

TIP358: Inflation Hedging with Farmland w/ Carter Malloy
Jul 4, 2021
In this engaging discussion, Carter Malloy, the CEO of AcreTrader, shares his insights into farmland investing as a powerful strategy against inflation. He highlights the $9 trillion asset class's stability, especially as demand for agricultural land grows. Malloy discusses the risks involved, including climate change disruptions and market dynamics. He emphasizes the importance of thorough research and innovative platforms that democratize farmland investment for all. The conversation is both enlightening and timely amid rising global food demands.
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Farmland as an Inflation Hedge
- Farmland acts as an inflation hedge because it produces food, a core inflation component.
- Unlike gold, farmland also generates income through rent, making it a productive asset.
Farmland Investment Model
- Farmland investors profit from land appreciation and rent paid by farmers.
- Row crops offer stable rent, while permanent crops tie returns to commodity prices, increasing risk.
Farmland Investment Strategy
- Farmland investing is about long-term compounding, not quick profits.
- Focus on acquiring quality assets and letting your money work for you.