Woody Tasch Book order (chronological)

Woody Tasch is a visionary advocate for aligning financial practices with ecological stewardship and community well-being. Through his work with Slow Money, he champions the redirection of investment capital towards small food enterprises and sustainable agriculture. Tasch's philosophy emphasizes fiduciary responsibility not just to shareholders, but to the health of our planet and the resilience of our food systems. He calls for an economy that prioritizes slow, steady growth and the regeneration of both soil and communities.

Terra Madre: Slow money. Per investire sul futuro della terra

Inquiries into the nature of slow money : investing as if food, farms, and fertility mattered

Terra Madre: Slow money. Per investire sul futuro della terra
228 pages
8 hours of reading
2009
Inquiries into the nature of slow money : investing as if food, farms, and fertility mattered
200 pages
7 hours of reading
Slow money -- Reconnoitering -- Back down to earth -- In the shadow of the twin towers -- The war on terroir -- The pursuit of zero
2008
3.4

Terra Madre: Slow money. Per investire sul futuro della terra

Inquiries into the nature of slow money : investing as if food, farms, and fertility mattered