Farm Land Opportunities in 2017 and Beyond

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Farm Land Opportunities in 2017 and Beyond July 20 th 2017 David Muth Jr., PhD

Current Challenges The Cash Flow Challenge The majority of our 15+ million acres of leased row crop ground will be operated at breakeven or net loss in 2017 The Environmental Challenge Consumer Pressures Regulatory Pressures Nutrient Reduction Strategy Estimated Costs > $4 billion

Trends and Outlook for Farmland Prices Who We Are Land Brokerage Land Management Land Appraisals Land Investing

Trends and Outlook for Farmland Prices Scope of Iowa Farmland An Iowa Example: $220,518,100,000 Total market cap of Iowa cropland 30.7 million acres x $7,183 average price per acre Iowa State University - December 2016

Trends and Outlook for Farmland Prices What s been happening in Iowa Quarter Average Sale $/CSR2 2015: Q3 &Q4 $115 2016: Q1 $101 2016: Q2 $104 2016: Q3 $108 2016: Q4 $109 2017: Q1 $115 2017: Q2 $121

Trends and Outlook for Farmland Prices Iowa State University Land Tenure 26% of owners are 65-74 years old 30% of owners are 75 and older 55% of all land in Iowa is rented In 2014 105,194 landlords rented out 16.33 million acres of farmland (cropland and pastureland) in Iowa, and account for more than half of Iowa s 30.6 million acres of agriculture $117 billion of farmland rented out (Required by legislature every 5 years. Next study in 2017 with numbers released in 2018.)

Trends and Outlook for Farmland Prices Land Values - Corn Price

Trends and Outlook for Farmland Prices Land Values - Corn-Cap Rate Matrix

Trends and Outlook for Farmland Prices Land Values - Interest Rate Impact

Trends and Outlook for Farmland Prices Land Values - Total Impact

Trends and Outlook for Farmland Prices Keeping a Pulse on the Market RESEARCH We track more than 213 websites throughout Iowa on weekly basis. CURRENTLY 419 land listings and/or auctions 98 are 85% tillable or greater Less than 1 farm per county 130 tracts auctioned in 2017 83 were 85%+ tillable Average price per CSR2 point was $118

Trends and Outlook for Farmland Prices Land Values - Purchasers

Trends and Outlook for Farmland Prices Who s Responsible

Subfield Variability

Understanding Subfield Profit and ROI

Key Message Environmental Performance and Economic Performance are driven by the same goal: Maximize the output per unit of input

Identifying the Opportunities Between 2-3 million acres annually at an expected loss Over $1B annually in misallocated working capital

Recent Multi-state Program What is the economic story? Parameter Total number of fields 3,796 total acres 207,937 total acre-years analyzed 641,998 average years of data per field 3.1 average acres per field 54.8 total profit $ 5,703,472 per field total profit (all years) $ 1,502 average per acre profit (all years) $ 27.43 average max annual per acre profit $ 128.23 average min annual per acre profit $ (147.78) total revenue $ 405,192,182 total expenses $ 399,488,710 total annualized ROI 0.46%

Technical Review ROI Zones and Resource Concerns 90.4% of fields in the project had multi-year zones with economic losses 51.8% of the acres analyzed are in a multiyear zone with negative ROI 53.2% of the negative return zones have potential resource concerns

National Scale Dataset Economic and Resource Concerns ROI Zone Total Erosion (tons/ac/yr) SOC Change (lbs/ac/yr) SCI NO 3 Leaching (lbs N/ac/yr) GHG Flux (tons CO 2 e/ac/yr) < -15% 9.6-158.8-0.69 46.1 0.50-5% to -15% 8.2-115.2-0.57 42.1 0.44 5% to -5% 5.9-109.6-0.41 43.3 0.42 15% to 5% 4.2-85.0-0.39 40.2 0.42 > 15% 5.4-35.8-0.33 34.9 0.34 Average for each of the environmental metrics across each category of ROI Zone

ROI Focused Agronomic Management Expense Limited Zone No Cost Zone Revenue Zone

The Business Case for Conservation and Sustainability Improving annual cash flow Utilizing alternative and diversified revenue Improving asset value Building new and more valuable commodity market access

Annual Cash Flow and Asset Value CSR2 whole field: 76.93 CSR2 low ROI area: 46.41 New managed CSR2: 80.26 Net impact at $110/CSR2 point: $366/ac Net impact of $45/ac profit at 3.5% cap rate: $1286/ac Commonly find 3%+ additional return

Adding Context to Environmental Performance Impacts Conventional Management Advanced Management Annual Soil Loss (tons of soil) 204 69 Annual Soil Carbon Change (lbs C) 8,137 44,341 Annual Nitrate Loss (lbs NO3) 7,779 3,442 Annual CO2 Loss (lbs CO2) 751,311 717,169 Soil Erosion Soil Carbon CO 2 Gas Flux

Environmental and Business Performance Analysis Subfield Profit SOC change NO 3 leaching (lb N/acre)

How Does Soil Health Focused Management Pay? 120 Profit vs NO3 leaching 100 lbm NO3-N/acre 80 60 40 20 0-250 -200-150 -100-50 0 50 100 150 200 250 $/acre

Quantifying the Business Case for Soil Health Focused Management

Questions?