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Dominick Grant sat down with Stuart Yasgur on the Economic Architecture podcast to share DCP’s farmer-centered model and discuss the question: what if finance started with the farmer?
Listen here on the Economic Architecture website or Spotify.
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Dirt Capital Partners Founder, Jacob Israelow, joined the Investing in Regenerative Agriculture podcast with Koen van Seijen.
Check out the full episode at the links below:
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Martín Lemos, Director of Impact & Agriculture, joined Andrew Mefford on the Growing for Market podcast. They discuss how Martín has translated his farming experience and time at the National Young Farmers Coalition to his current work at Dirt Capital supporting farmers navigate land access, ownership, and the growth of their businesses.
Martín shares how Dirt Capital and our farmers complement each other and collaborate: farmer partners bring their deep stewardship and farming experience, and we bring real estate transaction expertise and capacity to support them, creating financing models to access land that fit their unique situation and generate shared value for farmers and investors. He emphasizes that there are capital options available to farmers beyond traditional tools that are supportive and encouraging.
Listen to the episode below:
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December 24, 2025
The Press Democrat wrote about Longer Table Farm’s search for land bringing them from Sonoma to Mendocino County in California and working with DCP to purchase a former vineyard with plug-and-play infrastructure.
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November 21, 2025
The Bozeman Daily Chronicle wrote about how DCP supported North Bridger Bison to expand their ranch by nearly 1,000 acres.
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March 20, 2025
Our second annual impact report shares highlights from 2024 and includes four case studies: Fishkill Farms, Farias Farm, Dodo Farms, and Evergreen Ranching.
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March 13, 2025
ImpactAssets, the impact investing leader with a 15-year track record of mobilizing capital for good, released the ImpactAssets 50™ (IA 50) 2025, the definitive guide to impact investment fund managers globally. Now in its 14th year, the IA 50 remains the most comprehensive resource for identifying best-in-class impact fund managers, offering investors a rigorously curated and publicly accessible database to explore the industry’s leaders across the full range of investment types.
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October 23, 2024
A report on business models in regenerative agriculture was released by a team of MBA students from the Berkeley Haas Sustainable Food Initiative, in collaboration with Ideagarden Institute.
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October 9, 2024
The Fall issue of On Land, published by Western Landowners Alliance, included two articles featuring DCP: first, the story of how the Vaughan-Owens family acquired a new home ranch in partnership with DCP (article), and second, a review of investment companies who are financing regenerative agriculture (article).
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October 1, 2024
Dirt Capital Partners and Iroquois Valley Farmland REIT are excited to announce our financing of over 22,000 deeded and leased acres at Diamond E. Ranch to provide long-term land security for the organic rancher Cindy Tolle of Evergreen Ranching and Livestock LLC.
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September 18, 2024
Dirt Capital Partners worked with Viva Farms, a farm business incubator, to make an investment in Farias Farm, an organic diversified vegetable and fruit operator in Washington State's Skagit Valley.
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May 11, 2024
The ImpactAssets 50™ is the most recognized free database of impact investment fund managers. Fund managers selected to the IA 50 demonstrate a wide range of impact investing activities across geographies, sectors and asset classes.
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May 1, 2024
A collective of funds, intermediaries, investors, and individuals that are demonstrating the power of integrated capital strategies to reimagine and recreate a financial system that works for people and the planet.
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April 30, 2024
The Down to Earth Podcast, a project of Quivira Coalition, hosted Amanda Zakharov and Martín Lemos for a conversation on how DCP works with farmers.
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Nov 2, 2023
Amanda Zakharov and Martín Lemos discuss DCP's model, including leases with purchase options, joint venture structures, and mortgages.