Investing in Regenerative Agriculture and Food

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

February 14, 2023 Koen van Seijen Episode 208
Investing in Regenerative Agriculture and Food
208 Randal Breen – How a first generation farmer uses holistic investment to double the farm
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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. Randal, Juanita, Eli & Bridey Breen run Echo Valley Farm.

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