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John Kempf

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John Kempf is an entrepreneur, a speaker, a podcast host, and a teacher. He grew up on a fruit and vegetable farm in northeastern Ohio, and he has developed nutrition management systems that regenerate plant and soil health quickly, resulting in strong economic returns for growers.

As the founder of Advancing Eco Agriculture, Crop Health Labs, Ozadia, and the Regenerative Agriculture Academy, he is passionate about the potential of well-managed agriculture ecosystems to reverse ecological degradation, bringing joy and profit back to producers. John’s mission is to have these regenerative models of agriculture management become the mainstream globally by 2040.

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Quality Agriculture, Conversations about Regenerative Agronomy with Innovative Scientists and Growers, #1

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