While there’s no specific ETF for investing exclusively in farmland, the First Trust Indxx Global Agriculture ETF (FTAG) comprises farmland companies and firms involved in chemicals and fertilizers, seeds, irrigation equipment, and farm machinery. Other agribusiness or agricultural commodity ETFs like MOO or DBA can give indirect exposure to farmland through the crops they produce or the equipment that farms them. This is mainly because ETFs are structured to hold securities like stocks and bonds rather than direct land holdings. That said, at least two real estate investment trusts (REITs) hold primarily farmland. Like ETFs, REITs trade like shares on stock exchanges but own and manage real property on behalf of shareholders: Gladstone Land Corp. (LAND): With farmland and farm facilities across the United States, primarily targeting fruit and vegetable cropland Farmland Partners Inc. (FPI): Purchases, leases, and manages farmland throughout North America, comprising more than 178,000 acres