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Leading Harvest

Leading Harvest LogoVineyard Professional Services, Inc. (VPS) is excited to announce its participation in the Leading Harvest sustainability accreditation. Leading Harvest is an independent nonprofit created to serve the broad agricultural community to which it provides an umbrella framework in independently verifying and continually improving sustainable land management. With over 1.2 million acres of farmland enrolled and on the path to third-party certification, Leading Harvest works with 90 different row and permanent crop types across 29 states and areas across the globe.

VPS continues to progress towards a more sustainable and socially conscience company as we become more ingrained in the wider ESG movement, joining follow Leading Harvest participants PGIM Real Estate, the Westchester Group, Hancock Natural Resource Group, and many others. Since our founding twenty four years ago, we have prided ourselves in managing our client’s properties in a sustainable and responsible fashion, adhering to our Core Values of integrity and honesty. We provide an unparalleled level of financial transparency across all operations, and have a unique focus on the minimization of client liability through informed compliance management. Coupled with the breadth and depth of expertise we bring to each property, Leading Harvest’s accreditation further cements VPS as a leader in vineyard management.

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Tony Correia
The Correia Company
It has been my good fortune to have known and worked with Randy Heinzen for many years, in both the Central Coast and the heady arena of Napa Valley. His obvious viticultural skills and knowledge are exceeded only by his unique ability to understand and implement the econometrics of vineyard investments, development and management, walking the tightrope of creating and preserving value while minimizing risks.
In 2019, VPS brokered over 4,000 tons worth nearly $8 million at over 24% above District averages