Most farmland investments can be categorized as row crops or permanent crops, each of which displays different investment characteristics.
Investing in Farmland Within Qualified Opportunity Zones
Investing in Farmland Within Qualified Opportunity Zones
Learn about the origin and purpose of Qualified Opportunity Zones within the United States, as well as their potential tax benefits for...
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Intro to Farmland Investments: Row Crops Vs. Permanent Crops
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This portfolio allocation case study examines the effects of introducing farmland assets to an investment portfolio on overall risk and return.
Why Active Management Is Actually Good for Forests
Learn how forest management activities like thinning and prescribed burning can have positive effects for both forest health and investment...
What’s the Return on Timber Investments?
Investors have long chosen timberland for its steady positive historical returns and low volatility. Here’s how timber investments generate...
The Role of Appreciation in Farmland Investment Performance
Farmland investing has historically been a viable option for value preservation during economic shifts, largely due to the potential for...
Diversification Benefits of Timber and Farmland in an Investment Portfolio
Explore how coordinated investments in farmland and timberland can potentially offer portfolio efficiencies and risk-hedging diversification.