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15 Minutes With… Matt Armstrong, Senior Consultant, Sustainability, K·Coe Isom

By Michelle Pelletier Marshall Matt Armstrong serves as K·Coe Isom’s leader for sustainability assurance out of their Kansas City, Kansas, area office. K·Coe Isom, a top 100 accounting firm, is a leading food and agriculture consulting firm, and top provider of sustainability assurance. The company, founded in 1932, has its sight clearly on its core […]

Contributed Content: HNRG: Natural Resource Flash Report – Timberland-Farmland, Resilience Under Uncertainty

As COVID-19 spreads globally, financial markets are reacting dramatically. We believe timberland and farmland investments can help to insulate a diversified portfolio from exogenous shocks to the economy and the financial environment, bringing greater consistency and resilience to a portfolio’s return profile. Flip through below, or click here to download. [flipbook pdf=”https://www.globalaginvesting.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Natural-Resource-Flash-Report-March-2020_Timberland_Farmland-Resilience-Under-Uncertainty.pdf”]   DISCLAIMER All views, data, […]

15 Minutes With… Kip Pendleton, Executive Chairman of Legacy Seed Companies

By Michelle Pelletier Marshall, GAI Media Kip Pendleton is executive chairman of Legacy Seed Companies, a proprietary seed company with operations in Wisconsin, Michigan, Idaho, Minnesota, and North Dakota that was created in 2017 to acquire and consolidate small regional producers of specialty seeds for U.S. Midwest farmers, producing crops for organic, GMO, and non-GMO […]

Contributed Content: Water Security – Iran By the Numbers

By Josiah Terrell-Perica, Farmland Investment Director at FarmTogether Iran’s greatest enemy is water scarcity and systemic failures around water management. Seven of the 10 most water stressed countries are in the Middle East, and climate change projections show that the situation will only become more dire. This region is warming faster than anywhere else on […]

Contributed Content: Japanese Agriculture’s Rising Sun…

By Misako Terui and Greg Mellinger of HighQuest Partners, LLC. Japan has long had a reputation as a country with an agricultural trade deficit, with challenges facing its declining population and market. Japan is known as a major importer of a range of agricultural commodities such as wheat, corn, soybeans, meat products, and vegetable oils; […]

Contributed Content: Part I – Consumers and Investors Embrace Plant-Based Protein

By Adam Bergman – AgTech & FoodTech Investment Banker This is the first of a two-part article series written by Adam Bergman. Part II will follow in next week’s issue of AgInvesting Weekly.    I believe that in a decade we will look back on the Beyond Meat initial public offering (IPO) and appreciate the enormity […]

15 Minutes With… Wood Turner, Senior Vice President, Agriculture Capital

By Michelle Pelletier Marshall, GAI Media With more than 20 years of experience in corporate sustainability, environmental management and consumer engagement, Wood Turner, senior vice president of Agriculture Capital (AC), is committed to furthering the investment group’s mission to develop a regenerative food and agriculture system that produces better food at scale and delivers healthy […]

Insight: Water: Clear as Mud? Today’s planned relaxation of U.S. water rules may unleash tomorrow’s flood of liability

By  David Gray, non-executive director, AAG Investment Management The Clean Water Act (‘Act’) has been much in the news recently. More specifically, attention has been on the 2015 Clean Water Rules (the ‘2015 Rules’), and their impact on the definition of ‘Waters of the U.S.’, which were revoked on September 12, 2019. Characterized as ‘overreach’ […]

Contributed Content: Three Tips for Adaptation, Learned From Three Decades as a Farmer

By Tom Avinelis, Founder and Managing Partner, Agriculture Capital America’s rich, fertile lands produce crops that feed the world, but increased environmental pressures and production costs coupled with low commodity prices are threatening the future of the traditional farmer. I’ve had the distinct pleasure of stewarding land and cultivating crops for my entire career, nearly four decades, […]

Contributed Content: 10,000 Years of Seed History Threatened by Climate Change

By Gerelyn Terzo, WIA Media NOTE: This story first appeared in the June 2019  issue, Volume 5, Issue 3, of the Women in Agribusiness Quarterly Journal, a sister publication to GAI News. Seed banks harken back to the beginning of agriculture. Farmers have been preserving seeds from the threat of extreme weather and disease to […]