Publicly Traded. Farmer Focused.
We’re invested in agriculture’s future through a diverse, proven portfolio of farmland.
And we’re traded on the New York Stock Exchange.
Our scale and diversification set us apart.
Farmland is a large, under-allocated sector that’s historically provided steady appreciation, predictable income, and inflation protection.
Discover the benefits of farmland.
70k
approximate acres owned
11
states represented in our portfolio
1
of 2 publicly traded farmland REITs
As of 6/30/2026
190+ farms in our portfolio.
We partner with our tenants to improve the land they farm, increasing both their profitability and our own.
An agriculture company at heart.
We were founded by a farmer, and our team has hands-on farm experience. This expertise and love of agriculture has driven our past, and it’s shaping our future.
Featured Insights
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25 – NOV – 2024
Bisnow Weekend Interview: How Farmland Partners’ Paul Pittman is Growing Cash Crops for Shareholders
When Paul Pittman looks at farmland, he sees more than dirt and crops — he sees a stable, appreciating asset class with high growth potential and market resilience. Andshareholders in the public REIT he founded a decade ago in Denver, Farmland Partners, are seeing big dividends. The commercial real estate industry across asset classes is […]
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11 – OCT – 2024
Managing the Farm
Farmland Partners’ core business is purchasing high-quality farmland then leasing that land back to farmers at the highest possible rents – thus deriving returns for company investors through income revenue and asset appreciation. But buying and renting farmland isn’t our only source of funds. We also manage farms on behalf of third-party landlords through our […]
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28 – AUG – 2024
Farmland Remains Resilient in Tough Times
The federal government recently published several studies that shed some light on why investors often turn to farmland during troubled times. It’s because farmland rarely loses value. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s highly anticipated 2024 farmland value survey, which was released in August, showed continued asset appreciation of U.S. farmland over the past 12 months. […]
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