Society & Culture:Philosophy
15: Harry Greene | The Economics of Agroforestry
2021-05-12
Harry Greene is an agroforestry economist, a land steward, and an athlete.
He strives to awaken human capacity by planning and planting the trees that improve our lives and our landscapes.
Before graduate school he spent two years as a resident athlete at the Colorado Springs Olympic Training Centre, competing in the sport of Modern Pentathlon. Once an Olympic hopeful, he competed on the World Cup circuit in countries such as Mexico and Egypt, and at the 2015 World Championships in Berlin.
Nowadays he is the co-founder and Chief Investments Officer at Propagate Ventures, based in Hudson, New York.
Propagate Ventures assists land managers to integrate profitable tree crops into working farms by bridging the capital and operational gaps needed to plant and manage productive agroforestry systems.
We rap about:
-Dirty Dancing (finally!)
-The ecology of New England
-Harry's background in finance
-The economic viability of agroForestry and Harrys projects with Propagate Ventures
-J. Russell Smith
...and I rant about Australian Ecology (again)
SHOW NOTES
www.propagateventures.com
BYRON JOEL'S WORK IN REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE
www.oaktreedesigns.com.au
BYRON'S MUSIC
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