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Gladstone Land is strategically trimming its citrus holdings to pay down debt and buy back stock, while watching interest rates before expanding again. Despite citrus weakness, permanent crops like nuts and wine grapes are showing strong momentum—almond and pistachio harvests last year smashed expectations, with fourth-quarter revenue poised to surge. Favorable weather and rising crop prices are keeping budgets on track, and pistachio prices have jumped dramatically. Though this year’s pistachio yields may dip due to weather, higher prices should compensate. Almonds look even better than last year’s haul, and wine grapes are recovering from oversupply. Farmland values remain stable, with inflation expected to push healthy food sectors higher long-term—though Gladstone remains cautiously optimistic, noting the market isn’t fully recovered yet.

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