In 2018, our team had been investing individually in farmland for over a decade. Because of our backgrounds in agriculture, we knew about farmland’s appeal — historically strong returns with low volatility — but recognized that the high cost of entry and the burden of farm management kept farmland inaccessible to the average investor. At the same time, we saw an opportunity to provide farmers with innovative routes to capital for expansion. Using our combined experience in finance, tech, and agriculture, we created the first accessible farmland investments platform.
A transparent and accessible land market.
Empowering our customers to analyze land and invest with advanced technology, data, and expertise.
Land is our passion. Land is essential for the wellbeing of individuals, families, communities, and our world.
an investor’s options were very limited in gaining exposure to this alternative asset, and what few options there were:
carried the burden of high fees; required significant capital and time commitments; gave investors little or no control over portfolio composition. investors have access to a vast number of options for gaining exposure in this alternative asset with:
low management fees; an easy-to-use online investing portal; ability to diversify farmland holdings across the country in minutes. Morgan has served small businesses and nonprofits for over a decade through development, education, communications, and HR support. She formerly served as Northwest Arkansas Regional Director of FORGE Inc., Arkansas’s oldest and largest CDFI. Prior to that, she was the Director of Programs and Partnerships with Startup Junkie Foundation and specialized in HR consultation for startups. Morgan began her career in Human Resources as Director of People and Culture at B-Unlimited, a rapidly-growing private company in Fayetteville, AR. She also previously served as Director of Development and Promotion for an NWA nonprofit economic revitalization and historic preservation organization. Morgan is certified through the Society of Human Resources Management and the Vice President of the Northwest Arkansas chapter. Morgan has an MA Rhetoric, Composition, and Literacy from the University of Arkansas and is a former university composition instructor. She earned her Bachelor\'s degree from John Brown University and an Associates degree from Johnson County Community College and has lived and worked in India, England, and the Middle East.
