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Iroquois Valley Welcomes Ingrid Dyott to the Board of Directors

Written by Lacey Benz on January 29, 2024. Posted in News & Media.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – January 29, 2024 Iroquois Valley Farmland REIT, PBC announced today that Ingrid Dyott will succeed Malaika Maphalala as Board Director. Ms. Maphalala served on Iroquois Valley’s Board of Directors from October 2017 to December 2023. She is a Private Wealth Advisor and Partner at Natural Investments LLC, a national SEC registered Investment Advisory firm that has specialized in exclusively socially and environmentally responsible investments for over 30 years. “It...

2023 Holiday Gift Guide

Written by Claire Mesesan on November 30, 2023. Posted in Events.

Iroquois Valley is excited to share our annual gift guide featuring products grown by the farmers we partner with. 2023 has been a year of gratitude and community, and we hope that you have been able to appreciate local organic food, flourishing landscapes, and meaningful relationships with your communities throughout the year. This year’s gift guide is illustrated by Chicago-based artist, Hannah Bess Ross. Check out her website here and view the presentation below for products...

Regenerative Food Systems Investment Forum: Realities of a Farmland Deal

Written by Claire Mesesan on September 21, 2023. Posted in Events.

Join us on an insightful journey into the world of organic and regenerative agriculture at the upcoming Regenerative Food Systems Investment Forum, September 26th-27th in Denver, CO. On Tuesday, the 26th, our CEO, Chris Zuehlsdorff, will be taking the stage at 11:55 AM MT alongside Cindy Tolle of Evergreen Ranching & Livestock. At this presentation, we’ll be discussing how we curate financing solutions tailored to the needs of farmers and ranchers, and how that capital is activated...

Financing a Land Back initiative for members of the Mohawk Nation

Written by Claire Mesesan on March 29, 2023. Posted in Investment News, News & Media.

A rainbow shines over the Longhouse structure on the Berry Farm Indigenous Stewardship at the Berry Farm in Schoharie County, New York Deep in the Schoharie Valley of New York, a sixty-acre farm is the site of an ancient Mohawk village rich with cultural history. Members of the Mohawk Nation identified the land and united to form a land back effort to acquire the property and return to their ancestral homelands. Iroquois Valley is proud to participate in financing the purchase of the farm...

2022 Holiday Gift Guide

Written by Claire Mesesan on November 30, 2022. Posted in Events.

Iroquois Valley is excited to share our annual gift guide featuring products grown by the farmers we partner with. 2022 has been a year of gratitude and community, and we hope that you have been able to appreciate local organic food, flourishing landscapes, and meaningful relationships with your communities throughout the year. This year’s gift guide is illustrated by Chicago-based artist, Hannah Bess Ross, who is an illustrator and writer that specializes in all things whimsy. Check...

2018 SRI Conference: The 29th Annual Conference for Sustainable, Responsible & Impact Investing

Written by Claire Mesesan on November 1, 2018. Posted in Events.

Iroquois Valley Farmland REIT is excited to sponsor the 2018 SRI Conference in Colorado Springs! This marks the eighth consecutive year that Iroquois Valley will be attending and the fifth straight year as a sponsor of the event. SRI brings together the largest group of socially responsible investment advisors in the country, and Iroquois Valley Founder and CEO Dave Miller is excited to be reconnecting with many of the financial professionals that helped build the Company into the $50 million...

Civil Eats: Can an Investment Firm Help Increase U.S. Organic Farmland?

Written by Claire Mesesan on October 30, 2018. Posted in News & Media.

Iroquois Valley was featured in a Civil Eats article, “Can an Investment Firm Help Increase U.S. Organic Farmland?” for our work to help scale organic agriculture in America. The article features interviews with farmers we work with at Vilicus Farm, Creambrook Farm, and Richview Farms. Some key takeaways from the article: Demand for organic products is increasing in the US, but organic acreage has not increased at the same rate. Iroquois Valley is changing that by financing farmland...

The Chicken and The Egg: Stop Linear Farming and Embrace Circular Agriculture

Written by Claire Mesesan on October 24, 2018. Posted in What We're Reading.

In a recent Forbes article, “The Chicken and The Egg: Stop Linear Farming and Embrace Circular Agriculture,” our partners at Main Street Project had their poultry-centered permaculture model featured in an interview with head agronomist, Reginaldo Haslett-Marroquin. In it, he speaks about Main Street’s holistic approach to farming with nature and building an equitable model where smallholder farmers can succeed. Our favorite quotes from the article: On their vision – “As farmers...

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Iroquois Valley Welcomes Ingrid Dyott to the Board of Directors

2023 Holiday Gift Guide

Regenerative Food Systems Investment Forum: Realities of a Farmland Deal

Financing a Land Back initiative for members of the Mohawk Nation

2022 Holiday Gift Guide

2018 SRI Conference: The 29th Annual Conference for Sustainable, Responsible & Impact Investing

Civil Eats: Can an Investment Firm Help Increase U.S. Organic Farmland?

The Chicken and The Egg: Stop Linear Farming and Embrace Circular Agriculture

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