What we learned in 2019 about Investing in Regenerative Agriculture and Food
Some facts on the Investing in Regenerative Agriculture and Food podcast in 2019.
A check-in interview with Tony Lovell, co-founder and CEO of SLM Partners an asset manager that acquires and manages rural land on behalf of institutional investors, to scale up regenerative, ecological farming and forestry systems.
An interview with Mary Jane Melendez, VP, Chief Sustainability & Social Impact Officer at General Mills.
Paul Chatterton is the co-founder of the Landscape Finance Lab an experimental unit inside the World Wildlife Fund (WWF). They incubate sustainable landscapes, structure, launch and fund deals at landscape scale.
An interview with Dan Kittredge, of the Bio Nutrient Food association on how to let farmers focus on nutrient dense food.
Harrie Lovenstein, Arnout Asjes and Koen Kramer work for the Land Life Company, an ecosystem restoration company working to reforest hundreds of thousands of hectares.
Ecosystem restoration together with local communities in Kenya and Congo: an interview with Mike Korchinsky, founder and CEO of WildlifeWorks.
How do we pay a fair price to our farmers? If not they can’t take care of our land. An interview with Osvaldo de Falco, co-founder of Biorfarm, a platform which connects Italian organic fruit farmers directly to the end customers, while paying the farmers a fair price.
A conversation with Gregory Landua, co-Founder of Terra Genesis on how to bring diversity to the market and much more.
Mike Korchinsky is the founder of WildlifeWorks. We discussed about investing in community based forestry and agriculture projects in Kenya and Congo.