New Survey: Farmland Partners’ Tenants Embrace Sustainable Farming Practices
“FPI’s tenants include farm families that are leading the way in sustainability by embracing the latest agronomic techniques, technologies, and conservation practices to drive efficiency and preserve the land they farm,” concluded the report.
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The survey also found high adoption rates for other environmental strategies, such as grassed waterways or buffer strips to slow runoff and trap soil sediment, planting cover crops, and the use of diesel exhaust fluid to reduce emissions from farm equipment.
“It’s important to recognize the role farmland and farmers play in affordably feeding the world’s growing population in an environmentally responsible way,” said FPI Chairman and CEO
Pittman said that this survey was used to help in identifying the agronomic tools and techniques commonly used on farmland owned and managed by the Company, and that it will continue this type of communication to better understand tenants’ operations and promote sustainability.
The survey was sent to 137 FPI tenants across the country –
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