Most land is no dearer than in the 1970s.
Most land is held in common by the villagers.
Most land deals contribute little or nothing to the public purse.
California has the most land, 1.2 million acres, protected through local land trusts.
Consequently, most land grants are tiny, usually about a half-acre.
In medieval England from the 14th century, most land was held "to uses" (i.e., by nominees for the true owners).
What model will deliver the most land and the most power in the most secure way possible?
Most land in the watershed is privately owned, although the city and state own about one-third.
It uses the most land for food production – sugar is grown on 31m hectares, an area the size of Italy.
Most land is now worked by individual farmers, rather than state-owned enterprises, and they can sell some produce in the private market.
The six New England states have most land trusts, more than a third of the total: Massachusetts has 121, more than vast California's 116.
