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A Michigan farmer reclaimed his family’s 131 acres after decades apart and found a way to keep homes off the land forever
John Boyer grew up around his family's 131 acres near East Jordan, Michigan, but the farmland eventually passed out of the family. In 2018, he bought the property back. Now, in 2026, Boyer has taken another step to protect the land's future by selling its development rights, preventing it from being divided into housing or commercial properties.
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grist.org
As family farms decline and the climate heats up, farmers weigh what to do with their land
In Michigan and around the U.S., farmers want to save their land, but climate change and economics are pushing some to sell it.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
A Michigan farmer reclaimed his family’s 131 acres after decades apart and found a way to keep homes off the land forever
John Boyer grew up around his family's 131 acres near East Jordan, Michigan, but the farmland eventually passed out of the family. In 2018, he bought the property back. Now, in…