
Provincial Farmland – Quick Fact Sheet – BC
Acres, crops, ownership rules and other key metrics. Click for full fact sheet.
Acres, crops, ownership rules and other key metrics. Click for full fact sheet.
Acres, crops, ownership rules and other key metrics. Click for full fact sheet.
Acres, crops, ownership rules and other key metrics. Click for full fact sheet
Acres, crops, ownership rules and other key metrics. Click for full text.
Acres, crops, ownership rules and other key metrics. Click for full fact sheet
Acres, crops, ownership rules and other key metrics. Click for full fact sheet
Farmland loss has been a relatively consistent and global phenomenon. Canada has not been immune from this global trend with three key factors generating these losses: soil degradation, population growth and urbanisation. – Each year Canada loses approximately 50,000 to 60,000 acres of farmland to
Real rates appear to have had a material effect on the behavior of Canadian farmland over the 40-year period studied. This effect was expressed in both average appreciation rates and the likelihood of drawdown – both of which improved as real rates dropped below 4%.
Sustainable agriculture is one area where Canada truly leads by example in the fight to reduce GHGs, manage land over generations and help feed the planet. Zero Till and ESG
Based on the filtered results from a weighted matrixof return factors, a non-acre weighted portfolio ofCanadian row crop farmland can be constructed forinvestors. Factor Analysis of Canadian Farmland Portfolio Construction