The Planetary Health Diet is not just a health fad—it's a crucial step towards preserving our planet. By reducing our consumption of red meat and sugar and increasing our intake of plant-based foods, we can significantly lower the risks of chronic diseases and lessen our environmental footprint. At Farmland LP, we are proud to champion these sustainable practices by transforming conventional farmland into thriving organic ecosystems. Investing in sustainable agriculture is not just a sound financial decision; it's an investment in our collective future.
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Billionaire Investor Jeremy Grantham: "We are skating on thin ice, and no one talks about that. We have eroded 90% of our safety margin. We have sufficient soil in the great growing areas, but we only have an inch or two extra where we used to have a foot or so extra, so our safety margin has been used up, and we are losing it at about 1% a year. Depending on where you are, we only have 40 to 70 years of good agriculture left if you do it this way. We have to change the way we do agriculture." https://lnkd.in/ger3purV The Investor's Podcast Network GMO #JeremyGrantham #organic #regenerative #farming
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Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸 This July 4th, we're proud to celebrate the heart of America – our farmland. At Farmland LP, we transform conventional farms into thriving organic and regenerative ecosystems. Celebrate with us by supporting sustainable agriculture and a healthier future. 🌾🌱 #FourthOfJuly #SustainableFarming #OrganicAgriculture
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In just 15 years, Farmland LP has become the 14th largest farm manager in the U.S. and the largest in the U.S. focused on organic and regenerative agriculture. We have over $300 million worth of farms under management, 18,000+ acres now! This journey could not have been realized without our amazing investors and the dedication of our 50-person Farm Team and 11-person fund team. Here's where our farms are located, and we are expanding our farm portfolio to include more conventional farms that we will convert to organic and permanent crop farms.
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July is Blueberry Month! At Farmland LP, one of the forty crops we grow is organic blueberries, a crop with rising consumer demand and strong market potential. Farmland LP's organic blueberry cultivation aligns with increasing consumer demand for healthy, sustainable foods, offering attractive returns for investors. Discover why blueberries could be a fruitful addition to your investment portfolio.
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According to the Organic Trade Association, U.S. organic food sales surpassed $67 billion in 2023, with organic produce leading at $22 billion. This resilience amidst rising food prices underscores the importance of organic products to health-conscious consumers. Farmland LP is at the forefront, transforming conventional farmland into high-value organic cropland, benefiting both the environment and investors.
U.S. positioned to succeed in organic food, fiber
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Did you know the average age of U.S. farmers is nearly 60? Thankfully, more young people are getting involved in agriculture, with organizations like Future Farmers of America (National FFA Organization) seeing record membership. This new generation is passionate about sustainable farming, regenerative agriculture and incorporating innovative technology. Farmland LP's foundation is built upon these pillars and we're proud to support these future farmers by converting conventional farmland into sustainable, thriving ecosystems where the next generation of farmers will nourish the world while protecting the environment. 🌱🌾
More young people are getting into farming and agriculture
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🫒 The price of olive oil has doubled over the past two years as hot weather and drought have baked olive groves around the Mediterranean. 🍫 Heat waves and untimely rain in West Africa have sent cocoa prices to record levels this year. ☕ Traders are hoarding coffee after a severe drought in Vietnam, the world’s second-largest producer, pushing prices of the Robusta variety to a 45-year high. Extreme weather events, including heat waves, droughts, and untimely rains, lead to reduced yields and increased prices for key agricultural commodities such as wine, olive oil, coffee, and cocoa. This The Wall Street Journal article from Jon Emont highlights how weather and climate reshape global agriculture and drive up prices. Farmers are battling extreme weather, and traditional growing regions need help to adapt. At Farmland LP, we are acutely aware of the need to invest in sustainable, regenerative farming practices. These practices are not just about weathering climate disruptions, but about building resilience against them. For more insights, we invite you to read our latest article in the Green Money Journal, which delves into the impact of weather and climate on Napa cabernet, Florida oranges, Georgia peaches, and Washington apples: https://lnkd.in/gjUJgWBQ
Climate Change Is Coming for the Finer Things in Life
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It was great having you and your dad, Amarinder Sidhu!
You can take the farmer off the farm, but you can't take the farm out of the farmer. I had a great time at Farmland LP's investor day yesterday in Stockton, CA, along with my Dad (a farmer and an agriculturist). It was a welcome change of pace from the world gone blue with AI mania. We picked and tasted organic blueberries and learned how the West Coast of the Americas, from British Columbia to Mexico, serves the insatiable demand for organic blueberries in the US and Canada. Apparently, the demand is outstripping supply by 2 million pounds per week. Farmland LP is the largest manager of farmland as an asset class and makes investments to take advantage of this type of supply/demand imbalance for organic food through investments like the farm we visited. I have been an investor for a few years. Growing up, I spent my school holidays roaming around in and helping at our family farm in Punjab, India. Even though I make my living in the Business of Tech now, visiting a farm always feels like home. Wherever I have lived in the recent past—the American West, New England, or the MidWest—I make it a point to visit often and enough. These visits keep the latent desire of the farmer in me to get back on the farm, hopefully someday, even if for part of my time 🙂. Because even if AI puts us out of work, as the pundits argue, we will still need to eat. #personal #sustainability #investing P.S. The pundits are wrong! 😉
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