The Farmland Atlas

What Is The Farmland Atlas?

The Farmland Atlas is an interactive mapping tool that scores farmland viability for every place on Earth, projecting how suitable land will be for farming through the year 2070. As climate change reshapes growing conditions, the Atlas turns a difficult, long-term question into a clear score you can act on.

Why Farmland Viability Matters

The land that produces well today may not be the land that produces well in decades. Shifting rainfall, rising temperatures, and changing seasons are quietly redrawing the map of where agriculture can thrive. The Farmland Atlas helps you see that future before you commit.

Key Benefits

• Global coverage: Every location on Earth is scored, so you can compare regions side by side.
• Forward-looking: Projections run to 2070, helping you plan for the long term rather than today's conditions alone.
• Climate-aware: Scores account for how a changing climate affects farming potential.
• Clear and actionable: Complex data becomes a straightforward viability score.

Common Use Cases

• Buying farmland: Evaluate whether a parcel is likely to stay productive over the coming decades.
• Land investment: Identify climate-resilient regions before committing capital.
• Relocation and homesteading: Choose a place where growing food remains dependable.
• Research and planning: Explore how agricultural viability shifts across regions and time.

Who Is It For?

The Farmland Atlas is built for land buyers, agricultural investors, farmers, homesteaders, and researchers who want to make long-term decisions grounded in a location's future farming potential. If you are asking where land will still be worth farming in 2070, the Atlas gives you a place to start.