31 March 2026, Fayetteville: Acretrader LLC ("AcreTrader"), a Proterra farmland investment platform, announced the successful disposition of 57 farmland assets across 13 states.
Funded on the AcreTrader platform between 2019 and 2024, the dispositions generated over $135 million in investor distributions. AcreTrader has now had 75 realizations since inception, representing more than $189 million in total distributions.
The transaction includes approximately 16,000 acres of farmland, producing over 10 different crops across 13 states. All farmers with active lease agreements will maintain operational control, ensuring a smooth transition for local producers.
AcreTrader believes farmland continues to be an underappreciated asset class given its demonstrated resilience of returns with relatively low volatility. AcreTrader's 75 full-cycle exits highlight the platform's ability to deliver institutional-quality farmland exposure to a broad investor base.
"It's encouraging to see such positive results for individual investors who have trusted AcreTrader as their farmland investment partner," said Rich Gammill, Managing Partner at Proterra Investment Partners. "We are proud to offer investors exposure to an asset class that provides price appreciation, current income, and proven wealth preservation, along with the opportunity to invest in American agriculture. Before investors allocate to gold they should consider investing in farmland. It's truly U.S. gold and AcreTrader makes that possible."
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