Investing In Farmland - WWD Ep. 17 (Weekly Wealth Digest)

1. Farm Commodities are one of the last products made in America and shipped all over the world.  American's enjoy the safest and cheapest food and fiber supply (cotton) on the planet.   The commodities are getting crushed right now because of the strong dollar (I believe in 2015).  Which in turn makes it very hard to make a farm profit right now.  The average age of the American Farmer is 56 and not many young people can afford to start farming because of the huge capital requirements.  They can't print land either!  Thanks for listening.....from a West Texas Cotton Farmer.  FYI - Farmland around Lubbock Texas is a real bargain price right now compared to Iowa and other places.
2. you sound not untrusty.
3. what a bunch of crap. i own 120 acres of prime farmland. all i see are pressures from capitalists to return to a feudal system of land ownership.. i say it is doomed to fail. the land is only 1 part of an institution that built this country and stewardship is going right down the shitter with this country. anyone needs to look at all the inputs that are needed to produce any commodity and they will soon say forget this. if your looking for a profitable venture, be a criminal, grow pot hydroponically. no land necessary.
4. Sent email on the 10th already. Look forward to hearing from you
5. I have already sent an email. I would like to learn more about the details such as what are the expected percentages of returns. 
6. What percentage of farmland available for sale is actually able to turn a profit though I wonder? Also how do you find a farmer for the land if either it doesnt have one or they quit or leave or something? This sounds way too dependent on luck, and on assuming the government won't just take the farmland if things get serious.
7. farmland is one the biggest BUBBLEs in the world right now.
8. Daniel, I might be interested in helping put together a slightly longer term venture(at least as far as expecting immediate cash flow goes - but) perhaps to purchase a farm or more that produces income. I think if the right motivated and reliable parties are brought together and the contracts were set up right we could probably come up with some working capital soon enough but I'd have to talk to a few people (some of whom you probably already know) and probably a meeting, etc...Was thinking about Washington and/or Oregon State State farmland
9. I like farm land, but my first rule of business is....No Partners
10. AGRO is one of the very few ways to invest in farmland in an IRA
11. Buy your home on 5 acres, grow your own food. Rent a tiller from Lowes and buy a good gardening book specific to that area. Have a canning room and garage to store your supplies. 
12. Investing in farm land? No thanks, farm land can be confiscated or taxed so high that people can not afford to own it, and your money is lost.
    
    Silver and gold that no one knows about is the safest in these turbulent times - no tax - no risk of confiscation.