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.
195k
approximate acres owned and/or managed
20
states represented in our portfolio
~26
crops produced
#1
farmland REIT by U.S. acreage
As of 2/28/2023
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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13 – MAR – 2023
Losing 4.3 Acres of Farmland a Minute
Approximately 943 million acres of farmland spanned America in 2000, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). By 2022, farmland acreage had dropped to about 893.4 million. That’s the equivalent of losing all the farmland in Indiana three times over. Put another way, the United States has removed, on average, 4.3 acres of farmland […]
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02 – MAR – 2023
Jesse Hough and the Economics of Sustainability
On Jesse Hough’s farm in eastern Nebraska, sustainability means two things: taking care of the earth and ensuring the farming operation is profitable enough to continue. You can’t have one without the other, he says, because protecting the earth using new farming practices and technologies requires an investment of time and money, and farmers simply […]
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17 – FEB – 2023
Pittman: Investing in the ‘thin green line’ that secures America’s food supply
Retired U.S. Army General and NATO Supreme Allied Commander Wesley Clark penned a 2011 article about agriculture’s importance to our national security. “We must hold the thin green line,” Clark wrote in the Kansas City Star. “If we cannot feed, fuel, and clothe ourselves, then we cannot defend ourselves.” His warning is especially poignant today […]
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