produce more from the same acres are the ones still standing.

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Would like yalls feedback: Foreign land ownership, that SB 17 (2025) is supposed "prevent", is a significant issue facing Texans. SB 17 is entirely reactive and relies on anonymous tips and red flags AFTER the sale is complete. Only after a tip is received, then MAYBE an investigation will happen. It also does nothing to stop leasing from the countries on the "banned" list. That's unacceptable and it functionally does nothing to stop our land from being bought up by countries on the "banned" list (China, Iran, North Korea, & Russia). It also doesn't address the large purchasing of our land from countries not on that list. Let's break it down: 🟥As it stands, the Texas land owned by Countries that SB 17 is limited to represents around 2 to 3% of the share of foreign held agricultural land in Texas. Canada, Netherlands, Italy, UK, Germany, "other Europe", and Mexico comprise 94% of foreign owned ag land in Texas totaling around 4,900,000 acres. 🟥We are relying entirely on federal data sources like the USDA's Agricultural Foreign Investment Disclosure Act (AFIDA) reports, which only focus on agricultural land. That report relies on voluntary compliance from the reporting entities (like an actual bad-actor is going to voluntarily tell the truth) and there are no audits to verify beneficial ownership…There is NO State level tracking. 🟥A significant additional problem is the half a million acres of Texas land owned by foreign entities under shell companies with unclear or unlisted foreign ownership. Even more concerning for Texas is the estimated 1 to 2 MILLION additional acres of residential & commercial land that is foreign owned. Here is some potential (we want your feedback on this) fixes Doc Pete Chambers is looking at implementing: 🟩Doc will introduce legislation that requires mandatory beneficial ownership disclosure and real estate professionals (e.g. title companies and brokers) to conduct checks and halt sales if foreign entities are on or tied to Global Power Competitor listing. 🟩Add language in legislation to treat any lease from foreign entities totaling over 3 years as violating the SB 17 prohibition on foreign land leases > 1 year. Require landlords to file annual reports if a foreign tenant has greater than 2 years of cumulative control. ➡️Nothing is stopping foreign countries, even the ones on the "banned" list from leasing land and then renewing that lease each year. It's a dangerous loophole that creates conditions where even the countries America specifically has an adversarial relationship with can lease the land for a hundred years if they wanted. ➡️We can approach business investments (i.e. building a factory or hard structure that employs Texans) from countries not on the Global Power Competitor listing on a separate exemption where they are allowed to exceed lease prohibition limits due to the positive economic impact on that local economy. (we definitely want your feedback and ideas on this because Doc doesn't want to negatively impact employment and the economy, but we have to draw a line on the ridiculous lease loophole.) 🟩Creating a State public registry of existing foreign land ownership (none currently exists) and aggressively auditing. ➡️Already owned land is mostly out of the hands of the Governor to impact. These countries have already entered into contracts and have the titles to this land (talking about the European countries we listed earlier, not China, NK, etc.). Surprisingly significant legal hurdles exist to force divestment of these already held lands. What we can do is start tracking it for public and defense purposes. 🟩Hold sellers, real estate agents, title insurers, and attorneys legally liable for facilitating violations. ➡️No one should profit by intentionally selling out their neighbors to foreigners. It's well past time we put our people first over making more and more money. At some point there will be little to nothing left for younger Texans and future generations, or it will be prohibitively expensive/inaccessible. We have to avoid this. 🟨The idea was floated, and we have considered, setting citizenship requirements in order to purchase land...but there are very surprising legal and Constitutional hurdles that would ensure such action would not survive. As strange as that sounds, there are multiple federal treaties, federal preemption prohibitions, and Supreme Court case precedent that would ensure such action would fail. Until something significantly changes federally, we have to operate within the bounds of what is feasible and what is the law.

Would like yalls feedback: Foreign land ownership, that SB 17 (2025) is supposed "prevent", is a significant issue facing Texans. SB 17 is entirely reactive and relies on anonymous tips and red flags AFTER the sale is complete. Only after a tip is received, then MAYBE an investigation will happen. It also does nothing to stop leasing from the countries on the "banned" list. That's unacceptable and it functionally does nothing to stop our land from being bought up by countries on the "banned" list (China, Iran, North Korea, & Russia). It also doesn't address the large purchasing of our land from countries not on that list. Let's break it down: 🟥As it stands, the Texas land owned by Countries that SB 17 is limited to represents around 2 to 3% of the share of foreign held agricultural land in Texas. Canada, Netherlands, Italy, UK, Germany, "other Europe", and Mexico comprise 94% of foreign owned ag land in Texas totaling around 4,900,000 acres. 🟥We are relying entirely on federal data sources like the USDA's Agricultural Foreign Investment Disclosure Act (AFIDA) reports, which only focus on agricultural land. That report relies on voluntary compliance from the reporting entities (like an actual bad-actor is going to voluntarily tell the truth) and there are no audits to verify beneficial ownership…There is NO State level tracking. 🟥A significant additional problem is the half a million acres of Texas land owned by foreign entities under shell companies with unclear or unlisted foreign ownership. Even more concerning for Texas is the estimated 1 to 2 MILLION additional acres of residential & commercial land that is foreign owned. Here is some potential (we want your feedback on this) fixes Doc Pete Chambers is looking at implementing: 🟩Doc will introduce legislation that requires mandatory beneficial ownership disclosure and real estate professionals (e.g. title companies and brokers) to conduct checks and halt sales if foreign entities are on or tied to Global Power Competitor listing. 🟩Add language in legislation to treat any lease from foreign entities totaling over 3 years as violating the SB 17 prohibition on foreign land leases > 1 year. Require landlords to file annual reports if a foreign tenant has greater than 2 years of cumulative control. ➡️Nothing is stopping foreign countries, even the ones on the "banned" list from leasing land and then renewing that lease each year. It's a dangerous loophole that creates conditions where even the countries America specifically has an adversarial relationship with can lease the land for a hundred years if they wanted. ➡️We can approach business investments (i.e. building a factory or hard structure that employs Texans) from countries not on the Global Power Competitor listing on a separate exemption where they are allowed to exceed lease prohibition limits due to the positive economic impact on that local economy. (we definitely want your feedback and ideas on this because Doc doesn't want to negatively impact employment and the economy, but we have to draw a line on the ridiculous lease loophole.) 🟩Creating a State public registry of existing foreign land ownership (none currently exists) and aggressively auditing. ➡️Already owned land is mostly out of the hands of the Governor to impact. These countries have already entered into contracts and have the titles to this land (talking about the European countries we listed earlier, not China, NK, etc.). Surprisingly significant legal hurdles exist to force divestment of these already held lands. What we can do is start tracking it for public and defense purposes. 🟩Hold sellers, real estate agents, title insurers, and attorneys legally liable for facilitating violations. ➡️No one should profit by intentionally selling out their neighbors to foreigners. It's well past time we put our people first over making more and more money. At some point there will be little to nothing left for younger Texans and future generations, or it will be prohibitively expensive/inaccessible. We have to avoid this. 🟨The idea was floated, and we have considered, setting citizenship requirements in order to purchase land...but there are very surprising legal and Constitutional hurdles that would ensure such action would not survive. As strange as that sounds, there are multiple federal treaties, federal preemption prohibitions, and Supreme Court case precedent that would ensure such action would fail. Until something significantly changes federally, we have to operate within the bounds of what is feasible and what is the law.

