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Mississippi Rice Farm
Tunica County, MS
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About This Farm Project
Agrivorp Mississippi Rice Farm Project
The Agrivorp Mississippi Rice Farm project consists of 160 acres of premium agricultural land located in Tunica County, Mississippi, within the highly productive Mississippi Delta region. The property is situated approximately one hour south of Memphis, Tennessee, near the town of Tunica.
Agrivorp is raising additional capital to improve the farm through advanced land leveling and irrigation infrastructure. These improvements are designed to increase overall productivity, crop yields, farm rental income, and long-term land value. While the farm has historically produced soybeans, the new irrigation system will allow flood irrigation, enabling rice cultivation, which typically generates higher rental premiums in the region.
Approximately 96% of the property is tillable farmland with direct access to a paved road. The farm is also located within the Mississippi waterfowl flyway, a well-known corridor that attracts seasonal migratory birds and creates strong demand for hunting and recreational leases.
The property currently maintains an agricultural lease as well as a hunting lease agreement, both contributing to annual revenue projections reflected in the financial estimates of the project.
Operational Strategy and Monthly Returns
Agrivorp’s investment model combines agricultural production revenue with land leasing and recreational leasing. By transitioning the property from traditional soybean production to irrigated rice cultivation, the farm is expected to generate significantly higher yields and stronger rental demand from local farming operators.
Rice production in the Mississippi Delta is supported by established irrigation infrastructure and a strong regional market. In addition to agricultural income, the property benefits from seasonal hunting leases due to its location within the Mississippi waterfowl migration flyway. This diversified revenue structure allows the project to generate stable and recurring income streams.
Based on projected crop production revenue, agricultural leasing agreements, and recreational land use, Agrivorp targets an average investor return of approximately 6% per month through a combination of operational farm income, land value optimization, and structured investor distributions.
Why Agrivorp Selected This Investment
• Target holding period of 3–5 years based on stable agricultural income and long-term land appreciation potential.
• Existing agricultural lease providing consistent farm income.
• Hunting lease generating additional seasonal revenue.
• Professional farm management handled by Agrivorp Agricultural Management.
• Standard Agrivorp management fee of 0.75% annually.
• Anticipated investor distribution payments scheduled regularly based on farm income cycles.
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