Farmland Partners Expands Management and Brokerage Business
Farmland Partners Inc. (NYSE: FPI) has expanded its asset management portfolio by acquiring an additional 4,488 acres and reinforcing its brokerage operations with the hire of William Hughes as Director of Acquisitions. Hughes brings nearly 25 years of experience in agriculture and real estate, previously leading U.S. Agri-Services Group LLC. FPI now manages nearly 30,000 acres for third parties and owns over 160,000 acres across the U.S. This strategic move aims to enhance FPI's capabilities and growth potential in farmland management.
- Acquisition of 4,488 acres enhances asset portfolio.
- Hiring of William Hughes strengthens brokerage business and asset management.
- Expanded management capabilities with nearly 30,000 acres managed for third parties.
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Hughes was the president of
“Bill is well-known and well-respected in the farmland industry, and his addition further strengthens our Company’s capabilities as we focus on growth,” said FPI Chairman and CEO
Hughes comes from a farm family with deep roots in southern
“I’ve always been passionate about agriculture and farmland and have always held
FPI now manages nearly 30,000 acres for third parties in addition to the more than 160,000 acres it owns.
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