Farmway Technologies, a US-based fintech company, has signed a $100 million deal with the Republic of Georgia to put the country’s almond orchards on the blockchain. The deal will invest in farming infrastructure, processing, logistics, and irrigation systems across Georgia, covering 500 hectares. The almond sector is one of Georgia’s fastest-growing, with 6,000 hectares dedicated to almond cultivation in August 2023. Farmway CEO Upmanyu Misra said that locally grown almonds are increasingly replacing imports, which fell 49% in 2024, while exports continued to rise. The company will tokenize agricultural infrastructure, including orchards, irrigation systems, and processing facilities, with each token representing a fractional stake in an asset. The blockchain will record all activity. Farmway CEO Upmanyu Misra said that tokenization changes the dynamic by creating direct, cost-efficient, investor-driven pathways into agriculture, turning vast areas of land into investable, auditable climate assets. The tokenized commodity market, valued at $2.5 billion, is a small but growing portion of the RWA tokenization sector. The market is led by Paxos Gold and Tether Gold, with precious metals and agricultural products emerging as the dominant commodities. Farmway’s competitor Justoken has created tokenized funds for soybean oil, soybean bushels, cotton, and corn, accounting for more than $500 million in market cap.