Peoples Perspective

Please join Peoples Company for our “Big Questions in Land Management” webinar series on Thursday, September 4, at 2:00 PM (CT)

Join Peoples Company for the next session in our “Power of Energy Management: Unleashing Potential” webinar series. Host Kayla Rowan, Director of Energy Management, will be joined by attorney and Lease Gen founder Brad Haight to discuss the complexities of valuing farmland with solar and renewable energy projects.

When corporations decide to dispose of real estate outside of core urban markets, they often encounter a unique and complex set of challenges.

So far this week, I’ve heard the same expression from two completely unrelated sources: “Old __________ would be rolling over in his grave if he knew his kids were fighting like this!” It’s only Wednesday. There’s a real chance I could hear it again before the week is out.

Soil productivity indexes are among the most valuable tools for classifying farmland. These indexes offer a consistent way to measure agricultural land. Soil types and characteristics can vary significantly not just from one region to another, but between neighboring properties.

This week, President Donald Trump announced a sweeping $750 billion energy agreement with the European Union, outlining decades-long purchases of liquefied natural gas (LNG) and other U.S. fossil fuel exports.

Peoples Company Capital Markets hosts a bi-monthly webinar series featuring our very own Dr. Dave Muth discussing the latest trends, values, and opportunities for farmland owners. In this upcoming session, Dr. Dave Muth will be joined by a panel of experts to discuss the tax benefits of farmland ownership.

For investors with conviction in well-developed agricultural investment strategies, a disciplined approach, and an ability to truly hold for the long-term, the opportunity to assemble a high-quality California farm portfolio of scale has never been better.

As America faces a massive farmland transition, Peoples Company releases a powerful play, video, and guide to help landowners navigate inheritance and preserve their legacy.

While farmland value is primarily driven by land quality, water rights, and production potential, agribusiness assets are valued based on operational efficiency and EBITDA performance, with technology, processing capacity, and supply chain management playing key roles.