FarmStart: Finance Lab at the Social Finance Forum 2012
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Over the next 10 years, 50% of Canada's farm assets will be transferred as 75% of retiring farmers don't have successors. This document outlines challenges around farmland transfer such as speculative land values and crisis farm sales. It proposes options like community-owned farms, farmland equity funds, and farmland management services to support a new generation of farmers through tenure and ownership models, investment and financing from sources like community bonds and impact investors, and policies to protect farmland and incentivize farming.
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