Investing in agriculture businesses
As the world's population keeps growing, so does the need for food and agricultural products. Investing in agriculture can help the environment by supporting sustainable farming methods and cutting down on food waste.
26.3 %
Historical returns
10 %
Maximum allocation
Why invest in agriculture?
Increased demand from China
What is the end use of investment capital?
We're focused on increasing harvest returns
Featured portfolio holdings
Plant-based feed manufacturer, China
39% IRR
We have secured an equity investment and income-sharing agreement with a plant-based animal feed manufacturer. The plant is operating at maximum capacity, with an order pipeline spanning an impressive three years.
Cocoa farms, Ghana
29% IRR
The global demand for cocoa has reached unprecedented levels. We've invested in export-quality cocoa farms located in Ghana through income-sharing agreements. These farms sell their produce to Cargill.
Indoor Salmon farm, New York
41% IRR
A few producers dominate the global fishmeal production, with Peru and Chile as the leading exporters. The demand for locally cultured salmon is driven by competitive pricing and freshness due to its inherent cost advantages.
Microalgae cultivation, New Jersey
56% IRR
Certain types of microalgae serve as an alternative protein source used in fish feed by large-scale aquaculture industries. These microalgae are sustainable options and reduce reliance on traditional protein sources.
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Past performance shows lower risk
Risk management
Insurance
The Federal crop insurance program reduces risks for US farms, but there's a lack of insurance options in emerging markets.
Professional management
Staple crops are easily hedged on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, but it's tougher for specialized cultivations like algae and salmon.
Hedging
Staple crops are easily hedged on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, but it's tougher for specialized cultivations like algae and salmon.