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Invest in productive land based assets

Since 1990, MyFarm has opened the door to investments in world-class, productive land-based assets.

Opportunities

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Duncannon Horticulture LP

Returns

7.5%

Minimum investment

$50,000
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Wholesale investors

MyFarm Solar Fund

Returns

10-12% p.a.

Minimum investment

$50,000
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CQuest Forestry Fund

CQuest Forestry Fund

Returns

9-12% p.a.

Minimum investment

$50,000
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MyFarm KiwiFruit Fund

Returns

10% p.a

Minimum investment

$250,000
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We are a specialist in New Zealand primary sector investments.

Years of business

+34

Total current syndicate assets

$600 million

Properties under management

62

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WHOLESALE INVESTMENT

Most of our offers are wholesale investment offers. To find out if you qualify as a wholesale investor, click the button below.

An investment in diligence

When it comes to assessing opportunities to invest in our primary sector, MyFarm looks at every investment as if it's our own.

Sourcing

We’re interested in the top echelon of primary sector assets that have the potential to deliver the returns we expect for investors. Our process begins with a close examination of the industry as a whole and its outlook. We then look at geographic, climatic and other environmental factors that influence performance. This guides us in focussing on the regions of New Zealand where the best assets are to be found.

Verifying

Managing

Communication

Assets under management

MyFarm syndicate properties are located throughout New Zealand’s top primary sector growing regions.

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Invest in New Zealand’s primary sector success

  • Kiwifruit
  • Renewable Energy
  • Commercial property
  • Carbon and Forestry
  • Mānuka Forestry
  • Vineyards
  • Central Otago Cherries
  • Apples
  • Hops

MyFarm targets attractive annual returns from meticulously chosen land-based assets and infrastructure including kiwifruit, vineyards, apples, hops, cherries, carbon and Mānuka forestry, and commercial property. These can be established assets offering immediate cash returns or longer-term developments.

Operational partners

MyFarm works with a select group of growers, managers and exporters who oversee day-to-day operations and manage asset development.

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If you’d like to discuss a MyFarm investment with us, please contact Louise Bignall or Gordon Love on the contact details provided.


Alternatively, you can choose to book a time that suits you, and one of the MyFarm team will be in touch then.

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Latest news & research

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Lower Rates, Higher Potential: The Rural Opportunity in 2026
26.01.2026

Lower Rates, Higher Potential: The Rural Opportunity in 2026

There are a range of investment opportunities available, each with their own set of risks and returns. Over the years, we have seen high investor interest in rural commercial property investments, particularly from investors looking for regular income.

As for all investments, returns from property can fluctuate over time as interest rates, market forces and other factors interact. In this article, we will discuss this investment cycle, what we have learnt from investing in this sector, and why MyFarm sees 2026 as an opportune time to consider an investment in rural commercial property.
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Commercial Property 101: What Every Farmer Should Know
08.12.2025

Commercial Property 101: What Every Farmer Should Know

For many New Zealand farmers, the rhythm of income is dictated by the land – weather, commodity prices, and global demand all play their part. This means, as the agricultural sector continues to face future volatility, more farmers are looking beyond the paddock for ways to stabilise and diversify their financial returns. One avenue that’s gaining traction as interest rates fall is commercial property investment. But what does it really involve, and how can farmers make sense of the jargon and risks to make informed decisions?
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Investment Diversification for Farmers - why act now?
24.11.2025

Investment Diversification for Farmers - why act now?

New Zealand farmers are no strangers to risk, with every season bringing its own set of challenges: milk payout swings, weather extremes, rising input costs, and regulatory changes, just to name a few. For decades, the strategy has been simple: own more land, milk more cows or run more cattle, and ride out the cycles. However, in the current climate, depending exclusively on dairy or sheep and beef farming leaves families vulnerable to broad, industry-wide risks that remain outside the control of even the most skilled producers.
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