Publicly Traded. Farmer Focused.
We’re invested in agriculture’s future through a diverse, proven portfolio of farmland.
And we’re traded on the New York Stock Exchange.
Our scale and diversification set us apart.
Farmland is a large, under-allocated sector that’s historically provided steady appreciation, predictable income, and inflation protection.
Discover the benefits of farmland.
185k
approximate acres owned and/or managed
18
states represented in our portfolio
~26
crops produced
#1
farmland REIT by U.S. acreage
As of 7/1/2022
340+ farms…and growing.
We partner with our tenants to improve the land they farm, increasing both their profitability and our own. And we’re looking to expand.
An agriculture company at heart.
We were founded by a farmer, and our team has hands-on farm experience. This expertise and love of agriculture has driven our past, and it’s shaping our future.
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22 – SEP – 2022
Reclaiming a Strip-Mined Farm in Western Illinois
The Sun Spot coal mine in Astoria, Illinois, was once an economic engine for the town. From 1962 to 1983, it produced 17.6 million tons of coal and was a major employer in the area. It also left behind a big mess when it shuttered. Farmland was destroyed or depleted. Wildlife habitat was disrupted. And […]
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16 – SEP – 2022
Putting Our Portfolio in Perspective
There are more than 225 real estate investment trusts (REITs) in the United States that are registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission to trade on a stock exchange. Farmland Partners is different than almost every one of them. For example, most REITs invest in buildings. FPI buys land. And investing in land instead of […]
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23 – AUG – 2022
Randy Phelps: ‘Farming’s the Fun Part’
There was a lot on Randy Phelps’ mind as he was planting corn and soybeans on the farmland he farms across four counties in central Illinois. Input costs and interest rates are climbing, which threatens to cut into margins. Labor has become more expensive and harder to find, and truck drivers needed to haul grain […]
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