With ~10 billion people living on the planet by
2050, we need to produce more food in the next 40 years than we have harvested in the past 8,000
years. In supplying our population’s demands, we will contend with: Environmental Challenges, Social
& Political Instability, Limited Resources, Geopolitical Shifts, and Increasing Input
Prices.
In addition,
we must grow in a way that nourishes the land or else all the challenges previously mentioned will
become worse.
Peach Harvest
Fort Valley, Georgia
The future of our food system depends on the health of our soil, and right now the indications are not favorable.
If we as a society don’t turn more attention and support our farmers in rebuilding our soil, we face a huge threat to the future of agriculture and our food systems.
Apple Orchard
Othello, Washington
Barley Harvest
Bonneville, Idaho
Which is
To One That is
High Touch
Low Touch
Low Tech
High Tech
Exploitive
Symbiotic
Segmented
Integrated
Operating with the foundational belief that a better future and better returns can go hand in hand, International Farming is perfectly positioned to be the lead creators of this new food economy.
Apple Orchard
Othello, Washington
Consumers will receive higher quality, more economically produced and sustainable food.
International Farming and its investors will have the opportunity to compete and prosper within a sustainable industry.
Acting as true stewards of the land, together we will build a resilient food system for generations to come.
While we are proud of the work we have done so far, we realize there is an opportunity for International Farming to play an even bigger role in growing a better tomorrow. Below are some of the companies we are excited to be partnering with to grow a better tomorrow.