Blue Vault hosted a very interesting webinar with the co-founders of Gold Leaf Farming, Brandon Rebiero and Jack McCarthy, along with Josh Guggenheim, VP of Acquisitions. Jack and Brandon were introduced five years ago, Brandon a farmer and trained agronomist and Jack a private equity investor...

Located at 2503 E. Lyon Station Road in Creedmoor, North Carolina, just north of Raleigh and Durham, the single-story building is 100% leased on a long-term basis to Duke University Health System.

In the realm of agricultural investments, almond and pistachio farmland has emerged as a high-value potential investment option, offering a unique opportunity within the U.S. farmland landscape.

“ESG Investing” has gained lots of attention–both good and bad–over the past 5-10 years. What used to be a niche corner of impact investing has become a greater part of the general investing landscape with the behemoths like BlackRock opining on sustainability and offering investors ESG-packaged funds...

Josh Guggenheim, VP of Acquisitions, introduces us to Gold Leaf Farming, defines specialty farmland, describes what makes the asset class an attractive investment opportunity, and points out its tax benefits in this episode of Inside the V(ALT).

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Hear Josh describe tax benefits farmland offers over other asset classes.

Hear what makes farmland a good investment opportunity from Gold Leaf Farming's perspective.

Josh explains specialty farmland in this Inside the V(ALT) clip.