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Amidst unprecedented market volatility, a durable and consistent investment with compelling upside
Summary
Considered a safe haven investment, farmland has proven to be a reliable store of value through times of economic tumult – exhibiting durable valuations and attractive levels of income, both of which are uncorrelated to competing assets.
Financial yields from farmland are inherently tied to food prices, which have not been negatively impacted during previous pandemics, and have been supported by stable supply-demand dynamics to-date in the current pandemic; thus, farmland investments can be expected to remain a strong inflation hedge.
Despite ongoing shifts in where people are consuming foodstuffs, transitioning to home-cooking and away from dining out, farmland return characteristics are not expected to differ compared to past downturns.
Independent of the benefits farmland offers to portfolios in light of the impacts of COVID-19, it is a compelling time to invest in agriculture due to imminent productivity gains and the associated influence on farmland returns.