When all is said and done, we are staring Mushroom Growing 4 You Review a potentially global food security concern right in the face, and the only way to sure up supplies and give agricultural producers the capital to invest in improved infrastructure and new technologies, is to pay more for the produce they grow, and as the land produces a greater annual revenue, thus does the value of that land rise, making agriculture investments an ideal asset class under current economic circumstances.
My investment philosophy is to acquire non-correlated assets that offer principle protection, consistent income and perform very well in an inflationary environment, where growth is supported by solid long term fundamentals. Agriculture investment, specifically farmland investment ticks all of these boxes for me.
In times of a rapidly expanding population, low interest rates, inflation and murky equity markets, investors are searching for assets that will grow in value, produce a regular income, and retain value in the event of a crash. Essentially we need a safe haven for our cash and that is leading many investors towards the agricultural sector as 75 million new mouths to feed every year and a changing diet in developing economies supports the theory that agribusiness will do well in the mid to long term.