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DON’T BUY LANDS IN HYDERABAD!! Because our Ministers themselves will blatantly grab your lands and no one can save you. Watch this 16 minute video. This is the evidence for my statement- This old man in the video is Satish Shah. Satish Shah’s mother purchased a land in Vattinagulapalli in 1968. From 1968 to 2025 many surveys have happened - every time it was clear that the land belonged to Satish Shah’s family. FIFTY SEVEN years, there was never a single problem. Around May 2025, Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy’s construction company Raghava Constructions bought the land adjacent to Satish Shah. And then started the most harrowing experience for Satish Shah and his family. In June 2025 Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy’s son Ponguleti Harsha Reddy gets in touch with Satish Shah. He meets him and tells that they need small portion of the land for laying a 100 feet road. Since their land is under GO 111, Satish Shah and family told Harsha they don’t want to sell the land. After two weeks, Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy himself goes to the house of Satish Shah. 🤯 The idea is to create fear psychosis. Then the third visit happens. This time Ponguleti Harsha Reddy visits their home and tells that they don’t want 2/3 acres but need the entire land. Satish Shah’s family runs a Goshala and they cultivate the land. They stood their ground and told clearly they don’t want to sell. This hurt the big ego of the big minister & his son. In 2019 land survey happened under high court direction when Satish Shah’s sister was selling her portion of the land. In 2021 land acquisition happened and the family even got compensation from the government. Around 2018-2019 boundary wall constructed Now the revenue minister wanted to use his power to manipulate the land records. He ordered a sudden survey. Satish Shah went to the court and the High Court of Telangana suspended the survey. In the intervening night of 29th-30th October, 7-8 JCBs came without number plates and all walls were demolished. Satish Shah came to know these were Raghava Construction’s JCBs and lodged a complaint to the police. He went to the court and obtained an ad-interim order. There were FIVE physical attacks on the workers by 60 goons. Power was cut. They threaten to kill and burry everyone in the same land. High court gave police protection! Four months since it’s been pending. On Ugadi again, the staff were attacked and the wall of the goshaala that was repaired was demolished again. According to Satish, the police are mute & helpless. The land next to Satish Shah’s land was acquired by Ponguleti family, and construction is being carried out under a new name NewGen Builders. Satish Shah has all documents, all legal rights, has court orders, he and his family are educated & have the resources to fight YET they live in constant fear for their lives. So - my advice! Don’t buy lands in Hyderabad and Telangana because we have land grabbers ruling us 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

DON’T BUY LANDS IN HYDERABAD!! Because our Ministers themselves will blatantly grab your lands and no one can save you. Watch this 16 minute video. This is the evidence for my statement- This old man in the video is Satish Shah. Satish Shah’s mother purchased a land in Vattinagulapalli in 1968. From 1968 to 2025 many surveys have happened - every time it was clear that the land belonged to Satish Shah’s family. FIFTY SEVEN years, there was never a single problem. Around May 2025, Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy’s construction company Raghava Constructions bought the land adjacent to Satish Shah. And then started the most harrowing experience for Satish Shah and his family. In June 2025 Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy’s son Ponguleti Harsha Reddy gets in touch with Satish Shah. He meets him and tells that they need small portion of the land for laying a 100 feet road. Since their land is under GO 111, Satish Shah and family told Harsha they don’t want to sell the land. After two weeks, Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy himself goes to the house of Satish Shah. 🤯 The idea is to create fear psychosis. Then the third visit happens. This time Ponguleti Harsha Reddy visits their home and tells that they don’t want 2/3 acres but need the entire land. Satish Shah’s family runs a Goshala and they cultivate the land. They stood their ground and told clearly they don’t want to sell. This hurt the big ego of the big minister & his son. In 2019 land survey happened under high court direction when Satish Shah’s sister was selling her portion of the land. In 2021 land acquisition happened and the family even got compensation from the government. Around 2018-2019 boundary wall constructed Now the revenue minister wanted to use his power to manipulate the land records. He ordered a sudden survey. Satish Shah went to the court and the High Court of Telangana suspended the survey. In the intervening night of 29th-30th October, 7-8 JCBs came without number plates and all walls were demolished. Satish Shah came to know these were Raghava Construction’s JCBs and lodged a complaint to the police. He went to the court and obtained an ad-interim order. There were FIVE physical attacks on the workers by 60 goons. Power was cut. They threaten to kill and burry everyone in the same land. High court gave police protection! Four months since it’s been pending. On Ugadi again, the staff were attacked and the wall of the goshaala that was repaired was demolished again. According to Satish, the police are mute & helpless. The land next to Satish Shah’s land was acquired by Ponguleti family, and construction is being carried out under a new name NewGen Builders. Satish Shah has all documents, all legal rights, has court orders, he and his family are educated & have the resources to fight YET they live in constant fear for their lives. So - my advice! Don’t buy lands in Hyderabad and Telangana because we have land grabbers ruling us 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

