How it works

Own a farm. Without buying a farm.

A farm owner places a farm and designated productive assets into a legal entity, divides that entity into shares, and offers a portion of those shares to investors. Those shares are digitally represented. You own equity in the entity that owns the farm.

01

Discover

Browse vetted American farms and agricultural assets. Understand the property, the assets, the operator and the investment thesis before you commit anything.

02

Invest

Purchase fractional equity ownership in the entity that owns the farm. Start small or build a larger position over time.

03

Follow

Receive financial reporting, farm updates, management commentary, videos and shareholder communications. Watch the actual property evolve.

04

Trade

Where legally available and subject to applicable restrictions, tokenized ownership can enable secondary transactions between eligible buyers and sellers.

What is a Farm Token?

A Farm Token is not a cryptocurrency, NFT, rewards point, or ownership of a random digital asset. It represents an equity interest in a legal entity that owns identifiable real-world agricultural assets.

Depending on the offering, those assets may include agricultural land, water rights, wells and irrigation systems, orchards and perennial crops, livestock, homes, barns, agricultural buildings, fencing, roads, equipment, infrastructure and timber. The exact assets belonging to each entity are disclosed on every listing.

The technology is digital. The assets are real.

For properties using the square-foot structure, one square foot equals one share equals one Farm Token. An investor does not receive title or exclusive rights to a particular physical 12" × 12" piece of dirt — each token represents proportional equity ownership across the entire farm-owning entity.

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