Adi Soozin interviewed William Landers from the Krown Green Foundation about their initiative to revolutionize US agriculture through regenerative farming, AI, and education, aiming for profitability on small-scale farms using a direct-to-consumer model. William Landers detailed the costs and funding of competency centers, investor protection through real estate, and his personal inspiration from observing coffee farmers, emphasizing a seed-to-cup philosophy and the value of coffee cherry waste, along with indoor farming and community ownership models for scaling their impact. The discussion covered technology integration, geographic expansion plans starting in Texas, and William Landers’s personal learning and time management practices.

Inquiries about investing in the Krown Green Fund's latest venture can be directed to Jacob Uhlenkott > [email protected]

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