Fractionalized Farmland Ownership

Welcome to Farmland Stock Exchange, where we bring a unique opportunity to investors seeking stable, long-term returns through farmland ownership. Farmland has long been one of the most reliable asset classes, providing steady growth, protection against inflation, and the security of investing in something tangible and essential—land that feeds the world.


At Farmland Stock Exchange, we’ve created a platform that opens up farmland investment to all, not just institutional investors or the ultra-wealthy. Whether you’re a seasoned investor looking to diversify your portfolio or someone new to alternative investments, farmland Is where you should be investing.

Why Farmland 
Stocks?

We are a different type of farmland fund. While you hear company’s say that all the time, no other farmland investing company ensures that EVERY farm is 51% owned by our farming partners. We will never take a majority control.

This is because we know that farmers are the best people to make decisions on their farm. They know it better than you and I ever will. We want them incentivized to be a good steward of our asset.

We still put protections in place to ensure they are managing the asset as they should, but we are far more hands off. We believe it is more important to find the right farmers and build a long term relationship than maximize short term gains.

Our investors partner with farmers to help each secure their legacy in a way that brings food security to our Country and the World.

Consistent Growth and Appreciation

Farmland values have steadily increased since the beginning of time. This is driven by:

  1. Rising global food demand

  2. Technological advancements in farming

  3. Shrinking supply of usable land.

Protection Against Inflation

Historically farmland is one of the best performing assets in times of inflation. As the cost of living and production rises, so does the value of farmland and the revenue it generates.

Uncorrelated Returns

The best part about farmland as an asset is that it is uncorrelated to the stock market. This means that even during periods of stock market volatility, farmland tends to remain stable.

It’s an excellent way to diversify your portfolio and reduce risk. We saw this in 2008 when the S&P 500 dropped 38.5%, but farmland posted a return of 15.85%

Tangible, Sustainable Asset

Farmland is a real asset that produces something essential—food. It is a sustainable investment that not only provides financial returns but also contributes to global food security. By investing in farmland, you’re putting your money into a productive resource that the world will always need.

Invest in Main Street not Wall Street.

Imagine a world where investors can partner with farmers to help save rural American farmland.  Where your money does not go to Wall Street, it goes to Main Street. That is what we are building at Farmland Stocks. Through the Farmland Stock Exchange you can invest directly with the best farmers in the world. American farmers. Book a call to discuss your options today.

Reviving the American Dream, One Acre at a Time

Farmland Stock Exchange provides a simple and transparent way to access farmland, which has traditionally been out of reach for individual investors. We connect you with high-quality farmland investments, offering opportunities for growth and income without the complexities of managing a farm yourself. Here’s how we make farmland investment accessible and profitable for you:

Step 1 - Book a call

When you are trying to decide if farmland is a fit for a small slice of your portfolio, the first step is due diligence. We recommend setting a call with our investment professionals who can help walk you through if we are a fit. If not, we can point you in the right direction.

Step 2 - Get verified

Currently the Farmland Stock Exchange is only accepting investments from accredited investors, which means you have a net worth of over $1 million or an annual income of over $200,000. We have to put you through our verification process to ensure we are all compliant with SEC guidelines.

Step 3 - Place Money into farms

Once you are verified and have decided that farmland makes sense for your individual situation you can start buying farmland. This would either be through individual farms, or through putting money in our fund. Think of this as picking individual stocks or buying an ETF.

Step 4 - Earn passive income

After you have placed money into either the fund or individual farms, you will start earning income. At Farmland Stock Exchange, we prioritize transparency and security in all our transactions. You can track the performance of your investment through our platform, ensuring you always know what is happening on your farms.

FAQs

  • Farmers approach Farmland Stock Exchange and let us know that there is a farm they want to purchase. Typically this is a sale from someone they know and is off market.

    We work with our banking partners, or the farmer's local banker, to get approval for our loan.

    Farmland Stocks bring 49% of the money for the loan, while the farmer brings 10%.

    The rest is covered by the bank with a mortgage on the property.

  • For our individual deals and our fund you have to be an accredited investor, which means you have a net worth of over $1 million or a personal income of over $200k per year. If you do not meet those requirements, fill out our interest form. You can still invest in our Tokenized REIT (late 2025)

  • There are a lot of benefits to investing in farmland, but we are not accountants and will not give advice on what you should do. If you do not have an accountant who is knowledgeable on the asset, we would love to make an introduction to one we trust.

  • Farmland, like every investment, is not a guarantee. Historically it has been a great place to store wealth, but that does not necessarily mean it will continue.

    1. As an investor, you’ll earn income through two main sources:

    2. Crop Revenue: Farms generate revenue from the sale of crops grown on the land. A portion of this revenue is distributed to investors based on the shares they own, typically around a 2%-4% dividend

    3. Land Appreciation: Farmland values tend to increase over time due to factors such as rising global demand for food, technological advancements in farming, and the decreasing availability of arable land. Target appreciation is 4-6% annually.

  • We earn a 2% one time fee from the farmer when they purchase the farm and a 1.5% one time fee from the investor. To manage the farmland we take a small 1% asset management fee

  • Day to day our farmer is making the decisions about the farm. For large decisions or anything that would change the nature of the asset (ie, take land out of production) the farmer has to get our approval. This is so we can protect our investors, while passing day to day decision to the person who is on the farm daily.

  • To buy a farm traditionally you need to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars and really know what you are doing.

    If you are not a farmer, you have to know which farmers will be a steward of your asset, and which will not. Just like every industry that has people, there are good and bad farmers.

    With the Farmland Stock Exchange we take care of that for you. We pool your money with other investors to allow greater diversification, and we vet our farmers thoroughly to ensure only the best work with us.

Every 15 seconds we lose an acre of American Farmland.