Tag: australia

Chris Henggeler – Standing on the shoulders of giants (Savory, Ingham, Provenza) and managing over 77000 hectares in remote Australia

26th April 2024 koenvanseijen Farmers First Tech, Landscape Design 2.0, Nutrient Dense Food, Regenerative Agriculture, Role of Animals 0 Comments

A conversation with Chris Henggeler, a second-generation high-density, low-duration herder using herds for land management. From one of the most remote places in Australia, we explore big myths like many animals damage the land, to a huge question: can we actually put the new megafauna to work? Farms need to get smaller, and ranches need to get bigger. If you want to retire in security, you have a vested interest in healthy landscapes.

How do we invest as if our grandchildren mattered? How do we ground investing in ecology, and what human activity is restraining nature from building wealth? This and much more in the conversation with Chris.

Randal Breen – How a first generation farmer uses holistic investment to double the farm

14th February 2023 koenvanseijen Investor Stories, Nutrient Dense Food, Regenerative Agriculture, Role of Animals, Short Food Webs 0 Comments

A conversation with Randal Breen, a first-generation farmer in Australia who managed to double their farm with a very innovative financing structure. We talk about investing holistically, non-flexible lease, ecological and social debt payments and more.

Bert Glover on investing over $600M into regenerative farms in the US and Australia and selling soil carbon credits to Microsoft

12th July 2022 koenvanseijen Ecosystem Services Payments, Investor Stories, Regenerative Agriculture, Transition finance 0 Comments

Bert Glover of Impact Ag Partners, comes back on the podcast for a discussion about soil carbon credits, operating his fund in Australia and North America, as well as the importance of biodiversity and more.

Soil Builders, regenerative agroforestry on Hawaii and soil carbon credits in Australia

13th May 2021 koenvanseijen Regenerative Agriculture, Soil Builders 0 Comments

What regenerative agriculture looks like with bread fruit in Hawaii and Bert Glover of Impact Ag Partners shares their part in the soil carbon credit deal with Microsoft and an Australian rancher.

Soil Builders, 40M for carbon farming in AU and transitioning a 1000a farm using regenerative approaches

12th January 2021 koenvanseijen Regenerative Agriculture, Soil Builders 0 Comments

A check in interview with Lachy Ritchie, co founder of Agtalent and Carbon Farming Foundation plus an update with Tyler and Tim Nuss of The Modern Acre.

Bert Glover on invest in agtech to build soil at scale

5th September 2019 koenvanseijen Farmers First Tech, Landscape Design 2.0, Nutrient Dense Food, Role of Animals, Transition finance 3 Comments

An interview with Bert Glover of Impact AG Partners about agtech for building soils and how that is absolutely crucial if we want to do regen ag at scale.

Tony Lovell, how the $ 100M SLM fund handled the six driest years on record

27th August 2019 koenvanseijen Ecosystem Services Payments, Regenerative Agriculture, Role of Animals, Transition finance 3 Comments

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.

Bert Glover – Investing $160M to regenerate Australian soils

17th May 2019 koenvanseijen Regenerative Agriculture, Transition finance 5 Comments

Bert Glover, co-founder of Impact AG partners, on how he and his team put one hundred and sixty million to work in regenerative agriculture and food.

Michiel de Man, pushing back the desert in Spain with regenerative agriculture

30th April 2017 koenvanseijen Farmers First Tech, Landscape Design 2.0, Regenerative Agriculture, Short Food Webs 5 Comments

Working with farmers in Spain to bring back hope and inspiration through regenerative agriculture in farming communities. An interview with Michiel de Man, strategy director of Commonland.

Paul McMahon on why ecological agriculture makes more business sense than chemical agriculture

26th December 2016 koenvanseijen Landscape Design 2.0, Nutrient Dense Food, Regenerative Agriculture, Transition finance 4 Comments

Paul McMahon is co-founder and managing partner 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.