Episode description
Artem Milinchuk is the CEO and Founder of FarmTogether, a firm specializing in farmland investments. Artem was born in the waning days of the Soviet Union, and while growing up in Russia, saw the importance of access to fresh food for a society. Artem joins us today to talk about his investment journey and why he feels that having farmland as an asset class in your investment portfolio can be one of the smartest investment moves you can make.
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In This Episode, You’ll Learn:
- How the transition from the Soviet Union to Russia influenced Artem’s investment strategies
- What exactly constitutes farmland as an asset class
- How investing in farmland has changed over the past 40 years
- How farmland investments help multigenerational families keep their farms
- What is the main driver for investors to move into farmland
- Why investors include farmland in their portfolios as an inflation-proof asset
- How reliable is farmland investment data
- What effect will climate change have on farmland investments
- How secure are government farm subsidies
- The effect 5G will have on farming and farmland investing
- What are the risks to consider when investing in farmland
- What is FarmTogether’s farmland investment process
- How should an investor go about incorporating farmland into their portfolio
- How much does an investor need in order to purchase a farm
- What types of investors seek out farmland
- What are the key questions potential investors should be asking before investing in farmland
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