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Looking for one agent to train to sell properties
Tue Mar 26Long Island Horse Properties,
We are looking for one full-time person to train to sell properties. Fun job best time to train is in winter, you can be ready for the spring selling season. Must be very good on a computer.
Call or text Sharyn
631-902-0342
3/9/26
Mon Mar 26Long Island Homes & Horse Properties
Call us, we have many private homes that are not on the website.
631-979-2965
3/9/26
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Mon Mar 26Magic Kingdoms Great Danes
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(631) 902-7750
- Handy List of Local Horse People with Business we can use!
Thu Feb 26- If you are a local horse person and want to be on this list, please email us at office@lihorseproperties.com. This is only for horse people-owned companies. If you wish to include links to a website related to your business, please send the link as well.
631-612-7762
Specialization in Farming Needs
Farm Fencing
Aviary Build / Construct
Water Hydrants
Electric
Ground Leveling
Land Clearing
Dumpster Rentals for Manure or Other Needs
China owns about 380,000 to 384,000 acres of U.S. farmland.
Wed Feb 26
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) reintroduced the Protecting Our Farms and Homes from China Act to ban Chinese corporations and individuals associated with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) from owning American agricultural land and homes.
This legislation is in step with the federal government’s recent announcement to “claw back” ownership of U.S. agricultural land from foreign adversaries such as China. When Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins unveiled the government’s National Farm Security Action Plan on July 8, she hinted that legislation, executive orders, and other reforms would be forthcoming to reinforce the goal of the plan. Hawley’s introduction of the Protecting Our Farms and Homes from China Act is one such move, along with Rollins’ announcement launching a searchable map of foreign farmland ownership and a new online portal to report violations of the Agricultural Foreign Investment Disclosure Act. These actions occurred just after Rollins revealed the farm security plan, reinforcing the Administration’s broader strategy to protect the nation’s farmland and food supply.
Also in February, Rep. Dale Strong (R-Ala.) reintroduced the Protecting America’s Agricultural Land from Foreign Harm Act to prohibit individuals associated with the governments of China and other foreign adversaries from purchasing or leasing U.S. farmland. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) introduced companion legislation in the Senate.
In late January, Sens. Katie Britt (R-Ala.), Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) and Kevin Cramer (R-N.D.) reintroduced the Not One More Inch or Acre Act to prevent any Chinese individual or business from owning American land.
According to USDA’s map, Chinese entities currently own more than 277,000 acres of agricultural land in 30 states. This total is up 350% since 2010, Hawley’s new release pointed out, adding: “The ownership of so much acreage by our nation’s greatest geopolitical adversary undermines the integrity of our food supply and creates unacceptable national security risks, particularly given the proximity of much of this land to sensitive military installations.”
