The Little Blue Organic Farm is a 483.7 acre organic corn and soybean farm located in Adams County, Nebraska. This investment opportunity consists of a farm with an established organic production history in central Nebraska, a tenant-dense farmland market with a strong organic presence.

Premium Prices from Organic Production

The United States remains a net importer of organic corn and soybeans, driven by strong demand from organic dairies and producers of organic proteins such as poultry, pork, and beef. From 2010 to 2020, organic crop premiums averaged 72 percent for corn and 120 percent for soybeans compared to conventional prices. As of September 2025, the premium stands at 90 percent for corn and 111 percent for soybeans. With the country importing more than it exports, protectionist trade policies and continued consumer preference for organic foods are expected to further increase demand for domestic organic production.

Despite robust demand and favorable pricing, the total acreage of domestic organic farmland has stagnated. This has created a strong supply and demand imbalance for U.S. producers. The challenge is amplified by the lengthy and costly three-year transition process required to certify new organic land. As a result, organic grain prices have risen in 2025 while conventional crop markets have either declined or remained flat.

Major Organic Grain Production Region

According to the 2021 USDA Certified Organic Survey, Nebraska ranks as the second-largest producer of organic corn, with more than 4.7 million bushels produced annually across over 130 certified operators. The state is also among the top ten producers of organic soybeans. GreenYield currently manages two organic farms in Nebraska that produce feed-grade corn as well as food-grade blue corn used for chips and tortillas.

Why We Chose This Investment

Competitive Lease with a Large Operator

The property is leased through 2027 to a leading local organic operator at a competitive rate of $415 per tillable acre. The lease also includes bonus rent opportunities tied to organic grain prices that exceed a set benchmark. According to the USDA Organic Database, this tenant ranks among the top ten certified organic producers in Nebraska.

Attractive Entry Price

Based on comparable property data, GreenYield believes this land is being acquired below market value for its size and quality within this active and tenant-rich region.

Sustainable and Proven Practices

The tenant follows certified organic standards while maintaining high yields through sustainable practices. To enhance soil health, weed control, and moisture retention, they plant a cover crop mix of vetch, radish, and black sunflower immediately after harvest, which remains until spring planting. They also use an organic fertilizer derived from poultry feathers. In 2026, the farm will grow organic corn destined for dairies in Idaho and Colorado, with surplus production sent to Missouri for organic poultry feed.

Additional Details

Minimum Subscription Requirement: $2,362,800
Maximum Subscription Amount: $3,938,000
Termination Date: February 13, 2026

Please review the Financials tab and the Investment and Limited Liability Partnership Agreement for more information. The Private Placement Memorandum (PPM) is available in the Documents tab and should be carefully reviewed to understand the objectives, risk factors, charges, and expenses of this investment.

Risk Factors

Please refer to the PPM for the full list of risk factors.

Geographic Concentration

The company’s activities are focused on acquiring and managing this specific property, which creates geographic concentration risk. Any economic slowdown or downturn in the local area could negatively affect property value and the company’s ability to generate returns for investors.

Third-Party Property Management

GreenYield may hire third-party managers to oversee day-to-day operations under the company’s supervision. The success of this investment will depend on their effectiveness. Poor management performance could reduce overall returns.

Crop Risk

Organic corn and soybeans are subject to price fluctuations that could affect profitability. Weather events such as drought, flooding, or hail can also impact yields and returns.

Farmland Risk

Farmland investments carry risks related to commodity price volatility, disease, water access, and other operational challenges that could affect performance and profitability.

Disclosures

Securities are offered by North Capital Private Securities Corporation (NCPS), a broker-dealer registered with the SEC and a member of FINRA and SIPC. Their Form CRS can be viewed on their website.

Alternative asset investing carries significant risk, including potential loss of principal, and is not suitable for all investors. Such investments are illiquid, not listed on public exchanges, and should be viewed as long-term commitments. Returns and distributions are not guaranteed. Changes in tax laws may also affect the outcome of investments.

Investors are purchasing shares in a newly formed entity that will own the farmland, not direct ownership of the land itself. All farmland investments are subject to operational, environmental, and market risks.

The PPM contains complete details on all risk factors and should be reviewed carefully before making any investment decision. Some images and data presented may be for illustrative purposes and not from the actual property. GreenYield and its affiliates make every effort to verify information from reliable sources but cannot guarantee its absolute accuracy or completeness.

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