Our Impact

Iroquois Valley Farmland REIT began financing land acquisitions for organic farmers in 2007. More than a decade later, we continue to make lasting impact by connecting mission-aligned investors with a wide range of organic farm operations.

STRAFFORD VILLAGE FARM | ORANGE COUNTY, VT

Our Track Record

Portfolio Growth & Diversity

$50MM in assets secured through a combination of equity investments, self-issued debt and traditional bank debt.
An increasingly diverse portfolio of farms growing more than 60 different varieties of crops and livestock, and featuring a variety of supply-chain models from direct sale and producer cooperatives to suppliers for large-scale brands and wholesale markets.
A broad base of investor support from more than 400 investors across 40 states, and internationally.
Lease and mortgage agreements with 40 different farmers & farm families.
Making Impact Investing Accessible (from $25,000 to over $1 Million) from a diverse group of investors including individuals, trusts, IRAs, Foundations, Family Offices, Faith-Based Groups and Non-Profits.
For more information on our financial performance and corporate history, please see our Key Corporate Statistics (pdf) document or contact invest@iroquoisvalley.com.

Planting Deep Roots for the Future

A focus on the next generation of farmers, with 70% of the leased portfolio farmed by millennials.
Trusted ongoing relationships with farmers: 50% of all newly raised capital is invested into existing relationships with farmers, who choose to work with us as their preferred finance partner to help them scale further.
A growing network of partners in the movement to transform agriculture.
One third of our investors choose to reinvest with Iroquois Valley, and provide continued support for organic agriculture.

View our Annual Impact Report

2018 Impact Report - PDF
2017 Impact Report - PDF
2016 Impact Report - PDF
2015 Impact Report - PDF

Benefits of Organic & Regenerative Agriculture

Company Recognition

We are proud to be recognized for our efforts to protect the environment and provide land tenure to organic and local farmers while generating a positive financial return.

Iroquois Valley Farmland REIT was awarded a “Best for the World” B Corporation from 2016-2019 and was selected to the ImpactAssets IA50 from 2012-19. The IA50 is a listing of experienced private debt and equity impact investment managers that is updated annually by ImpactAssets, a non-profit organization that promotes a capital ecosystem for optimal social, environmental and financial impact.

Iroquois Valley Farmland REIT, PBC is offering its common stock for sale pursuant to Tier 2 of Regulation A+ and as such intends to be exempted from state qualification pursuant to federal law.

Some of the statements herein may constitute forward-looking statements under federal securities laws. Such forward-looking statements are subject to various risks and uncertainties, including those described in the Offering Circular.

No offer to sell securities or solicitation of an offer to buy securities is being made herein or in any state where such offer or sale is not permitted under the blue sky or state securities laws thereof. Offerings are only made through our Offering Circular, available here.

No offering is being made to investors unless and until the offering has been noticed in that state, as applicable. In compliance with state securities laws, Iroquois Valley Farmland REIT, PBC is prohibited from offering and selling securities to residents of the following states until further notice: AZ and FL. Furthermore, no offer to sell securities or solicitation of an offer to buy securities is being made in the following states: AL, AR, ND, OK, and WV.

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Events

Farm Field Trip

Written on 6/11/19

During the last week of May, a handful of Iroquois Valley staff members visited a few of the farms and families that have been a part of our story since the beginning. The field trip was a great opportunity for our newer and more remote staff to have a hands-on orientation and see the transformation happening in the Chicago-area foodshed.

Iroquois Valley awarded a 2019 Conservation Innovation Grant

Written on 1/03/20

Iroquois Valley was awarded a $700,000 Conservation Innovation Grant from USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Services (NRCS).

Is Organic Farming Risky?

Written on 10/25/19

The National Center for Appropriate Technology recently released a report evaluating risk in organic agriculture based on five years of research. "I'm able to report that we found no strong evidence that organic farms are any riskier than non-organic ones, and at least some evidence to the contrary".

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