OpenHigh risk
Clear Creek feedlot
Cattle
United States, Kansas
$308,000.00of $420,000.0059 investorsCloses Oct 17, 2026
Minimum investment $7,000.00
Projected 10% to 12% over 9 months
View Clear Creek feedlotInvest in ranch projects with the numbers in front of you
Rodeo Capital Trading lists livestock and ranch projects with their targets, terms, and risks published up front. Read the herd, the plan, and what can go wrong — then invest what you are comfortable with.
100% InsuredMortality & transit covered
Audited WeightsCertified scale tickets
Quarterly PayoutsDirect ACH to wallet
- Terms:
- Published on every project
- Risk levels:
- Stated on every project
- Payouts:
- On each project's schedule
Cattle & Feedlots Live
Min. Ticket: $1,000
Target Returns: 9% - 13.5% Net
Featured Active Offering
Clear Creek Feedlot — Angus Batch #4
Funding: 76% subscribedProjected 11.5% target return
12-month term · Quarterly payoutsBrowse open projects →
Verified Metric13Open projects
Verified Metric$6,058,000.00Raised so far
Verified Metric5Investors on Rodeo Capital Trading
Audited Land14,250Verified Pasture Acres
Risk Coverage100%Mortality Insured Collateral
Asset Classes
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Diversify across biological cycles, species profiles, and production stages.
Primary Ranch Offering
Fully audited livestock deal currently open for fractional subscription.
The Rodeo Capital Standard
“Real land. Verified livestock. Audited weight tickets. Agriculture provides durable, inflation-hedged yield decoupled from paper volatility.”
Rotational pasture management • Monitored daily by registered livestock partnersInteractive Tool
Simulate Your Livestock Return
Adjust your capital allocation to see projected quarterly payouts, total maturity return, and physical animal collateral backing.
$25,000
* Figures are based on published ranch financial models and historic livestock gain rates. All investments are governed by respective project prospectuses. Returns are projected targets, not guaranteed promises.
Projected Model Output12 Months Term
Total Projected Capital Return
$27,875
+$2,875 Projected Net YieldEst. Quarterly Cashflow
$719
Target Net IRR
11.5% Annualized
Collateral Asset Backing
≈ 15 Head of Angus Feeder Steers
Insured mortality policy + RFID ear-tagged title held in escrow.
How Livestock Capital Works
From pasture sourcing to quarterly distributions and final cattle marketing, every stage is fully transparent.
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Browse open projects
Every open project shows its target, term, risk level, and the ranch behind it.
Stage 01 of 04 - 02
Read the risks
Each project publishes what can go wrong, from animal mortality to price moves. Read it before you invest.
Stage 02 of 04 - 03
Add funds
Fund your wallet and buy units in the package that suits you. You choose how much.
Stage 03 of 04 - 04
Receive payouts
Payouts land on the published schedule while the project runs, and principal returns at maturity.
Stage 04 of 04
The Economics of Livestock Investing
Unlike speculative paper instruments, livestock creates real economic value as calves convert pasture into high-protein beef. Below is how capital flows and generates quarterly yield.
- Collateral Asset
- Direct fractional title to ear-tagged, insured cattle
- Distribution Frequency
- Quarterly cash ACH disbursements directly to your wallet
- Average Project Term
- 10 to 18 months with full principal repayment at close
- Downside Mitigations
- Mortality insurance, forward livestock hedges, forage audits
Open Ranch Syndications
Explore available pasture cattle, replacement heifers, and commercial herds.
FundedMedium risk
Crossroads Feedlot Finishing Program
Cattle
United States, Nebraska
$750,000.00of $750,000.0095 investorsCloses Oct 24, 2026
Minimum investment $2,500.00
Projected 10.60% over 6 months
View Crossroads Feedlot Finishing Program
OpenMedium risk
Pecos goat herd
Goats
United States, Texas
$65,000.00of $180,000.0017 investorsCloses Oct 26, 2026
Minimum investment $5,000.00
Projected 9% to 11% over 12 months
View Pecos goat herd
FundedLow risk
Ozark Heritage Lamb Program
Sheep
United States, Missouri
$320,000.00of $320,000.0088 investorsCloses Oct 30, 2026
Minimum investment $1,000.00
Projected 10.50% over 12 months
View Ozark Heritage Lamb ProgramWhat Can Go Wrong & How We Protect Capital
Agricultural investing carries real biological and market risks. We believe in disclosing every vulnerability up front.
01. Animal Mortality
Disease & Weather Loss
Animals can perish from illness or severe winter storms.
Mitigation Policy:Mandatory 100% full-value livestock mortality insurance underwritten by rated farm carriers.
02. Market Price Volatility
Cattle Price Swings
Slaughter steer and feeder calf market prices fluctuate on CME.
Mitigation Policy:Partner feedlots lock forward sales contracts or CME livestock put options prior to intake.
03. Drought & Forage Deficits
Pasture Carrying Capacity
Lack of rainfall can diminish pasture grass growth and raise hay costs.
Mitigation Policy:Strict forage reserves, conservative stocking density, and USDA Rainfall Index insurance.
What can go wrong
Livestock projects carry real risks: animals can die, prices move, and projects can close below their target. You can lose part or all of the money you invest. Return figures on this site are projections from each ranch plan, not promises.
Strict Institutional Ranch Due Diligence
We accept fewer than 5% of applicant ranches. Every operator must demonstrate 5+ years of verified operating history, superior soil/water testing, and clean financial audits.
- Projects reviewed before listing
- Risks published on every project
- Payouts follow the published schedule
Common questions
- What exactly do I own when I invest?
- You hold direct fractional ownership units in a specific livestock syndication vehicle (SPV) backed by physical, ear-tagged cattle, goats, or sheep. The animals serve as tangible collateral for the investment.
- How are the livestock protected against death or disease?
- All livestock syndicated on Rodeo Capital are covered by comprehensive mortality and transit insurance underwritten by top agricultural insurers. Ranches must also follow strict veterinarian herd-health protocols.
- How and when do I receive returns?
- Yield distributions are disbursed directly to your Rodeo Capital cash wallet on a published quarterly or semi-annual schedule. When the project matures and livestock are marketed, your principal is returned in full.
- Can I visit the ranch where the herd is located?
- Yes. Qualified investors can arrange scheduled partner ranch visits and pasture inspections during designated semi-annual investor field days.
Invest in assets that feed the world.
Start with the open projects and read each risk notice before you invest.
SEC Reg D 506(c) accredited & commercial syndications. No minimum holding period lockup beyond project maturity.