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Veripath Partners: Our Canadian farmland investment fund focuses on non-operated row crop farmland with productivity pricing discounts, positive productivity trends and low productivity volatility. Veripath provides consistent returns with infrequent drawdowns, low return volatility and can be an effective public equity replacement in traditional portfolios.

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Arvore Partners: Our private equity vertical invests in the lower market where cashflow can be acquired at compelling multiples, then serially consolidated in selected verticals to drive exits. Arvore provides monthly distributions and recurring equity optionality within an evergreen offering.

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Genivent Partners: Our multi-asset vertical opportunistically invests in Omnigence partners funds’ secondaries and GP holdings. Genivent acts as a dedicated liquidity sleeve for investors seeking intra-hold period liquidity.

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Veripath Partners: Our Canadian farmland investment fund focuses on non-operated row crop farmland with productivity pricing discounts, positive productivity trends and low productivity volatility. Veripath provides consistent returns with infrequent drawdowns, low return volatility and can be an effective public equity replacement in traditional portfolios.

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Arvore Partners: Our private equity vertical invests in the lower market where cashflow can be acquired at compelling multiples, then serially consolidated in selected verticals to drive exits. Arvore provides monthly distributions and recurring equity optionality within an evergreen offering.

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Genivent Partners: Our multi-asset vertical opportunistically invests in Omnigence partners funds’ secondaries and GP holdings. Genivent acts as a dedicated liquidity sleeve for investors seeking intra-hold period liquidity.

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October 1, 2021

FarmlandLossTrendsinCanada-PopulationGrowth,UrbanExpansionandSoilDegradation

By BbTSKQq8R4zZvWGYD3eJXCLast updated February 24, 2026

The report highlights the persistent trend of farmland loss in Canada, noting that between 2006 and 2016 the country experienced a five percent reduction in farm acres. While Alberta and Saskatchewan performed better than the national average in limiting declines, Ontario and British Columbia saw notably greater losses. The primary drivers are soil degradation, urban expansion, and population growth, with approximately 50,000 to 60,000 acres converted annually to urban use. For every one million increase in population, about 131,000 acres of farmland near urban centers are lost. With population growth expected to remain strong and concentrated in urban areas, these pressures are anticipated to continue, reinforcing the outlook that Canadian farmland will remain under steady contraction in the years ahead.

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