Testimonial
Robert Reiff
Robert Reiff grew up in a family that appreciated land. They owned a gladiola farm where Robert learned to fish, hunt, and drive. Currently, Robert owns approximately a thousand acres of rural cropland, which AFM leases out to a farmer to grow peanuts and cotton. The land also has a pine plantation, and AFM specialists manage timberland growth and assess timber value.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. AFM can arrange lease agreements on your behalf, connecting your rural land with farmers who will actively work it. In Robert Reiff's case, AFM leases his approximately thousand acres of rural cropland to a farmer who grows peanuts and cotton on the property.
AFM can handle both at once. Robert Reiff's property includes a pine plantation alongside his cropland, and AFM specialists manage the timberland growth and assess its timber value, allowing him to get the most out of every acre he owns.
AFM specialists oversee the growth of timber on your land and evaluate its value over time. For landowners like Robert Reiff, this means having professionals monitor a pine plantation and provide assessments so the owner understands what the timber is worth and how it is progressing.
AFM works with landowners regardless of their personal experience in agriculture or forestry. Robert Reiff grew up appreciating land through his family's gladiola farm, but the day-to-day management of his cropland and pine plantation is handled by AFM, freeing him from needing hands-on expertise.
Yes. AFM is equipped to oversee properties with multiple land uses simultaneously. Robert Reiff's land serves as a real-world example, where AFM manages crop leasing for peanuts and cotton production while also supervising a pine plantation and assessing its timber value on the same acreage.