Wellington-Altus Private Wealth published an article, Investing in Farmland Funds, that explores why farmland continues to gain traction as part of diversified portfolios. Farmland has long been viewed as a real asset, one that moves differently than traditional stocks and bonds, offering exposure to long-term trends like global food demand and finite land supply. In today’s markets, that mix of stability and steady value growth is catching more investors’ attention.
The article also breaks down why investing through a farmland fund can make more sense than buying land outright. With a professionally managed fund, investors can benefit from expert management, diversification across regions and crop types, and less operational hassles, all while adding resilience to their portfolios.
The themes align with the approach taken by Veripath Farmland Partners. The fund's diversified Canadian row-crop farmland uses a systematic, disciplined strategy that emphasizes regional balance and long-term value. Veripath applies many of the same principles highlighted in the Wellington-Altus piece, risk management, accessibility, and institutional-quality execution.
Read the full article here: https://advisor.wellington-altus.ca/harvest-time-wealth/investing-in-farmland-funds/