WorldPingFlorida has approved a $6.52 million conservation easement to protect Limestone Creek Ranch from development.
The 1,034-acre property has been involved in cattle ranching for over 70 years.
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Thousands without power in Florida and Alabama as Isaias moves north
Florida protects 1,034-acre cattle ranch in $6.52m conservation deal
Oregon’s 35,132-acre Ochoco Ranch cuts asking price from $65m to $54m
Texas family ends 8-year fight over 65,000-acre ranch worth at least $60m
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