Farmland Investments Still Soaring… Stocks Still Falling…

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New YORK ,New Jersey, Connecticut, New York, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) August 9, 2011 -- Farmland Investments Still Soaring… Stocks Still Falling…

Michael Daskiewich isn’t afraid to plant seeds or bring in a harvest, but he doesn't have to…

Yet, he still sees his investments climbing while others are watching their stocks tumbling over the last week…
Farmers themselves are not always able to come up with the capital it takes to own and run farmland. However, once a farmer always a farmer… There is no other way of life for these home grown farmers, and so they continue to work the land while renting from the investors.

A new breed of gentleman farmer is shaking up the American heartland. Rich investors with deep pockets, with no ties to farming or dirt under their nails, are confident enough to wager big on a patch of earth -- betting that it's a smart investment because food will only get more expensive around the world.

They're buying wheat fields in Kansas, rows of Iowa Corn and Acres of Soybeans in Indiana. And though farmers still fill some seats at auctions, the newcomers are growing in number and variety. I was reading that in one recent auction people flew from all over the nation including, a Seattle Computer Executive, a Kansas City Attorney, a Publishing CEO from Chicago, and a Boston Financial Manager.

The reason is because the value of Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas farmland has doubled in the last seven years. Prices have risen so fast that regulators have begun sounding alarms, and farmers are beginning to voice concerns. Even with a recession and the new stock week crisis, farmland continually proves harmless for the last 10 or so years!
Buyers say soaring farm values simply reflect fundamentals. Crop prices have risen because demand for food is growing around the world, including China and other Asian Countries, while the supply of arable land is shrinking.

Too many investors have shifted money into riskier assets like stocks and corporate bonds. To many “Wall Street experts”, this hunt for alternatives also explains the rapid rise in gold, art, oil -- and farms.

Those who favor farms like to point out that, unlike the first three choices, you can collect income while you own it. You can sell what you grow on the farm or hand the fields over to a farmer and collect rent. This is attractive to any investor at the point of our American nightmare financial situation. Being able to see money in their pocket immediately and then also still have the land as an investment is a dual win!

Right now is the best time to get into the game because when you begin seeing Goldman Sachs showing up to an auction, then it may be too late. Right now an investor can get a great deal on farmland investing but when the word gets out more and investors from huge corporations step in and begin taking all the farms at prices most wouldn’t even consider, the good streak will be gone…

The first step is to contact a Farmland Consultant such as Michael Daskiewich from Farmland Investment Group. Investors like him have the experience with farmland and investing in general. With his consulting and valuable industry information an investor will gain more than just high returns annually. He will also gain the knowledge and understanding of the entire farmland community. Mr. Daskiewich also offers his personal contacts to his clients in order to keep up with social networking techniques and current technology trends.

Listen to him speak, he may talk your ear off about how inflation could rage out of control, and how farmland is more likely to keep up with inflation than other assets, but it’s true, valuable information. As an investor himself, he owns not a penny of stocks and has no plans on buying any. All his money is tied up in farmland and real estate properties.
If you’re serious about being an investor, serious about making money, and serious about getting into the farmland investment market, then contact Mr. Daskiewich personally today. He offers his one-on-one consultation Free of Charge to anyone that wants to hear what he can offer them. Also take a look at this website to get familiar with his services and wide variety of tools utilized to make you the most money possible!

August 9, 2011

http://farmlandinvestmentgroup.com/
Michael Daskiewich
1-315-552-9300
farmlandinvestmentgroup@gmail.com

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