Julie Boggs on the Land Conservation Assistance Network

Julie Boggs
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last updated: February 2024

Julie began her land management career Mer Rouge, LA in 2014. She has managed property for individual landowners, investment funds, and several families, including her own. Julie has had the opportunity to manage 125,000+ acres of farmland, covering Louisiana, Mississippi, and Arkansas. She has built an extensive network of successful farmers in the region, directly managing over 75 tenants across 18 parishes/counties. Julie is successful at tailoring her management style to the landowner at hand, understanding that the needs of an institutional investor and a family landowner are very different. She recognizes the importance of farmland as a long-term investment, calibrating her management recommendations in the short term with fluctuations in farmland prices, commodity markets, input supply chains, and the annual financial needs/concerns of a given landowner. Her management knowledge includes farm leasing, rental analysis, annual farm budget creation/execution, farm plan creation/execution, USDA farm programs, and landowner reports. She is very knowledgeable in the crop production process, particularly with rice, soybeans, cotton, and corn. Julie managed an organic rice farming operation from its infancy (2015), managing the transition and certification processes of 3,300+- acres of conventional land to organic cropland; In the process, she gained knowledge of the organic process, organic inputs, organic governing bodies, and the benefits of sustainable farming practices. Julie has great interest in being at the forefront of sustainability programs in the region and she looks forward to growing her knowledge of carbon markets as well. Julie has had her Louisiana real estate salesperson license since 2015 and she also has knowledge in new farm acquisitions and dispositions.

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