In recent years, Montana has sold more state trust land than it's purchased due, in part, to a fast-moving real estate market. Seth Goodwin, Land Section Supervisor with the Department of Natural Resources and Conservation, told the state Land Board Monday morning that ballooning real estate values and the state's lengthy land-procurement process are thwarting the agency's attempts...
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