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What if the government told your family ranch you owed $3.7 million… for a pond your cattle have been drinking from for decades? That’s exactly what’s happening to a fourth-generation ranch family in Washington State. Wade and Teresa King have been running cattle on their land for generations. Like thousands of ranchers across the West, they built small stock ponds so their cattle have water in dry country. Now the Washington State Department of Ecology says those ponds aren’t ponds. They say they’re illegal wetlands. The state has already issued the ranch a $267,540 fine and claims the family may have to spend over $3.7 million restoring the land. On top of that, the Washington Department of Natural Resources terminated grazing leases the ranch had held for around 60 years, removing nearly 15,000 acres of grazing land their operation depended on. The King family says these are man-made cattle ponds, something ranchers across the West have built and maintained for generations. The state says they damaged rare wetlands. Now the fight isn’t just about ponds. It’s about property rights, agriculture, and whether ranchers have the right to defend themselves in front of a jury instead of a government administrative court. If the state wins, this case could affect thousands of ranches across the western United States that rely on stock ponds to water cattle. This isn’t just one ranch’s fight. It could shape the future of American ranching. If you believe American ranchers deserve truth, trust, and transparency in the food system, help us rebuild a producer-led beef supply chain. Visit to learn how ranchers are working together to bring transparency and fair markets back to American agriculture. Because the fight for American land, American ranchers, and American food is just getting started. ⸻ #Ranching #PropertyRights #AmericanRancherAlliance #AgNews #FoodSystem #FarmLife #TruthInFarming #CattleCountry #AgTok #FarmNews

What if the government told your family ranch you owed $3.7 million… for a pond your cattle have been drinking from for decades? That’s exactly what’s happening to a fourth-generation ranch family in Washington State. Wade and Teresa King have been running cattle on their land for generations. Like thousands of ranchers across the West, they built small stock ponds so their cattle have water in dry country. Now the Washington State Department of Ecology says those ponds aren’t ponds. They say they’re illegal wetlands. The state has already issued the ranch a $267,540 fine and claims the family may have to spend over $3.7 million restoring the land. On top of that, the Washington Department of Natural Resources terminated grazing leases the ranch had held for around 60 years, removing nearly 15,000 acres of grazing land their operation depended on. The King family says these are man-made cattle ponds, something ranchers across the West have built and maintained for generations. The state says they damaged rare wetlands. Now the fight isn’t just about ponds. It’s about property rights, agriculture, and whether ranchers have the right to defend themselves in front of a jury instead of a government administrative court. If the state wins, this case could affect thousands of ranches across the western United States that rely on stock ponds to water cattle. This isn’t just one ranch’s fight. It could shape the future of American ranching. If you believe American ranchers deserve truth, trust, and transparency in the food system, help us rebuild a producer-led beef supply chain. Visit to learn how ranchers are working together to bring transparency and fair markets back to American agriculture. Because the fight for American land, American ranchers, and American food is just getting started. ⸻ #Ranching #PropertyRights #AmericanRancherAlliance #AgNews #FoodSystem #FarmLife #TruthInFarming #CattleCountry #AgTok #FarmNews

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1,078,037 次观看 • 6 个月前

#WATCH | Hyderabad | BRS Working President KT Rama Rao says, "They suspended us because we raised questions about this matter. That is precisely why we visited the very site where land was allotted to the Chief Minister's brother's shell company. We want to ask the Chief Minister a direct question. You keep claiming that you work 18 hours a day. We ask you: for whom are you working those 18 hours? Is it for your brothers and their shell companies? If a young person from Telangana were to start a company with a capital of just Rs 1 lakh today, would you allot them land worth Rs 200 crore? Meanwhile, your leader Rahul Gandhi questions Modi ji, asking why business is being conducted with Israel. Yet, here in Telangana, your government—and no one else—is doing business with Israel. The Chief Minister's own brother, Anumula Kundal Reddy, has directly entered into a partnership with an Israeli innovation company to set up an aerospace and defense venture and has acquired five acres of land here; Rahul ji and Revanth Reddy ji must answer for this. Is this the way it works? Is this what 'Indira Amma Rajam' means? Does the main principle of your 'Indira Amma Rajam' involve enriching all your siblings and relatives? You must provide answers. You promised the people of Telangana a pension of Rs 4,000 within 100 days, Rs 2,500 to every woman within 100 days, and an unemployment allowance of S 4,000 within 100 days. No one received anything. However, the Chief Minister's unemployed brother are securing excellent employment opportunities and landing land worth Rs 200 crore; naturally, this will raise many questions among the public. If the BJP is sincere then there should immediately be an investigation by the ED, the IT department, and the CBI, and the whole truth must be brought to light. The details regarding how land was allotted to shell companies and how the entire scam unfolded need to be exposed."

#WATCH | Hyderabad | BRS Working President KT Rama Rao says, "They suspended us because we raised questions about this matter. That is precisely why we visited the very site where land was allotted to the Chief Minister's brother's shell company. We want to ask the Chief Minister a direct question. You keep claiming that you work 18 hours a day. We ask you: for whom are you working those 18 hours? Is it for your brothers and their shell companies? If a young person from Telangana were to start a company with a capital of just Rs 1 lakh today, would you allot them land worth Rs 200 crore? Meanwhile, your leader Rahul Gandhi questions Modi ji, asking why business is being conducted with Israel. Yet, here in Telangana, your government—and no one else—is doing business with Israel. The Chief Minister's own brother, Anumula Kundal Reddy, has directly entered into a partnership with an Israeli innovation company to set up an aerospace and defense venture and has acquired five acres of land here; Rahul ji and Revanth Reddy ji must answer for this. Is this the way it works? Is this what 'Indira Amma Rajam' means? Does the main principle of your 'Indira Amma Rajam' involve enriching all your siblings and relatives? You must provide answers. You promised the people of Telangana a pension of Rs 4,000 within 100 days, Rs 2,500 to every woman within 100 days, and an unemployment allowance of S 4,000 within 100 days. No one received anything. However, the Chief Minister's unemployed brother are securing excellent employment opportunities and landing land worth Rs 200 crore; naturally, this will raise many questions among the public. If the BJP is sincere then there should immediately be an investigation by the ED, the IT department, and the CBI, and the whole truth must be brought to light. The details regarding how land was allotted to shell companies and how the entire scam unfolded need to be exposed."

