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In year two of its transition to organic, usually a flat year or even a loss, the NE 26-1 property delivered 3.2X higher profitability than its historical conventional harvest.
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Year Two Nets 3.2X Higher Profit
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Organic Farm Partners to Make Organic Farms Available as Fractional Investments
Company and its investors to accelerate the move to organic with organic farm conversion and operational best practices Organic Farm…
Year Two Nets 3.2X Higher Profit
Year Two Nets 3.2X Higher Profit Per Acre than Historical Conventional Harvest Final harvest numbers are in, and we are…
Buy Land. They’re Not Making it Any More.
For me, that’s one of Mark Twain’s best quotes. Great advice back then. Great advice right now. Especially when it…
NE Organic 26-1: Organic Farm Investment Update
Harvest on soybeans has begun and we are generally pleased with the early yields. Organic corn is still growing under…
Why Move into the Organic Farming Space?
Soil is a living membrane. A complex and vibrant ecosystem that conventional agricultural farming methods destroy. Industrial farming relies on…
The Challenges of April Showers
As the calendar marked April 29, 2024, we were reminded once again that spring, while a symbol of renewal and…
Spring 2023 Planting
It was great to be back in the fields this spring, stirring some dirt and sowing some crops. We planted…
Reasons to Transition to Organic
Pick a reason to transition to organic. In this blog we add a little color to the potential economic, environmental,…
Billionaires are Buying Farmland – and it Isn’t Helping Anyone
A recent article in Yahoo! finance highlights the enormous investment Bill Gates and other billionaires are making in farmland. Gates…
Organic Farm Partners to Make Organic Farms Available as Fractional Investments
Company and its investors to accelerate the move to organic with organic farm conversion and operational best practices Organic Farm…
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Nebraska Organic Operation 26-1
After two years of transition, NE Organic 26-1 is about to enter its first year of organic production.
Located 3 miles outside of Brunswick, Nebraska. Organic 26-1 is 135 farmable acres of corn/soybeans under irrigation. The farm was transitioned into Organic Production using a rotation of grain sorghum then corn/soybeans. This area of Antelope County is one of the largest production areas in Nebraska with good access to oil roads and markets. 135 irrigated acres under a center pivot irrigation.