Our Core goals are to achieve these results…
Acquisition of special and underutilized farm assets
Core directly invests, develops and manages underutilized farmland.
Drawing upon decades of entrepreneurial experience including agriculture, construction, transportation, manufacturing, software and marketing, Core's founders acquired an underutilized farm as its first re-development opportunity in late 2011.
The farm consisting of 3,662 acres had been fallow for 30 years. From 2012-2014, the farm was rehabilitated and planted. This revived operating farm sold in early 2015.
Recently Core completed development of a 2,207 subsurface drip farm in Gila Bend, which sold in 2023. Today, Core is developing a 1,215 acre pecan farm and a 2,610 acre organic pivot farm as an investment strategy for sustainable long-term performance.
What sets us apart? Perseverance, focus and commitment to our Core goals, which lead to asset preservation, appreciation and superior long-term returns.
A strong Core is sustained long-term by:
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Intelligent software and engineering creates an efficient farm layout
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Drip irrigation systems maximize water resources, saving up to 40%
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Natural gas well engines minimize utility costs, benefiting from American-made energy
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Hands-on Partner/Manager style creates synergy and unified focus on details
Core Ag Pecans – San Simon, AZ
Core has chosen pecans as an investment strategy to create long-term, sustainability. It is developing a 1,215-acre farm located in Cochise County, S.E. Arizona. Upon acquisition in 2/2016, the farm had been fallow for 30 years being used for grazing cattle.
Core immediately identified its special and underutilized value. It was clear, the ground's highest and best use would be pecans. A farm plan was designed and work began.
The farm has been fully rehabilitated and pecan tree plantings have begun.
