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222: Integrating Permanent Crops in Regenerative Agriculture with Ethan Steinberg, Co-Founder & CEO of Propagate Ventures

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Ethan Steinberg is the Co-Founder and CEO of Propagate Ventures, an agtech startup that helps farmers & landowners make regenerative agriculture work for them by balancing short-term income with long-term returns. Their platform makes it easy to access the operational know-how, implementation tools, financing and off-take agreements needed to reduce business risks while integrating fruit, nut and timber trees with animal or crop farming systems. By helping farmers focus on permanent crops in regenerative agriculture, a practice known as agroforestry, farmers become more resilient and investors earn great returns while building the next generation of regenerative farms. Ethan joins the podcast to share more about Propagates approach to regenerative agriculture, how they have scaled the business, and how he's thinking about the ag industry. Tune in! Connect with Propagate Ventures Website | Overyield Co-op Links Co-op Details | Buy an NFT | Resources | Follow us on Twitter for memes

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