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Ethan Soloviev

Chief Innovation Officer at HowGood, renowned regenerative agriculture expert, and leading advocate for systems thinking and holistic sustainability.

About Ethan

Ethan Soloviev is a pioneering voice in regenerative agriculture and sustainability, serving as Chief Innovation Officer at HowGood. His approach goes beyond problem-fixing, instead focusing on the potential of unique people, places, and systems. He promotes holistic measurement, creative aspiring for future abundance, and the integration of new data sources, including ecological and AI-driven insights, to revolutionize agriculture and business for the betterment of future generations.

In Ethan's own words

“In fact, regeneration is never something that you arrive at. It is always an evolutionary, continuing to grow process.”
Source: Investing in Regenerative Agriculture and Food podcast (Koen van Seijen) – episode transcript, Ethan Soloviev, 2020
“You can't just take one thing that works somewhere and slap it down somewhere else.”
Source: Investing in Regenerative Agriculture and Food podcast – episode transcript, Ethan Soloviev, 2020
“The science just is much stronger for agroforestry than it is for grazing.”
Source: Investing in Regenerative Agriculture and Food podcast – episode transcript, Ethan Soloviev, 2020

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