The Land Journal Blog

Our Lay of the Land Conference archive is full of helpful expertise for landowners. In this podcast from the 2018 conference, Paul Romanowski, the Florida Region President of DR Horton, Inc., [...]

Different forms of air conditioning and refrigeration have been around for centuries. Still, it wasn't until one Floridian came up with a unique idea in the 1840s that progress began, leading to [...]

Something has been killing Florida's citrus industry. Its name is HLB Greening.

From October 1947 to February 1948, Zora lived in Honduras. She went there to find ancient Mayan ruins or anything left behind a previously undiscovered culture. While she was in Honduras, she wrote “

Zora Neale Hurston lived her life to the fullest and became a significant figure in Florida history. Not only was she an extremely accomplished and respected writer, but she spent almost twenty years [...]

It’s thought that Blackbeard was born in Bristol, England, around 1680. At that time Bristol was a thriving slave-trading hub, and it’s widely believed that Teach worked on slave ships from an early [...]

While not as famous as Blackbeard, Black Caesar gave the shores of Florida's east coast the nickname the Gold Coast by burying his gold on the beaches. His infamy grew large enough to gain the [...]

As you look forward to Super Bowl LV in Tampa on Sunday, have you ever wondered about the history of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers team name? To understand the significance of buccaneers in Tampa’s [...]

Dean Saunders sits down to discuss negotiating Conservation Easements.

Alfred duPont and Edward Ball Created a legacy in Florida that is felt to this day.