| It has bought ranchland in eastern Nevada and plans to build a pipeline to bring its water hundreds of miles south. |
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| Every year America loses 1.5m acres of wildlife habitat and 1m acres of farm and ranchland to development and sprawl. |
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| Extensive flooding of farms and ranchland damaged roads and bridges along the Carrot and Red Deer rivers in eastern and central Saskatchewan. |
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| Asian and South American rainforests were ripped up for poor ranchland while deserts, old and new, were irrigated for crops. |
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| It includes part of the city of Regina, all of Moose Jaw, and surrounding ranchland and farm areas. |
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| In the nineteenth Century, settlers arrived at the prairie grasslands, once considered the Final Frontier of the Canadian West, and saw rich, vast ranchland for grazing cattle, and fertile soil for plowing and planting crops. |
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| He became a great landowner, too, rumoured to hold 1m hectares, with the focus of his power a spread of ranchland round Puerto López, plumb in the centre of the country. |
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| The two distinct communities of Merritt and Princeton are joined by highway 5A, which curves through beautiful ranchland and around numerous lakes. |
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| Weevils such as Rhinocylus conicus, introduced to remove nonnative thistles from ranchland in the United States, have been found to eat and therefore threaten native thistles, causing a ripple effect on ecosystems. |
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| The Yote Camo is a new addition to Legacy Sports' Howa Ranchland rifles and its Escort line of semi-auto shotguns. |
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