Investing in Regenerative Agriculture and Food

By Koen van SeijenBusiness Health & Fitness Nutrition Arts Investing Food

Investing in Regenerative Agriculture and Food episodes

June 22, 201714 Renske Lynde, how to invest in the food system of the future?
Experienced impact investor about her first impact investments and important blended capital is in the food system of the future.

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I had the great pleasure of interviewing Renske Linde, impact investor and co founder of Food System 6 (FS6) a nonprofit organization based in the San Francisco Bay Area that is working to transform our current industrial food system into a new model that is focused on environmental, physical and social health. They run a very interesting cohort for disruptive food entrepreneurs www.foodsystem6.org.

We discussed how Renske ended up in the space and why it is so important to look at the whole food system and not just the producing/agriculture part. And why non profits and blended capital are so important for the development of the space.

Show notes and links
www.investinginregenerativeagriculture.com/2017/07/28/renske-lynde.

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39 min
June 04, 201713 Gregory Landua, the role of blockchain in regenerative agriculture, and much more
Co-Founder of Terra Genesis and how to bring diversity to the market and much more.

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This time I interview Gregory Landua founder and CEO of www.terra-genesis.com an international regenerative design consultancy. His goal is to “transfer as much of the agriculture landscape as possible, to draw down carbon and uplift the local communities” To do that we need to look systemically and target the businesses who are making the big purchases and adding value to the ingredients.

Then we dived into the difficulties of “The logistics of bringing diversity to the market place”. Everything is build around mono crops, coming from a few immense farms and a few players spread to very diverse customers (us). “If a farmer no longer has to optimise for a single crop in order to sell bulk and have very low margins, but could sell 5 or even 10 different crops of of the same piece of land. And have those crops efficiently distributed to all of the different buyers, in a way that system of supply can aggregate at the appropriate scales and then distribute at the appropriate scales. We would have a system of supply which can meet a healthy ecosystem where it’s at.

”A potential solution: software to allow distributed purchases from diverse agri eco systems. That’s why Gregory and his team are working on Agrispecific Blockchains.

Tips from Gregory on how to start in impact investing in Regenerative Agriculture:
Where are places where I already have some ideas on the extractive economy looks like. If it’s vegetables, or commodities, te coffee, cosmetics, or real estate.
And then ask yourself the question: “what might a play look like in the new disruptive, distributed, regenerative economy in this place where I’m already excited about?”

Show notes and links:
www.investinginregenerativeagriculture.com/2017/07/05/gregory-landua.

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May 29, 201712 Judith D Schwartz, what is possible with soil?
Writer of Cows save the Planet and Water in Plain sight, examples from around the world on what is possible with soil.

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In this podcast I interviewed Judith D. Schwarz, a journalist whose recent work looks at soil as a hub for multiple environmental, economic and social challenges-and solutions. She wrote Cows Save the Planet and recently Water in Plain Sight. Both highly recommended when you want to learn more about what is possible with soil and agriculture.

We discussed how she ended up looking at Soil and why she is so enthusiastic about nature's way of solving issues.
How does natural systems work to manage a particular problem? (in this case heat or carbon
Plants are running the show
Plant life is cooling the planet
Plants manage water and by managing water they manage heat
We 'devegetated' about 25% of the planet with pavements, buildings, industrial agriculture and deforestation
Financial system doesn’t make any sense because we are rewarded for things that don’t create any wealth but from extraction (it only makes sense in the short term)
Most people don't know that we can restore large scale ecosystems

Show notes and links:
www.investinginregenerativeagriculture.com/2017/06/05/judith-d-schwartz.

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54 min
May 15, 201711 Sara Scherr, how to find great landscapes to invest in regenerative agriculture?
Taking the landscape approach when investing in regenerative agriculture.

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This time I interviewed Dr. Sara Scherr, co founder and CEO of EcoAgriculture partners and we discussed things like the stranded assets in traditional (chemical) agriculture (11T dollar).
why more agriculture companies are getting involved in landscape restoration: 'They see risks they can’t manage only inside their farm/ company' so they look at landscapes and whole ecosystems.
why every portfolio has exposure to chemical agriculture and that turns out to be risky. You need to look at Landscape scale/Ecosystem scale to really understand the risks of your investments.
what you need to look for in landscape partnerships to identify the good ones where you can make investments. Good local partnerships greatly reduce the risk of agriculture investments.

And we discussed some tools Sara and her team are working on:
a tool for investors to find Landscape Partnerships which are working (and thus greatly reducing the risks of the investment)
tools and methodes for larger financial institutions to screen their current agriculture investment portfolio for stranded assets. Or at least make sure they don't to add more stranded assets to their portfolio.

Show notes and links:
www.investinginregenerativeagriculture.com/2017/05/10/sara-scherr.

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April 18, 201710 Thomas Vaassen, land tenures hold the key to regenerative agriculture?
How do we bring land tenures to the hundreds of millions small holder farmers around the world?

