The initiative, backed by the Walton and Rockefeller foundations, aims to deploy multiple capital types to scale up support for regenerative practices in the US agricultural heartland.
The fund, which is focused on business opportunites that can create a more resource-efficient food system, is supported by a range of institutional backers from Finland.
Enthos Circular Feed Technologies will use the funds to run a new plant that relies on insects to transform organic waste into protein and oil products for the animal and aquaculture feed industry.
The strategy managed by the company’s New Agriculture division aims to consolidate natural vegetation, agriculture, and forestry together as operational assets.
The fresh investment will help the sustainable agroforestry enterprise create further income-generating opportunities for smallholders in the mountain kingdom, while also arresting land degradation.