A private Black Hills setting with live spring water, spectacular scenery, and diverse topography. Lying just southeast of Devil's Tower, this 43 acre property comes equipped with a custom built log home that has terrific views of the national monument. The hand crafted log home is positioned at the edge of a meadow overlooking timbered ridges, canyons, and Devil's Tower. The log home sets on a full basement, with a full main floor and a large upstairs loft area. The kitchen features hickory cabinets, granite counters and a beautiful hardwood floor. From the kitchen, the main floor opens up to a beautiful sitting area with a custom, two story fireplace. The front of the house has a covered porch that looks out across the property towards Devil's Tower. Offered for $495,000, visit our website at www.pfisterlandco.com for more information.

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Bar Triangle E Ranch. 320 deeded acres and 560 State lease acres located 12 miles north of Buffalo. Extensive set of working improvements. SOLD.

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Originally listed for $315,000 the price on this historic building located at 7 North Main Street in Buffalo, Wy is now being offered for $245,000. This unique building with it's prime location offers endless opportunities. Call our office today to schedule a showing or visit our website at www.pfisterlandco.com

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Your Money
No Federal Estate Tax, but What About Your State?
By PAUL SULLIVAN
Published: March 11, 2010
Twenty states have their own versions of the old federal estate tax. The many clauses and provisions mean that, even in the absence of a federal estate tax, you might not be able to die tax-free.
To read the full article follow the below link:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/13/your-money/estate-planning/13wealth.html

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According to a press release from the U.S. Department of Interior dated March 5, 2010 Sage Grouse will not be listed on the endangered species list.
According to Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar "The sage-grouse's decline reflects the extent to which open land in the West has been developed in the last century," said Salazar. "This development has provided important benefits, but we must find common-sense ways of protecting, restoring, and reconnecting the Western lands that are most important to the species' survival while responsibly developing much-needed energy resources. Voluntary conservation agreements, federal financial and technical assistance and other partnership incentives can play a key role in this effort." The species will be added to the candidate list allowing the Fish and Wildlife Service and other agencies an opportunity to continue to work cooperatively with private landowners to conserve the candidate species.
According to the press release The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will review the status of the species annually, as it does with all candidate species, and will propose the species for protection when funding and workload priorities for other listing actions allow. Should the status of the greater sage-grouse sufficiently improve as a result of the efforts to be undertaken, the Service could determine that the protection of the Endangered Species Act is not needed.

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What is Organic Farming? - eXtension Great question and great answer... "Organic farming refers to ecologically-based production systems used to produce food and fiber. Organic farming may be most widely known for what it is not; however, it is more important to define organic farming by what it is. Organic farming can be defined by the proactive, ecological management strategies that maintain and enhance soil fertility, prevent soil erosion, promote and enhance biological diversity, and minimize risk to human and animal health and natural resources. Many kinds of farm products are produced organically including vegetables, fruit, herbs, grains, meat, dairy, eggs, fibers, and flowers."

To find out more about the national organic certification requirements and organic program, visit the USDA NOP website http://www.ams.usda.gov/nop.

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