ANI

36,709 次观看 • 11 天前

The Flint Hills of Kansas. 12,000 acres of native prairie that has never been plowed. Topsoil is maybe 2 inches deep. Limestone right below the surface. You can't stick a plow in it. So for over 100 years, ranchers have worked WITH this land instead of against it. Every spring, they burn 70-80% of this country on purpose. Prescribed fire clears old growth, forces fresh native grass, and cattle gain an extra 0.2 to 0.4 pounds per day on burned ground. At $3-4/lb, that's real money per head. Ferguson Ranch has been running cattle here since 1919. 300 fall-calving cows. 300-350 spring-calving cows. Mostly black Angus. About 30 days a year, 80% of all the cattle in the Flint Hills get shipped out. Then there's not a hoof on this country until next May. The last unplowed native tallgrass prairie in North America stays that way because ranchers burn it and graze it on a cycle that's been proven for over a century. Superior Livestock Auction

The Flint Hills of Kansas. 12,000 acres of native prairie that has never been plowed. Topsoil is maybe 2 inches deep. Limestone right below the surface. You can't stick a plow in it. So for over 100 years, ranchers have worked WITH this land instead of against it. Every spring, they burn 70-80% of this country on purpose. Prescribed fire clears old growth, forces fresh native grass, and cattle gain an extra 0.2 to 0.4 pounds per day on burned ground. At $3-4/lb, that's real money per head. Ferguson Ranch has been running cattle here since 1919. 300 fall-calving cows. 300-350 spring-calving cows. Mostly black Angus. About 30 days a year, 80% of all the cattle in the Flint Hills get shipped out. Then there's not a hoof on this country until next May. The last unplowed native tallgrass prairie in North America stays that way because ranchers burn it and graze it on a cycle that's been proven for over a century. Superior Livestock Auction

SAVE BEEF 🇺🇸 BeefMaps.com

145,542 次观看 • 1 个月前

A very mysterious case is unfolding in Ch Agraharam village in Tuni rural mandal of Kakinada district. Andhra Pradesh. A 3-year old girl child Jnaneswari, daughter of Sunkara Ganesh and Bhavani is residing with her parents on a farm. They work as the caretakers. On 6th June, she went from the farm with their pet dog looking for her father. Since then she went missing. A lakh rupees reward for the missing child has been announced. According to the police, the area behind their house includes nearly 1,000 acres of forest land and hills. 25 SDRF personnel, 10 special party members, seven CIs, some SIs, police personnel, forest department staff and local villagers - altogether about a 100 people are searching for Jnaneswari. Last evening the pet dog came back. After coming home, the dog went to the mother and was barking, it started pulling her. But the moment the search party, dog squad started chasing the dog, apparently the dog got scared and ran away into nearby farms. The drone search party that was tracking the dog suddenly lost the visual due to the heavy rain. It’s been four days since the little girl went missing. Hoping she is safe and I hope the dog is taking care of her.

A very mysterious case is unfolding in Ch Agraharam village in Tuni rural mandal of Kakinada district. Andhra Pradesh. A 3-year old girl child Jnaneswari, daughter of Sunkara Ganesh and Bhavani is residing with her parents on a farm. They work as the caretakers. On 6th June, she went from the farm with their pet dog looking for her father. Since then she went missing. A lakh rupees reward for the missing child has been announced. According to the police, the area behind their house includes nearly 1,000 acres of forest land and hills. 25 SDRF personnel, 10 special party members, seven CIs, some SIs, police personnel, forest department staff and local villagers - altogether about a 100 people are searching for Jnaneswari. Last evening the pet dog came back. After coming home, the dog went to the mother and was barking, it started pulling her. But the moment the search party, dog squad started chasing the dog, apparently the dog got scared and ran away into nearby farms. The drone search party that was tracking the dog suddenly lost the visual due to the heavy rain. It’s been four days since the little girl went missing. Hoping she is safe and I hope the dog is taking care of her.

Revathi

430,877 次观看 • 3 个月前

Something I am still very bullish on: Good buildable land in mountain range territory. There is a HUGE amount of Gen X about to retire. A lot of the Gen X group has a significant amount of $ saved. They are cashing in and downsizing as their kids have gone off to college, graduated and now have their own lives. They will be looking for retirement spots or second homes and I can 100% confirm that many are and will be looking for peaceful, secluded escapes. Florida is still a top choice, but I’m seeing a trend to states with less insurance costs/housing costs. Areas like TN, NC, North Ga, KY, Virginia and W Va. I’m sure the west coast has similar states that will be very attractive as well for those retiring from California and other higher cost states. I’ve now picked up around 1,200 acres for an avg cost of $2,500/acre. Some cost $1,500/acre, some extremely strategic pieces that I needed were $10,000/acre. Acquired in pieces over the course of 3-4 yrs. Goal is to hit 5,000- 7,000 acres in TN, NC & North Ga over the next 10 yrs. Got some new drone shots (with sound) of my little quaint get away cabin (that I also Airbnb if anyone wants to visit!). Started buying all the parcels around it by pulling the tax records and calling all the neighbors asking if they want to sell. It’s been like putting a giant puzzle together. Great, buildable parcels are out there and there are many good deals still floating around. But I have a feeling they will be few and far between within 5-10 years.

Something I am still very bullish on: Good buildable land in mountain range territory. There is a HUGE amount of Gen X about to retire. A lot of the Gen X group has a significant amount of $ saved. They are cashing in and downsizing as their kids have gone off to college, graduated and now have their own lives. They will be looking for retirement spots or second homes and I can 100% confirm that many are and will be looking for peaceful, secluded escapes. Florida is still a top choice, but I’m seeing a trend to states with less insurance costs/housing costs. Areas like TN, NC, North Ga, KY, Virginia and W Va. I’m sure the west coast has similar states that will be very attractive as well for those retiring from California and other higher cost states. I’ve now picked up around 1,200 acres for an avg cost of $2,500/acre. Some cost $1,500/acre, some extremely strategic pieces that I needed were $10,000/acre. Acquired in pieces over the course of 3-4 yrs. Goal is to hit 5,000- 7,000 acres in TN, NC & North Ga over the next 10 yrs. Got some new drone shots (with sound) of my little quaint get away cabin (that I also Airbnb if anyone wants to visit!). Started buying all the parcels around it by pulling the tax records and calling all the neighbors asking if they want to sell. It’s been like putting a giant puzzle together. Great, buildable parcels are out there and there are many good deals still floating around. But I have a feeling they will be few and far between within 5-10 years.

