Farmland LP, 1 Ferry Building, San Francisco, CA (2026)

Farmland LP acquires conventional farmland, converts it to certified organic, and builds long-term value by implementing sustainable farming practices. We currently manage over 18,500 acres of farmland in Northern California, Oregon and Washington. Our funds give investors the opportunity to own high quality farmland that delivers positive financial, social and environmental returns. Farmland LP has been recognized with numerous awards, including being named a "World's 50 Most Innovative Company" by Fast Company, twice-named a "Best for the World" B-Corp, and twice-named an "ImpactAssets 50" Fund Manager.

10/12/2026

Today we recognize and appreciate all the farmers around the world who spend their lives growing the food that feeds us all. We're very lucky to work with the best talent on the planet at Green Spring Farms. Thank you also to our tenant farmers who are amazing stewards of the land. Happy ! 🫡

10/07/2026

The U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates that starlings, blackbirds and crows cause more than $150 million a year in damage to U.S. grain, fruit and berry crops. On our vineyards in Oregon and Washington, the answer is trained hawks and falcons. They start flying over the blocks as veraison begins and keep working through harvest. The flocks read the vineyard as a hunting ground and move on.

These are working animals. They are our teammates, not pets, and they love their job except for the fact that we don't let them drive...yet.

Timing and persistence are the point. Propane cannons and other noise devices lose their effect as birds get used to them. Birds do not get used to being hunted, so a live predator works as well in the last week of harvest as in the first.

The wild raptors are part of the program too. At Wanderstone in Walla Walla, the local National Audubon Society chapter donated owl boxes, and the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife helped re-establish raptor sites beyond the vineyard blocks.

A 2018 Michigan State University study in the Journal of Applied Ecology reported that each dollar spent on kestrel nest boxes in cherry orchards saved $84 to $357 in fruit.

You can read more about how we farm sustainably and regeneratively at https://farmlandlp.com/impact

09/18/2026

The 2026 Regenerative Food Systems Investment Forum takes place October 7 and 8 in Denver, and Farmland LP is a proud sponsor. Our founder, Craig Wichner, will also give the opening keynote at 9am on October 7th, where he will lay out the 2027 investment case for organic farmland conversion.

The Forum brings together 450+ investors, funders, practitioners and other key stakeholders working to advance the conversations, investment strategies, and market opportunities driving the transition to regenerative agriculture and food systems.

If you haven't registered or if you would like to attend, 👉 Register at http://rfsi-forum.com/2026-rfsi-forum Use code FARMLANDLP10 to save 10%.

Here are this year's themes.

🌱 Agriculture as Essential Infrastructure.
🌾 From Niche Strategy to Strategic Advantage.
🏛️ Turning Today's Market Pressures into Momentum for Regeneration.
🔑 Unlocking Investment Opportunities Across the Value Chain.
🛠️ Building the Financial Architecture for Regenerative Systems at Scale.

We are proud to support a great community, and drop us a note if you're attending!

09/11/2026

90% of our Oregon w**e grapes are harvested by machine.

On this episode of *Fridays on the Farm*, **Daniel Pasculli**, Farm Manager at , walks through the harvest across our four Willamette Valley vineyards.

🍇 A Pellenc Optimum 2 harvester with a sorting head that removes leaves and stems so only fruit drops into the gondola

⚙️ Settings tuned to each vineyard and each variety. Pinot Gris crops heavier, so the sorting runs faster. Pinot Noir comes in lighter, so the machine can move faster down the row

⏱️ 3-9 tons an hour depending on crop load, and several 16-18 hr days with a cleanout between shifts

🌿 One pass per row. The machine gently shakes the vines, and the fruit drops onto catcher plates, with the vines, trellis, and irrigation lines intact

🚛 Gondolas to tipper trailers to the truck, 18-25 tons per load, bound for w**eries across Oregon

Fridays on the Farm is a biweekly video series from Farmland LP featuring our farm managers on the ground. See more episodes on YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLp49cjp_UnLJgdJy-lh7_KMtOEXgI_rJn&si=8P_c8qDemx5mWo_W

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04/30/2026

"Climate is the third dimension for agriculture."

The framing comes from the newest BMO Sustainability Leaders Podcast. Map farmland in two dimensions, and you implicitly assume growing conditions hold forever. Add the climate dimension, and the picture sharpens. Risk and opportunity become more legible. So does where to put capital.

Craig Wichner of Farmland LP and Alyssa Go of RRG join host Angela Adduci of the BMO Climate Institute to walk through what changes when climate scenarios drive the underwriting. The conversation covers water rights as one of the most misunderstood asset classes in farmland, why the American West remains a structurally durable growing region, and how regenerative practices show up on the income statement.

Listen on BMO Capital Markets, Apple Podcasts, or Spotify.

🔗 BMO: https://capitalmarkets.bmo.com/en/insights/farmland-and-water-as-investment-strategies/?ecid=us-CPNAPR2026CHAN1-LCBMO83
🎧 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/farmland-and-water-as-investment-strategies/id1460595264?i=1000763982269
🟢 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1FKTmT0cd3JUphNCYd8Usa

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