One of the main reasons for investing in farmland at present is the diversification benefits it offers within investment portfolios.

Geometric mean maximization (“GMM”) seeks to achieve growth of the capital invested such that the terminal wealth is maximized.

Looking for a stable Canadian investment that has a history of outperforming inflation?

Farmland has been an attractive asset to own because of its potential for returns during inflationary periods.

Every single institutional phone call I’ve had in the last six months has included a discussion of inflation.

With the consumer price index hitting an 18-year high in September, you can’t be faulted for looking high and low for a source of investment returns that won’t be feasted on by inflation.

How are fiscal/monetary conditions affecting the macro thesis for Canadian farmland investments?

As the pandemic crisis raged across the world over the past year and a half, governments and central banks in developed countries have shown an extreme willingness to keep their economies with unprecedent levels of fiscal and monetary stimulus.

For a lot of investors trying to read the economic tea leaves, comparisons between the current environment and the stagflation pressure cooker of the 1970s might seem like a stretch.