BowTiedBroke

65,044 次观看 • 1 年前

🇨🇳☀️ The Truth About China’s Wumeng Mountain Solar Farms: Not the Lies Which Are Going Viral A video is spreading claiming “countless habitats were bulldozed for 40,000 acres of solar panels in Wumeng Mountain, China.” It’s dramatic… but it’s also completely wrong. If you want to learn something, read on... Here’s what’s actually happening 👇 1. Where is Wumeng Mountain? The Wumeng range stretches across Guizhou, Yunnan and Sichuan, one of China’s historically poorest, most degraded regions. Think: • Barren slopes • Karst terrain (thin rocky soil, hard for plants to grow) • Severe soil erosion • Thin, non-arable land • Over-mined, over-farmed areas It is NOT rainforest. It is NOT an untouched wildlife paradise. It has been one of China’s most ecologically fragile regions for decades. 2. What China built there? China is installing large-scale mountain solar farms on land that: • Can’t grow crops • Can’t support dense forest (for reforestation) • Has low ecological value • Was already stripped or degraded The projects follow the terrain. Nothing is “flattened.” No forests bulldozed. And many sites are dual-use agrivoltaic farms, goats and sheep graze under the panels and native vegetation returns because the land is no longer being over-farmed. 3. “Destroyed habitats”? Not even close Every major renewables project in China requires an Environmental Impact Assessment and since 2020, solar/wind cannot be built in: ❌ Protected forests ❌ National parks ❌ Primary ecosystems ❌ Wildlife reserves The chosen sites were already degraded hillside scrubland. Studies from Guizhou & Yunnan show: • Soil erosion drops sharply under solar arrays • Moisture increases • Native plants recover • Insects return and birds return Solar farms here are actually restoring the land, the opposite of the fear-mongering claims. 4. Environmental outcome: massively positive A 40,000-acre mountain solar farm delivers 6–8 GW of power. That’s enough to replace: 🔥 6 coal plants 🔥 30–40 million tonnes of CO₂ per year It uses zero water, releases zero pollution and allows vegetation to regrow. Meanwhile, Guizhou/Yunnan’s old coal basins produced decades of pollution and ecological damage. This is what cleaning up looks like. 5. Why the viral video is misleading? ⚠️ The narrative relies on: • A dramatic aerial shot • Zero local context • Ignoring land-type and terrain • Pretending this was untouched wilderness • Ignoring China’s laws protecting high-value ecosystems • Ignoring rural poverty alleviation • Ignoring the CO₂ reductions • Ignoring that mountain solar is built on non-arable, pre-degraded land If this exact project was built in Europe, it would be hailed as “green innovation.” But because it’s China, the West suddenly cries “environmental disaster.” The hypocrisy is insane. Absolutely INSANE! 6. What the Wumeng solar project actually represents ✔ Restoring degraded land ✔ Ending small coal mines ✔ Stabilising mountain soils ✔ Providing clean energy ✔ Raising local rural income ✔ Helping communities escape poverty ✔ Lowering global emissions (massively) ✔ Proving China’s renewables leadership, again China builds more solar each year than the entire rest of the world combined. This is what that looks like at ground level. Here is the truth: - There is no “eco-wasteland.” - No mass habitat destruction. - Just Western social media doing what it always does, misrepresenting China to score political points. The Wumeng solar rollout is one of the most successful examples of turning damaged land into clean energy and it is lifting entire regions out of poverty while cutting emissions on a global scale. China is the world’s largest reforestation nation, adding over 70 million hectares of new forests since the 1990s, more than any other country on Earth. From the Three-North Shelterbelt to the Grain-for-Green program, China is repairing past damage at a scale no Western nation has even attempted. Stop spreading lies about “destroyed habitats” when China is literally leading the world in restoring them. The real story is far more impressive than the propaganda being pushed online.

🇨🇳☀️ The Truth About China’s Wumeng Mountain Solar Farms: Not the Lies Which Are Going Viral A video is spreading claiming “countless habitats were bulldozed for 40,000 acres of solar panels in Wumeng Mountain, China.” It’s dramatic… but it’s also completely wrong. If you want to learn something, read on... Here’s what’s actually happening 👇 1. Where is Wumeng Mountain? The Wumeng range stretches across Guizhou, Yunnan and Sichuan, one of China’s historically poorest, most degraded regions. Think: • Barren slopes • Karst terrain (thin rocky soil, hard for plants to grow) • Severe soil erosion • Thin, non-arable land • Over-mined, over-farmed areas It is NOT rainforest. It is NOT an untouched wildlife paradise. It has been one of China’s most ecologically fragile regions for decades. 2. What China built there? China is installing large-scale mountain solar farms on land that: • Can’t grow crops • Can’t support dense forest (for reforestation) • Has low ecological value • Was already stripped or degraded The projects follow the terrain. Nothing is “flattened.” No forests bulldozed. And many sites are dual-use agrivoltaic farms, goats and sheep graze under the panels and native vegetation returns because the land is no longer being over-farmed. 3. “Destroyed habitats”? Not even close Every major renewables project in China requires an Environmental Impact Assessment and since 2020, solar/wind cannot be built in: ❌ Protected forests ❌ National parks ❌ Primary ecosystems ❌ Wildlife reserves The chosen sites were already degraded hillside scrubland. Studies from Guizhou & Yunnan show: • Soil erosion drops sharply under solar arrays • Moisture increases • Native plants recover • Insects return and birds return Solar farms here are actually restoring the land, the opposite of the fear-mongering claims. 4. Environmental outcome: massively positive A 40,000-acre mountain solar farm delivers 6–8 GW of power. That’s enough to replace: 🔥 6 coal plants 🔥 30–40 million tonnes of CO₂ per year It uses zero water, releases zero pollution and allows vegetation to regrow. Meanwhile, Guizhou/Yunnan’s old coal basins produced decades of pollution and ecological damage. This is what cleaning up looks like. 5. Why the viral video is misleading? ⚠️ The narrative relies on: • A dramatic aerial shot • Zero local context • Ignoring land-type and terrain • Pretending this was untouched wilderness • Ignoring China’s laws protecting high-value ecosystems • Ignoring rural poverty alleviation • Ignoring the CO₂ reductions • Ignoring that mountain solar is built on non-arable, pre-degraded land If this exact project was built in Europe, it would be hailed as “green innovation.” But because it’s China, the West suddenly cries “environmental disaster.” The hypocrisy is insane. Absolutely INSANE! 6. What the Wumeng solar project actually represents ✔ Restoring degraded land ✔ Ending small coal mines ✔ Stabilising mountain soils ✔ Providing clean energy ✔ Raising local rural income ✔ Helping communities escape poverty ✔ Lowering global emissions (massively) ✔ Proving China’s renewables leadership, again China builds more solar each year than the entire rest of the world combined. This is what that looks like at ground level. Here is the truth: - There is no “eco-wasteland.” - No mass habitat destruction. - Just Western social media doing what it always does, misrepresenting China to score political points. The Wumeng solar rollout is one of the most successful examples of turning damaged land into clean energy and it is lifting entire regions out of poverty while cutting emissions on a global scale. China is the world’s largest reforestation nation, adding over 70 million hectares of new forests since the 1990s, more than any other country on Earth. From the Three-North Shelterbelt to the Grain-for-Green program, China is repairing past damage at a scale no Western nation has even attempted. Stop spreading lies about “destroyed habitats” when China is literally leading the world in restoring them. The real story is far more impressive than the propaganda being pushed online.

