ROOTED IN REGENERATION NOTES

Lowering barriers for underserved farmers
Rooted in Regeneration Notes are low-risk, fixed-income securities designed to create opportunities for farmers who have historically faced barriers to capital. These notes deliver reliable returns to investors, with a portion of their interest used to offset mortgage and lease terms for a more diverse group of farmers.
The Series 2 RNR Notes Offering is now closed. A new Series 3 RNR Notes Offering will launch on September 15, 2026.
A fixed-income investment that delivers impact
| ➤ Investors loan capital to Amber |
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| ➤ Investments fund leases for farmers practicing conservation-based agriculture |
| ➤ Interest paid to investor: 0.5%–1% |
| ➤ 3-year term length |
| ➤ Minimum investment: $25,000 |
| ➤ Available to accredited investors only |
| ➤ Not typically available in brokerage accounts |
Not sure if you qualify as an accredited investor? Visit the SEC website to review qualifications.
Complete the Investor Inquiry Form above to invest via the online portal or to speak with us about investing through an advisor or custodian.
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Invest Through Tax-Deferred Accounts (IRAs) Both REIT Equity Shares and Rooted in Regeneration Notes can be held in tax-advantaged accounts like IRAs and 401(k)s. |
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Narrowing the systemic gaps in land access and financing
Amber believes that meaningful impact requires access to land, to capital, and to long-term opportunity. For organic agriculture to scale, financing must be structured to be accessible to all farmers committed to stewardship. RNR Note farmland will be leased to farmers who have historically faced structural, financial, or geographical barriers to land access.
To qualify, farmers must:
- Pass Amber’s due diligence process
- Engage in organic practices
- Be aligned with our farmland hub strategy


RNR Profile: Black Wind Farm
Justin Butts of Black Wind Farm is a chef, Navy veteran, and first-generation farmer working to reconnect people to food, land, and each other. With the support of our impact-driven investors and the RNR Notes, Justin secured financing to purchase the farmland and establish a permanent home for Black Wind Farms.

