Local food, green investing and regenerative agriculture: Can they fix our nation’s problems? Weaving poetry, prose and photography into a compelling vision, Tasch aims to answer the question: How can we fix what’s broken in our economy and our country through the entry point of local food systems?”

Woody Tasch is the founder of the Slow Money Institute, which has directed over $66 million to 697 food enterprises since 2010 through a variety of approaches including public meetings, on-farm events, pitch fests, peer-to-peer loans, investment clubs, and nonprofit clubs.