Genesis examines sustainable farmland investing in Brazil, positioning it as a long-duration real asset with potential to benefit from global food demand and environmental constraints. The paper highlights how productivity gains and land appreciation can drive returns, while suggesting that sustainability-linked practices may enhance both yields and exit values over time.
Sustainable Farmland Investment In Brazil
Genesis
Matthew Kruse
Research
35 Pages
Key Takeaways
Farmland Return Drivers: Total returns combine yield and appreciation, with farmland historically generating roughly 6–10% annually depending on region and crop mix.
Brazil Productivity Upside: Crop yields in Brazil have improved over 100% in key regions over 20 years, supporting long-term land value growth.
Sustainability Premium Potential: Certified sustainable practices can increase land valuation multiples by 10–20% versus non-certified comparable farmland.