What markets does Farmland Partners operate in?

Farmland Partners is active in Bakersfield, California, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Chicago, Illinois, Denver, Colorado, Des Moines, Iowa, and Fresno, California.

How many employees does Farmland Partners have?

Farmland Partners has 11–50 employees.

Farmland Partners

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About Farmland Partners

Farmland Partners is a real estate operator. Farmland Partners operates in Bakersfield, California, Cedar Rapids, Iowa and Chicago, Illinois. Its investment focus is on Agriculture and Covered Land & Land Banking.

Farmland Partners Inc. is a publicly traded real estate investment trust (REIT) founded as a Maryland corporation on September 27, 2013. It is internally managed and owns, leases, and manages farmland across North America, with its common stock trading under the ticker FPI on the New York Stock Exchange. As of mid-2025, Farmland Partners holds or manages about 125,000 acres in roughly 15 U.S. states, and operates over 200 farms in its portfolio. It focuses on acquiring “high-quality farmland,” making agricultural use of land, leasing to farmers (tenant and non-tenant), and occasionally engaging in agribusiness services including loans secured by farmland or agricultural assets. The company also pursues strategic dispositions, disposing of farmland properties to capture value, reallocating proceeds into higher-return farmland, and conducting share repurchases. Paul Pittman, who had been CEO until February 2023 and remains Executive Chairman, is one of the key founders and large shareholders; he contributed many of his farmland assets (in Illinois, Nebraska, Colorado) to the REIT at IPO.

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