How Nuveen Farmland Partnerships Sustain Three Generations of Farming
For wealth professionals looking at farmland or natural-capital exposure, it offers a manager's account of how a long-term land partnership is described by both the investor and the operating farmer, including margins, stewardship and next-generation transition.
Summary
By the markets & outlook deskThe video profiles the Bryant family's Ohio row-crop operation and its 30-year relationship with Nuveen Natural Capital. Three generations of the family discuss farm economics, transparent profit sharing, sustainable practices and succession planning, while a Nuveen Natural Capital senior director describes the team's farm background.
- Bryant Agricultural Enterprise grows corn, soybeans and wheat in Ohio and is run by three generations of the Bryant family.
- The family describes a 30-year relationship with Nuveen and says shared long-term goals and transparent profit sharing help it navigate tight margin years and plan succession.
- Nuveen Natural Capital's Eric Decker says many team members were raised on family farms, which he says supports open dialogue on farm economics, fair returns and sustainable practices.
- The Bryants discuss experimenting with more sustainable farming practices and confidence in the next 50 years of farming.
Chapters
From the publisher’s description| Time | Chapter | Length |
|---|---|---|
| Introduction | 1 min | |
| Building a farm business to support three families | 1 min | |
| Shared long-term goals with Nuveen | 1 min | |
| Transitioning the farm to the next generation | 1 min | |
| Farm economics and transparent profit sharing | 1 min | |
| Experimenting with sustainable farming practices | 1 min | |
| Confidence in the next 50 years of farming | 1 min |
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