Hill Country Land Stewardship Conference to feature landowner legalities, other

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News Staff, on March 26, 2019

Whether operating a working ranch or engaging with the general public through tourism endeavors, landowners are faced with a number of legalities that can affect their business. The sixth annual Hill Country Land Stewardship Conference, hosted by the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service April 25-26

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Defense attorneys say client was manipulated into signing claims

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