Harvest Rights
Take part in what the Cosiguina farm produces — without buying land.
A share of the harvest, from a working farm
Owning a teak and avocado plantation used to be out of reach for most people. Harvest Rights open a way to participate in the production of Vida Verde’s combined avocado and teak agroforest in Cosiguina, Nicaragua.
What you hold depends on the share you choose. The farm’s teak and avocado production is what the right is tied to.
A claim on the harvest
A Harvest Right is a contractual right to the benefit produced by the land where the trees stand, in proportion to the share you hold.
Not land ownership
You are not buying the land. It works much like holding the mineral rights to a property: you hold the right to what is produced, for a defined period.
Avocado and teak together
Avocado can begin producing within three to four years. Teak grows on a longer horizon, so the farm has shorter and longer-term production side by side.
How it works
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Talk to the team
Tell us you are interested in Harvest Rights and we will send the current details.
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Review the terms
Read the Harvest Rights terms, including the term length and what the right covers.
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Confirm your share
Choose the share that fits you and complete the purchase with the Vida Verde team.
Harvest production depends on the trees, weather and markets, and returns are not guaranteed. Details, terms and availability are confirmed directly with Vida Verde.
Interested in Harvest Rights?
Get in touch and we will share the current details and terms.
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