James Wood 武杰士

140,352 次观看 • 9 个月前

🚨 A Pennsylvania local utility company is proposing to run new high-voltage power lines across several miles of private farmland in Union and Lycoming counties for a Data Center This would affect about 20 farms and eminent domain is being considered The data center power lines will also effect farms that are officially protected as preserved farmland The lines will cut through their fields, take land out of production and hurt their ability to farm “My family and I operate an average size Pennsylvania dairy farm in Gregg Township, Union County. We have learned that PPNL would like to run a single source 230 kV line potentially across our property to feed a data center that's proposed in Allenwood. To give you an idea, the plot we're standing on is basically the home farm, which originally was a 93 acre farm purchased by my grandfather almost 100 years ago. My sons are the fourth generation here.” “They're proposing to take 150 foot right of way across our fields” He shows the area they want to take and it will be completely devastating to his farm. It will make it very difficult to farm and they will also do things like compact the soil that will reduce yield on at least 5 acres Using eminent domain like this isn’t helping the public. It’s being weaponized against the public for private companies Farmers and the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau say PPL, which is the utility company, has made clear it is prepared to use eminent domain if landowners refuse to sell or grant rights voluntarily

🚨 A Pennsylvania local utility company is proposing to run new high-voltage power lines across several miles of private farmland in Union and Lycoming counties for a Data Center This would affect about 20 farms and eminent domain is being considered The data center power lines will also effect farms that are officially protected as preserved farmland The lines will cut through their fields, take land out of production and hurt their ability to farm “My family and I operate an average size Pennsylvania dairy farm in Gregg Township, Union County. We have learned that PPNL would like to run a single source 230 kV line potentially across our property to feed a data center that's proposed in Allenwood. To give you an idea, the plot we're standing on is basically the home farm, which originally was a 93 acre farm purchased by my grandfather almost 100 years ago. My sons are the fourth generation here.” “They're proposing to take 150 foot right of way across our fields” He shows the area they want to take and it will be completely devastating to his farm. It will make it very difficult to farm and they will also do things like compact the soil that will reduce yield on at least 5 acres Using eminent domain like this isn’t helping the public. It’s being weaponized against the public for private companies Farmers and the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau say PPL, which is the utility company, has made clear it is prepared to use eminent domain if landowners refuse to sell or grant rights voluntarily

Wall Street Apes

129,824 次观看 • 1 个月前

There are ENDLESS things to do with land. Nature is beautiful but nature also has a way of hiding even more beautiful things (via overgrowth). Once you own land, the work never stops. Here are the top 5 things I do: 1) Explore it - even small pieces (5-50 acres) can take months of walking it to find all the cool things it has to offer. 2) Maintain it - sure, you could pay someone to clear brush, grade a washed out dirt road, haul gravel (and I’ve surely done that some), but you won’t get a better sense of fulfillment than by doing a lot of the work yourself. There is something about a good day of hard manual labor that gives you a sense of accomplishment. It’s almost like you’re tapping into what your ancestors did in order to just survive. 3) Hike it - Especially true on hilly or mountainous land, I’ll get up each morning and walk DOWN the mountain and then back up. That gives the most hardcore gym in the world a run for its money. 4) Clean it - As I mentioned at the start, beautiful things that naturally occur can hide even more beautiful things via overgrowth. In the Smoky Mtns, large formations of grandiose slate rock get hidden by various trees/brush over the years. Cleaning all that 15-20 yr small overgrowth of pine or oak to reveal the really cool blueish slate rock formations that have been there for millions of years is extremely fulfilling. It’s like you discover a Van Gogh painting in an old attic. The dust, dirt that collected on it “naturally occurred” from it just sitting there, but wiping it off reveals something extremely majestic. 5) Meditate - when you explore your land, you’ll naturally just find your favorite spots to sit and pray/ponder/meditate. I’ve found a few spots on my acreage overlooking some insane views of the mountain range and I’ll just sit on a rock for hours watching red tail hawks screech as they fly by, watching eagles fly over my head and just think “Man, this is what life is all about, how could have have been so foolish chasing so many other unfulfilling things for so many decades”. (Video is from yesterday of my buddy Jimmy and me clearing out some small pines that were hiding some amazing rock formations)

There are ENDLESS things to do with land. Nature is beautiful but nature also has a way of hiding even more beautiful things (via overgrowth). Once you own land, the work never stops. Here are the top 5 things I do: 1) Explore it - even small pieces (5-50 acres) can take months of walking it to find all the cool things it has to offer. 2) Maintain it - sure, you could pay someone to clear brush, grade a washed out dirt road, haul gravel (and I’ve surely done that some), but you won’t get a better sense of fulfillment than by doing a lot of the work yourself. There is something about a good day of hard manual labor that gives you a sense of accomplishment. It’s almost like you’re tapping into what your ancestors did in order to just survive. 3) Hike it - Especially true on hilly or mountainous land, I’ll get up each morning and walk DOWN the mountain and then back up. That gives the most hardcore gym in the world a run for its money. 4) Clean it - As I mentioned at the start, beautiful things that naturally occur can hide even more beautiful things via overgrowth. In the Smoky Mtns, large formations of grandiose slate rock get hidden by various trees/brush over the years. Cleaning all that 15-20 yr small overgrowth of pine or oak to reveal the really cool blueish slate rock formations that have been there for millions of years is extremely fulfilling. It’s like you discover a Van Gogh painting in an old attic. The dust, dirt that collected on it “naturally occurred” from it just sitting there, but wiping it off reveals something extremely majestic. 5) Meditate - when you explore your land, you’ll naturally just find your favorite spots to sit and pray/ponder/meditate. I’ve found a few spots on my acreage overlooking some insane views of the mountain range and I’ll just sit on a rock for hours watching red tail hawks screech as they fly by, watching eagles fly over my head and just think “Man, this is what life is all about, how could have have been so foolish chasing so many other unfulfilling things for so many decades”. (Video is from yesterday of my buddy Jimmy and me clearing out some small pines that were hiding some amazing rock formations)

