Southern Ag Management is an Agricultural Consultancy Firm specialising in:

• Agri Business,

• Agricultural Investment, and

• Agronomy.

We love to challenge ourselves, our clients and the farming system, we accept that the status quo is not the way forward but also throwing out hard based scientific research is not the way to profitable sustainable farming systems either, we walk the line between what is the current best practice and the implementation of new technologies that are backed up with scientific data to help improve the farming system, decrease costs and improve the soil asset for future generations.

We believe that modern agriculture has the ability to feed the planet and reduce our footprint through the implementation of sustainable farming techniques and new technologies.

We understand how sustainability intersects with innovation to help drive the triple bottom line of increased soil health, reduced environmental impacts and improved financial returns. Our first step is to understand our clients and the goals they would like to achieve from their investment.

Part of our obligation to each client is to educate them on the practicality of investing into agriculture, the potential returns that are achievable and the best areas to target for investment. We work on a value investment strategy whereby we look for undervalued opportunities that have the ability to outperform the market. We aren’t interested in investing in land for the sake of it, and we have real boots on the ground understanding of how properties work and what can be done to improve the outcomes of different properties.

We use our knowledge of emerging technology and the potential efficiency gains that are coming to the production systems to help unearth trends that could potentially drive increased returns for investors over the short to medium term. With a strong emphasis on increasing soil health as the foundation for improving the farming system. We specialise in farming systems that are the most efficient users of fertilisers and chemicals, reducing inputs whilst maintaining returns and reducing our impact on the environment.