About GeoRanch

5th Generation Farm and Ranch Family Heritage

We know why your land is important to you. We know the importance of a dream. In the 1880s my family became landowners thanks to the Homestead Act. They had a dream that lasted 4 generations. As the 5th generation, my goal is to help landowners and their partners continue their legacies through their land.

The Problem

371 Million Acres in Transition

Forty precent, or 371 million acres, of America's farm and ranchland is owned by landowners who are over 65.

Only 29% have succession plans

According to a USDA Agricultural Resource Management Survey, conducted jointly by ERS and HASS in 2013, only 29% have a successor or transition plan.

With few options available to landowners, selling to developers or foreign and domestic investors, is a feasible option.

Landowners do not have access to the Information they need to make those hard decisions

You know that too few people control access to land and to new opportunities for the land.

There is no easy way to connect landowners with potential stewards, leasing, and succession partners.

GeoRanch

We were here

Farming and ranching on the Kansas-Colorado border since 1871.

After the death of my father, my mom, sisters and I were faced with what do do with a small amount of remaining acreage.

My Dad had struggled with dementia the last 7 years of his life. So although plans for that land had been discussed, we were faced with making those decisions alone.

Even though I had a real estate background, and even a specialty in commercial leasing, it was an overwhelming task. And, thankfully I know we respected his wishes. With our head, and our hearts.

We can help you with these difficult decisions too.

Get in Touch

Let's start with a discovery call. You can let us know where you are, and where you want to go.

Schedule a discovery call

"When we see land as a community to which we belong, we may begin to use it with love and respect."

Aldo Leopold, the Father of the "Land Ethic"