BowTiedBroke

224,739 次观看 • 7 个月前

Hyderabad: Rs 100 Cr corruption!!! HMWSSB General Manager would sell tankers at exorbitant price and earn Rs 50K per day (said ACB sources). He would charge Rs 5000 per tanker for apartments. Most of the tankers were unofficially booked. Details- Saggam Anantha Laxmi Kumar @ S.A.L Kumar, General Manager (E), Project Division-VIII, HMWSSB. ACB conducted simultaneous raids on properties of (HMWSSB) General Manager Kumar in connection with a disproportionate assets case. Searches are underway at nearly eight locations across Hyderabad and surrounding areas. During the raids, ACB officials reportedly seized 1. ₹1.05 crore in cash 2. Huge quantity of gold and silver ornaments. 3. Property documents were also recovered during the searches. According to preliminary information, Kumar is suspected to have amassed assets worth nearly ₹100 crore, including three flats in a gated community in Hyderabad, six open plots on the city outskirts, and around three acres of land in Nizamabad. The searches are being carried out at Kumar’s residence in Mallapur, Secunderabad, and other associated premises. Officials are also expected to open bank lockers soon as part of the investigation. There is a possibility that raids may be extended to the houses of Kumar’s relatives. ACB officials stated that the raids are still continuing and the total value of the seized assets is yet to be officially ascertained. Years of service- 25 years General Manager for Red Hills

Hyderabad: Rs 100 Cr corruption!!! HMWSSB General Manager would sell tankers at exorbitant price and earn Rs 50K per day (said ACB sources). He would charge Rs 5000 per tanker for apartments. Most of the tankers were unofficially booked. Details- Saggam Anantha Laxmi Kumar @ S.A.L Kumar, General Manager (E), Project Division-VIII, HMWSSB. ACB conducted simultaneous raids on properties of (HMWSSB) General Manager Kumar in connection with a disproportionate assets case. Searches are underway at nearly eight locations across Hyderabad and surrounding areas. During the raids, ACB officials reportedly seized 1. ₹1.05 crore in cash 2. Huge quantity of gold and silver ornaments. 3. Property documents were also recovered during the searches. According to preliminary information, Kumar is suspected to have amassed assets worth nearly ₹100 crore, including three flats in a gated community in Hyderabad, six open plots on the city outskirts, and around three acres of land in Nizamabad. The searches are being carried out at Kumar’s residence in Mallapur, Secunderabad, and other associated premises. Officials are also expected to open bank lockers soon as part of the investigation. There is a possibility that raids may be extended to the houses of Kumar’s relatives. ACB officials stated that the raids are still continuing and the total value of the seized assets is yet to be officially ascertained. Years of service- 25 years General Manager for Red Hills

@Coreena Enet Suares

118,681 次观看 • 4 个月前

$I did something kind of insane. I just spent millions of dollars on dirt. 231 acres, 45 minutes from my house in DFW. In this post: why I bought it, how I plan to make money on it, and exactly what I paid. Here's the story. A couple years ago my buddy Jeff bought a ranch. And ever since, I've been watching his boys drive out there. Move a bulldozer around. Drive a skid steer. Bring in the cows. Build a burn pile after the storm. I admired that. I feel so strongly that having your kids learn to work hard is one of the best things you can do as a parent. And it's also one of the hardest. I think they're correlated. The harder things you do as a parent are also the most important things you do as a parent. I have four kids. I want them to have opportunities I never had, and I don't want them to be soft. A ranch is the greatest hard work simulator ever invented. Fixing fence in the July heat. Feeding cows when it's 37 degrees. Hauling hay. That will change a kid. It'll build something in a kid that no app ever will. They say business isn't personal. It is personal. This was an emotional decision first. But I'm a capitalist and an entrepreneur, so here's the financial side: DFW is adding 150 to 200,000 people a year, growing north and east. This ranch is 57 miles from downtown Dallas, in the path of growth. Worst case, my family gets a ranch that we love. Best case, the Metroplex crawls to my fence line. We started out looking at 50 to 100 acre parcels. Then I realized something: one day I'll feel stupid for not buying more land at only $10K an acre this close to Dallas. So we went bigger. The ranch wasn't distressed. I still negotiated almost $400K off the list price. Here's how: I uploaded the seller's appraisal to Claude. It caught that their comps were 60 acre parcels and mine is 231, and bigger parcels are worth much less per acre. It picked also apart the whole appraisal, caught a bunch of other stuff, and wrote my negotiation replies. My $20 a month subscription saved me hundreds of thousands of dollars. Another hack: My wife got her real estate license, represented us herself, and gave back 2% of her commission at closing. $50K off. Then I shook the seller's hand and promised this never becomes a neighborhood or a data center. That handshake is one reason he picked me over the developers. Relationships matter. So how am I gonna make money on this? A few of the plays: - The previous owner keeps ranching it on a grazing lease with me. He keeps spraying, mowing, and maintaining the fences. I collect a check. - There's a 2,400 sq ft shop on the property, already rented out. Another check. - Grass-fed beef under the 888 brand. A quarter cow sells for about $1,500 at roughly 40% net margin. And you don't need to own land to do this. ButcherBox doesn't own a single ranch. - A YouTube channel documenting everything. If it gets to a fraction of my main channel's size, it covers the entire ranch payment. Zero ongoing expenses. - Farm stays and campsites. Right next door is a tiny home community doing $17,000 a month on 20 acres. I have 231. - Maybe an Airbnb over the river with a plexiglass floor. Septic near a river is tricky, but everything's figureoutable. - I’ll use my own dozer instead of hiring one. Companies charge $200 to $500 an hour. Used dozers go for $10 to $30K and I’ll hire young guys to operate them and expand the pond for much cheaper. - Ag exemption. Property taxes on a ranch this size would be $45 to $50K a year. Mine are about $1,500. I don't plan to flip this. I'm building a barndominium out there, then eventually a house. I plan to own it for the rest of my life, and hopefully my kids and grandkids after that. What did I pay? $2.35 million. My wife and I got married on 08/08/08. So this is 888 Ranch. Three eights in a row make a great cattle brand. One last thing. If you've ever listened to the podcast, watched a video, or started a business because of something I shared: you are part of the reason I was able to buy this. I mean that. Thank you. I'm documenting all of it on a new YouTube channel, 888 Ranch Your learnings compound just like money does. Come watch mine. 888 Ranch site-- 888 Ranch Youtube --$

