A Michigan farmer bought back the 131 acres his family had lost over the decades; in 2026, he sold the development rights so the land can never be broken up for housing
- Michigan farmer John Boyer bought back his family’s 131 acres and took a major step to ensure the farmland can never be divided for housing.
- (Photo: Vivian La/IPR News)John Boyer grew up surrounded by the rolling fields of corn, oats and wheat that once belonged to his family in East Jordan, Michigan.
- Decades later, after the 131-acre property had changed hands several times outside the family, Boyer made the decision to buy it back.
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- Michigan farmer John Boyer bought back his family’s 131 acres and took a major step to ensure the farmland can never be divided for housing.
- (Photo: Vivian La/IPR News)John Boyer grew up surrounded by the rolling fields of corn, oats and wheat that once belonged to his family in East Jordan, Michigan.
- Decades later, after the 131-acre property had changed hands several times outside the family, Boyer made the decision to buy it back.
Sources: Times of India