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PORTFOLIO TIMBERLAND ACREAGE
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AUDIO_VO: One of the most valuable assets in this country is the country itself. The land is our ultimate finite resource. Imagine using rich productive farmland or an acreage of towering timberland to help balance your portfolio.This could be your opportunity to build a legacy that’s meaningful to you, your family and future generations
VIDEO: Drone shot of family farmland. Towering timberland, Grain cart on corn field. Grain cart dispensing bushel into truck. Family with new Grandchild
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