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EPISODE · Apr 11, 2024 · 40 MIN

11. Dissecting the History of Institutional Farmland Ownership with Steve Bruere

from Land & Everything Else · host Dr. Craig Lemoine & Ailie Elmore

Beginning with the 2008 financial crisis, the interest in farmland as an asset class has grown exponentially. From its positive correlation to inflation to the future possibilities with renewables, institutions are looking to buy farmland. Ailie Elmore is joined by returning guest Steve Bruere, CEO of Peoples Company, to dissect why farmland is a staple of any diverse portfolio. Tracing the roots of institutional farmland ownership, the conversation sheds light on its evolution from a niche asset to a sought-after investment.  Drawing from his vast experience, Steve gives listeners insights into how Peoples Company is creating value for both investors and farmers. This episode provides a roadmap through the seasonal cycles of commodity prices and their sway over land values, imparting strategies for a future-proof investment. Ready to learn more? Check out the links below! Steve Bruere on LinkedIn Peoples Company Ailie Elmore on LinkedIn Dr. Craig Lemoine on LinkedIn Are you a financial planning professional looking to better serve the needs and goals of clients associated with agriculture or living in rural communities? Then be sure to check out our Agriculture Focused Financial Planning designation by clicking on the link below!Agriculture Focused Financial PlanningLand & Everything Else YouTube Channel

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Beginning with the 2008 financial crisis, the interest in farmland as an asset class has grown exponentially. From its positive correlation to inflation to the future possibilities with renewables, institutions are looking to buy farmland. Ailie Elmore is joined by returning guest Steve Bruere, CEO of Peoples Company, to dissect why farmland is a staple of any diverse portfolio. Tracing the roots of institutional farmland ownership, the conversation sheds light on its evolution from a niche a...

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