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I interviewed Thomas Vaassen co-founder of Landmapp/Meridia. Thomas and his co founder ended up working on land tenures because it seemed the key factor in how to unlock value for economic development for small holder farmers. Thomas shared his experience of building this startup on the ground in Ghana. How they pivoted and changed many of their first assumptions as soon as they started working with real customers:)

They took an ancient system of land rights/tenures and digitalise some parts of it, so land rights could finally reach most of the farmers and not just a few. Because without land documentation no farmer will ever invest in their land because it could be taken away any moment.

Show notes and links:
www.investinginregenerativeagriculture.com/2017/05/01/thomas-vaassen.

I’m a small angel investor in Landmapp.

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April 18, 201707b Mike Korchinsky, being frank about investing in Regenerative Agriculture and Forestry
Founder of Wildlife works on investing in community based forestry and agriculture projects in Kenya and Congo.

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A few months ago I interviewed Mike Korchinsky, founder and CEO of WildlifeWorks, active in Kenya and Congo working with local communities to protect their forests.

We had the time (55 min) to discuss many things, from how Mike got into the space, what co2 credits mean for his company etc.

Only during the last 15 minutes we discussed the role of Impact Investing in Regenerative Agriculture and Forestry. Listening to it again I felt that these 15 minutes offer a lot of great insights as a standalone interview, so with permission of Mike, I'm sharing them here.

www.investinginregenerativeagriculture.com/2017/05/07/mike-korchinsky-2.

Enjoy,
Koen

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April 02, 201709 Sallie Calhoun, do and don'ts from the most experienced regen ag investor
Lessons from 15years of impact investing in food and agriculture. Sallie and her team are working on a platform #NoRegrets Initiative to educate investors and funders about the latest science on Soil Health and consider Soil Health with every investment and grant they make.

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This time I had a conversation with Sallie Calhoun, impact investor in regenerative agriculture for over 15 years!
Show notes and links:
www.investinginregenerativeagriculture.com/2017/02/28/sallie-calhoun.

Picture credit, taking by Elaine Patarini, Paicines Ranch Sallie Calhoun on an evening walk in one of her favourite places on her ranch, a diverse perennial meadow. From a great interview with Sallie by BtheChange:

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36 min
March 19, 201708 Thekla Teunis and Gijs Boers, what African regenerative farmers can teach us
Working with farmers in Zambia and South Africa by really really listening to them.

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For the first time I interviewed two people at the same time! Thekla Teunis and Gijs Boers, cofounders of Grounded

They are working to bring the agriculture sector in Africa back into balance. We luckily had time to cover many things in this podcast and to discuss how regenerative agriculture really works in practise on the ground in Southern Africa.

The key take-aways:
Listening to farmers, (really really listen) they know what could work well on their land, even if they don’t grow that mix of crops today because of circumstances forcing them to choose for short term solutions
It is essential to find the right local crop mix
When you are working with farmers and really listen, business cases will emerge, but you can't have a strict 10 year planning
There are huge opportunities in local processing in Africa, due to long distances to markets, challenging infrastructure, and it makes a lot of sense to process locally
Local processing makes it possible to pay farmers for Regenerative agriculture
And this offers many opportunities for (patient) Impact Investors

Show notes and links:
www.investinginregenerativeagriculture.com/2017/04/29/thekla-teunis-gijs-boers.

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44 min
February 25, 201707a Mike Korchinsky, protecting forests in Congo and Kenya with local communities
Ecosystem restoration together with local communities in Kenya and Congo

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This time I had the pleasure to interview Mike Korchinsky, founder and CEO of WildlifeWorks, active in Kenya and Congo working with local communities to protect their forests. It all started with elephants and initially producing t-shirts locally to support community development. Now they are mostly active in the market of co2 credits and large scale ecosystem restoration. Still with a very strong focus on Community Development.

I asked about Mike's ideas and tips for the impact investing community and how to get involved in this often very difficult work and luckily he shared them with me. Enjoy!

The last 15 min we discussed Impact Investing in Regenerative Agriculture and I decided to share this as a separate podcast, you can find it here:
www.investinginregenerativeagriculture.com/2017/05/07/mike-korchinsky-2.

Show notes and links:
www.investinginregenerativeagriculture.com/2019/03/14/mike-korchinsky-1.

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February 25, 201706 Michiel Lenstra, impact investing and small holder farmers
Investing in small holder farmers and regenerative agriculture.

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A conversation with Michiel Lenstra, Impact Investor and Lead Wire Investments at Wire Group with a passion for small holder farmers and regenerative agriculture. We covered a wide range of things in this interview, looking at the role of small holder farmers in the regenerative agriculture space and what impact investing can do there.

We also discussed the importance of land rights and a company we both invested in LandMapp/Meridia

Enjoy!

Notes and links:
www.investinginregenerativeagriculture.com/2017/05/01/michiel-lenstra.

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