I did something kind of insane. I just spent millions of dollars on dirt. 231 acres, 45 minutes from my house in DFW. In this post: why I bought it, how I plan to make money on it, and exactly what I paid. Here's the story. A couple years ago my buddy Jeff bought a ranch. And ever since, I've been watching his boys drive out there. Move a bulldozer around. Drive a skid steer. Bring in the cows. Build a burn pile after the storm. I admired that. I feel so strongly that having your kids learn to work hard is one of the best things you can do as a parent. And it's also one of the hardest. I think they're correlated. The harder things you do as a parent are also the most important things you do as a parent. I have four kids. I want them to have opportunities I never had, and I don't want them to be soft. A ranch is the greatest hard work simulator ever invented. Fixing fence in the July heat. Feeding cows when it's 37 degrees. Hauling hay. That will change a kid. It'll build something in a kid that no app ever will. They say business isn't personal. It is personal. This was an emotional decision first. But I'm a capitalist and an entrepreneur, so here's the financial side: DFW is adding 150 to 200,000 people a year, growing north and east. This ranch is 57 miles from downtown Dallas, in the path of growth. Worst case, my family gets a ranch that we love. Best case, the Metroplex crawls to my fence line. We started out looking at 50 to 100 acre parcels. Then I realized something: one day I'll feel stupid for not buying more land at only $10K an acre this close to Dallas. So we went bigger. The ranch wasn't distressed. I still negotiated almost $400K off the list price. Here's how: I uploaded the seller's appraisal to Claude. It caught that their comps were 60 acre parcels and mine is 231, and bigger parcels are worth much less per acre. It picked also apart the whole appraisal, caught a bunch of other stuff, and wrote my negotiation replies. My $20 a month subscription saved me hundreds of thousands of dollars. Another hack: My wife got her real estate license, represented us herself, and gave back 2% of her commission at closing. $50K off. Then I shook the seller's hand and promised this never becomes a neighborhood or a data center. That handshake is one reason he picked me over the developers. Relationships matter. So how am I gonna make money on this? A few of the plays: - The previous owner keeps ranching it on a grazing lease with me. He keeps spraying, mowing, and maintaining the fences. I collect a check. - There's a 2,400 sq ft shop on the property, already rented out. Another check. - Grass-fed beef under the 888 brand. A quarter cow sells for about $1,500 at roughly 40% net margin. And you don't need to own land to do this. ButcherBox doesn't own a single ranch. - A YouTube channel documenting everything. If it gets to a fraction of my main channel's size, it covers the entire ranch payment. Zero ongoing expenses. - Farm stays and campsites. Right next door is a tiny home community doing $17,000 a month on 20 acres. I have 231. - Maybe an Airbnb over the river with a plexiglass floor. Septic near a river is tricky, but everything's figureoutable. - I’ll use my own dozer instead of hiring one. Companies charge $200 to $500 an hour. Used dozers go for $10 to $30K and I’ll hire young guys to operate them and expand the pond for much cheaper. - Ag exemption. Property taxes on a ranch this size would be $45 to $50K a year. Mine are about $1,500. I don't plan to flip this. I'm building a barndominium out there, then eventually a house. I plan to own it for the rest of my life, and hopefully my kids and grandkids after that. What did I pay? $2.35 million. My wife and I got married on 08/08/08. So this is 888 Ranch. Three eights in a row make a great cattle brand. One last thing. If you've ever listened to the podcast, watched a video, or started a business because of something I shared: you are part of the reason I was able to buy this. I mean that. Thank you. I'm documenting all of it on a new YouTube channel, 888 Ranch Your learnings compound just like money does. Come watch mine. 888 Ranch site-- 888 Ranch Youtube --

Chris Koerner

1,995,684 次观看 • 29 天前

Georgia Power is trying to push a family off their farm via eminent domain for a data center: “I'm fighting for the survival of my cattle farm. I'm here because a massive data center was approved just a couple of miles from my land — and I'm being hounded by Georgia Power for an easement to build transmission lines through my property for the data center.” “I'm a local farmer, not an industrial developer. These 500-kV lines aren't for me. They are for the data centers that the boards and surrounding counties continue to approve. I have mail from lawyers stacking up on my kitchen table, wanting to take my case because they know my land is being targeted for eminent domain — These easements are permanent. They affect my ability to graze my cattle, they lower my property value, and they destroy the rural character of this county forever. This board makes decisions to approve these massive, massive projects, but it's residents like me, young people trying to build a life here, who pay the price. You're voting to turn our farms into a network of high-voltage wires and noisy industrial buildings. I'm asking you to realize the real-world impacts of your votes. Every time you say yes to a data center, you're saying no to a local farmer. We aren't just numbers on a map. We are the future of the county, and right now you're making that future impossible.“ This project impacts more than 330 private properties. Georgia Power says it will negotiate purchases and easements and, if needed, use eminent domain. They claim it's to strengthen the grid for Georgia's rising energy demand from new data centers. The lines are widely linked to Project Sail — a $17 billion hyperscale campus by Prologis, Atlas with 9 massive buildings totaling up to 4.34 million sq ft on 829 acres, demanding hundreds of megawatts, roughly a small city's power. We cannot allow data centers to be prioritized over farmers.

Georgia Power is trying to push a family off their farm via eminent domain for a data center: “I'm fighting for the survival of my cattle farm. I'm here because a massive data center was approved just a couple of miles from my land — and I'm being hounded by Georgia Power for an easement to build transmission lines through my property for the data center.” “I'm a local farmer, not an industrial developer. These 500-kV lines aren't for me. They are for the data centers that the boards and surrounding counties continue to approve. I have mail from lawyers stacking up on my kitchen table, wanting to take my case because they know my land is being targeted for eminent domain — These easements are permanent. They affect my ability to graze my cattle, they lower my property value, and they destroy the rural character of this county forever. This board makes decisions to approve these massive, massive projects, but it's residents like me, young people trying to build a life here, who pay the price. You're voting to turn our farms into a network of high-voltage wires and noisy industrial buildings. I'm asking you to realize the real-world impacts of your votes. Every time you say yes to a data center, you're saying no to a local farmer. We aren't just numbers on a map. We are the future of the county, and right now you're making that future impossible.“ This project impacts more than 330 private properties. Georgia Power says it will negotiate purchases and easements and, if needed, use eminent domain. They claim it's to strengthen the grid for Georgia's rising energy demand from new data centers. The lines are widely linked to Project Sail — a $17 billion hyperscale campus by Prologis, Atlas with 9 massive buildings totaling up to 4.34 million sq ft on 829 acres, demanding hundreds of megawatts, roughly a small city's power. We cannot allow data centers to be prioritized over farmers.

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60,418 次观看 • 4 个月前