Investing in Regenerative Agriculture and Food
Investing in Regenerative Agriculture and Food podcast features the pioneers in the regenerative food and agriculture space to learn more on how to put our money to work to regenerate soil, people, local communities and ecosystems while making an appropriate and fair return. Hosted by Koen van Seijen.
Investing in Regenerative Agriculture and Food
Latest Episodes
442 Francisco Roque de Pinho – Don't say regenerative if you want to raise capital
What if the best argument for regenerative agriculture isn't the planet, but the profit? Francisco Roque de Pinho didn't set out to become a regenerative farmer. He came from capital markets, carbon trading, and strategic consulting — and stumb...
441 Jacob Israelow - Leaving Goldman to Invest $80M in Regenerative Farmland with Dirt Capital
Jacob Israelow is the founder of Dirt Capital Partners, an investment platform that partners with regenerative farmers and ranchers to help them secure long-term access to the land they farm—and ultim...
440 Christian Holzleitner - How EU regulation could unlock the soil carbon market for European farmers and investors
Five years ago, many people in the regenerative agriculture space thought that simply paying farmers for soil carbon storage would rewire the agricultural system in a heartbeat. It turned out to be considerably more difficult. The European soil...
439 Farm data can and will be used against you - Live from Groundswell 2026
Only 4% of Benedikt Bösel's customers scanned the QR code on their meat — even though that code would have shown them the life of the specific cow they were eating, its pasture, its movement, everything. The other 96% either trusted the brand c...
438 Eric Smith - How nutrient quality data rewires the food system
Eric Smith is the founder of Edacious, a company building the infrastructure to make food quality and nutrient density measurable, objective and comparable. After spending years building a nutrition-testing platform capable of measuring macronu...
Fan Mail
hello! Love the interview with the "bio mimicry farming" I've always felt it's better to find ways to work with nature not try to kill it.
Richmond, BC
