Stealth · 2026

Agriculture is mispriced at scale.

Fallow is building the underwriting infrastructure that lets capital price agriculture at the resolution the field actually has.

01 · The thesis

Why this hasn't
been priced.

Agricultural lending was designed for a steadier climate, simpler supply chains, and slower information. None of those still hold.

01 · Pricing

Risk gets averaged, not understood.

A drought-prone county and a tile-drained one carry the same rate. Capital can't tell them apart, so it prices to the worse one — or walks away.

02 · Underwriting

The data exists. The translation doesn't.

Yield monitors, satellite, basis curves, FSA filings — all sit in different silos in different formats. Credit committees still read PDFs, not pixels.

03 · Capital

Capital flows around farms, not through them.

Private credit wants ag exposure but can't price it. Growers can produce the underlying performance but not in a format institutional capital can hold. Both sides leave money on the table.

$625B
U.S. farm sector debt outstanding (USDA ERS, 2026 forecast) — the largest under-modeled asset class in private credit.
share of farm loans requiring restructuring, Q1 2025 vs Q1 2024 (Kansas City Fed).
+46%
Chapter 12 farm bankruptcy filings, 2025 vs 2024 (American Farm Bureau Federation). The system reads stress through default. We surface it earlier.

Risk is being deferred,
not priced.

02 · The approach

Fallow is a credit bureau
for agriculture.

The layer between operators and capital — translating field-level performance into a form the market can underwrite.

The model gets stronger as more underwriting flows through it.

Fallow operating thesis · 2026