Each year, we spend some time researching the latest trends in agriculture and food production that we believe will gain the most attention and traction with investors. Despite some slow down in the economy, we anticipate that 2023 will be another strong year for investments in agriculture across all segments. Below are a few areas we see as attractive to investors wishing to diversify their portfolios in agriculture.
Read moreReel In Returns With Shrimp
Though it may be a new concept to some, aquaculture has been around for hundreds of years. Aquaculture, or fish farming, has grown to larger scales as the demand for seafood in a growing world has become prevalent to producers. On the global scale, aquaculture has seen a 50% expansion in the last 20 years. In the U.S., aquaculture produces numerous marine species, including oysters, clams, shrimp, seaweeds, and several breeds of fish. Most recently, shrimp farming has seen a rise in interest from investors for its numerous benefits.
Read moreFollowing Food Demand - Investing in Protein
Doing a quick Google search of "best way to lose weight," the first suggestion that pops up is "eat a high-protein breakfast." With a few more searches on weight loss and dieting, high-protein seems to be a common phrase in many headlines, including Which High-Protein Diet Is Best: Atkins, Dukan, or Ketogenetic? These diet trends are constantly talked about in news articles and on social media, and they don't seem to be going away any time soon. Protein, in many forms, is in high demand from consumers, and now is the time to cash in on it.
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