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The United States  was built on the American Dream. 

Individuals risked death to move to this country. They left everything behind and went somewhere that they knew they could create a better life for their children. Today the American Dream is seen as a safe job and a white picket fence. That is wrong.

They weren’t coming to own a house. 

The goal of every individual coming to America in the 18th and 19th Century was to own land and start a business on that land. Something they could carve out and call their own. They were fleeing countries that made it impossible for the average person to own land and pass it on to their children. 

Farmland has been one of the most coveted assets since contracts were created. The Midwest has some of the best farmland in the world, and when you factor in political stability and property rights nowhere else comes close. 

Farmland grows in value every year due to three trends:

     1.) Increase in productivity due to new technology

     2.) More people every year - needing more food

     3.) Less farmable land each year due to urban sprawl

Farmland is a killer asset that can change your financial future.

But it is broken. 

If you are a normal person and want to invest in farmland? Forget it. You have to be an accredited investor and be able and willing to allocate tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars to a farm. It is insane. It should not be this way. Only the richest can afford to put their money into farmland. 

Until Now. 

Introducing the Farmland Stock Exchange. We’re making it possible for anyone, not just the rich, to invest in farmland. Farmers can get value from their land without selling it all and use this capital to expand or even out the ups and downs of a farm business. 

Regular people can invest in farmland, just like the big investors. 

Join me in democratizing finance by investing where your ancestors did.

Brian S. Kearney

Farmland Stocks bought a brokerage. 

We have officially acquired Illinois LandCo, one of the best regional brokers we have ever worked with.

For more than two decades, LandCo has built a reputation for integrity, strong market knowledge, and exceptional service to landowners. 

Their values align directly with our mission at Farmland Stocks: Helping farmers buy more of the ground they operate and giving landowners better options to structure their legacy.

This acquisition strengthens our footprint across Illinois and the Midwest. It also allows us to bring LandCo.com’s long-trusted brand together with the tools we’ve been building—Legacy LLCs, Legacy Notes, farmer-focused financing, and technology-driven land valuations.

What this means going forward:
We expand brokerage coverage across Illinois and neighboring states
LandCo.com clients gain access to new succession and financing options

The LandCo.com brand will continue and all existing clients and listings will remain fully supported

Our goal is simple:
Keep farmland in local hands and give farmers real pathways to ownership—without forcing landowners to sell outright.

I’m grateful to everyone who helped make this transition smooth, and excited for the next chapter as we continue building the most farmer-aligned farmland platform in the Midwest.

If you’re a landowner or farmer who wants to talk through financing, succession planning, or selling your farm, reach out anytime.

More to come.

Open article: LandCo | Land for Sale - Ultimate Land Investing Platform by landco.com

LandCo | Land for Sale - Ultimate Land Investing Platform

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