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When considering diversification, I always ask myself whether an investment adds real balance to my portfolio. Real estate does that, but it’s expensive and management-heavy. Agriculture, on the other hand, feels more accessible in some cases. I came across Olive plantations while researching long-term land-based investments, and the model made sense to me. Olive trees take time to mature, but they can produce for decades. That long lifespan changes how you think about returns it’s less about speed and more about durability and consistency.