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The Hort Innovation Venture Fund follows in the footsteps of Artesian’s A$50m partnership with the Grains Research and Development Corporation.
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The US may have an outsized influence on investment trends in the year ahead as Donald Trump casts his shadow over global conflicts, trade and climate issues.
Aerial view of Outback Cattle mustering featuring herd of livestock cows and bulls in drought and dusty area. Ready for auction and cattle yards. Complete with sheep dogs and cowboy farmers.
The gulf between annual and permanent results continued to widen in Q3 2024, with annual farmland outperforming permanent cropping.
Aerial view of the P'Petual facility in South Australia produces tomatoes, cucumbers, eggplants and capsicums in glasshouses.
Centuria Capital Group’s diversification strategy is bearing fruit, with the firm seeing 'strong tailwinds' to support ongoing investment in agricultural real estate.
Farmland, solar panels and grain silos
In the second installment of our Deep Dive into buy-and-lease farmland strategies, we speak to five GPs who have expanded their real asset plays to incorporate agricultural infrastructure.
Canola fields and solar power
In the first installment in our deep dive into buy-and-lease farmland strategies, we take a close look at one of the oldest open-end farmland funds in the market.
Aerial shot of yellow and green crop fields on Sunshine Farms Aggregation in NSW, Australia
The amount of agricultural land with some level of foreign ownership fell by just 0.3% in 2023, far less than the 10% fall seen in 2022.
Desert farm
Investment is needed now to bring a new breed of crops to the agricultural value chain, says Dr Tarifa Alzaabi, director general of the UAE’s International Center for Biosaline Agriculture.
Grain farm, wheat harvest
The Kinbeachie Aggregation could be worth more than $65m, far more than PSP paid for it five years ago.
Farmland Partners chairman Paul Pittman says The Church of Latter-Day Saints affiliate Farmland Reserve was more interested in buying row crop assets than permanent crops.
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