种了葱，做配菜。其他觉得豆子番茄还可以
种点啥性价比高
- 主题发起人 ASSISTANT
- 开始时间
买块农地，即种菜，又保值，打仗也不担心没吃的.
Investors hungry for diversifiers eye agriculture investments
Investors hungry for diversifiers eye agriculture investments
Investors hungry for diversifiers eye agriculture investments
Rita Silvan
Special to The Globe and Mail
Published March 12, 2026
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Some investors are starting to think about farmland as an alternative to real estate.
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Investors with waning appetites for broad indexes dominated by big tech and the growing debt loads of firms driving the artificial intelligence boom may find tasty long-term returns in natural assets such as farmland.
“Agricultural assets are a good diversifier from some of the more hectic things in your portfolio, such as tech and precious metals,” says Sadiq Adatia, chief investment officer at BMO Global Asset Management.
“Agricultural products are a key theme into the future as food demand increases in China and India, among other economies. It’s a nice, boring way to invest money over the long term.”
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Investors hungry for diversifiers eye agriculture investments
Investors hungry for diversifiers eye agriculture investments
Investors hungry for diversifiers eye agriculture investments
Rita Silvan
Special to The Globe and Mail
Published March 12, 2026
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Some investors are starting to think about farmland as an alternative to real estate.
Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press
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Investors with waning appetites for broad indexes dominated by big tech and the growing debt loads of firms driving the artificial intelligence boom may find tasty long-term returns in natural assets such as farmland.
“Agricultural assets are a good diversifier from some of the more hectic things in your portfolio, such as tech and precious metals,” says Sadiq Adatia, chief investment officer at BMO Global Asset Management.
“Agricultural products are a key theme into the future as food demand increases in China and India, among other economies. It’s a nice, boring way to invest money over the long term.”
Investors hungry for diversifiers eye agriculture investments
Funds offer both public- and private-market access to the agriculture theme
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