Nick Reinke's guest appearances

Nick Reinke

Soil Sense

Conquer The Noise

Circle Up & Get REAL Podcast

Farming the Future

ESG Matters

OwlTail

Nick Reinke, is not only the CEO of HabiTerre but also grew up on a farm, worked in soil health with an agricultural coop, and has a background in ag finance. He is uniquely qualified to help us explore how all of this “carbon talk” fits into soil health practice adoption, company involvement and sustainability goals. HabiTerre uses deep science and technology to quantify environmental outcomes for agriculture. But where many other companies focus on trying to measure soil carbon, Nick says HabiTerre looks at things in a really comprehensive systems context. Their goal is to try to determine how productivity and environmental sustainability relate to farming outcomes like productivity, nutrient management, and soil health. Nick says he was most excited to join HabiTerre because he saw too many people focused on soil carbon measurement missing the picture of what that means for real farm outcomes.  “I saw something just fundamentally groundbreaking about the technology that he had developed. So a lot less dependency on manually gathered data and still generating really accurate outcomes. But again, getting back to that systems perspective. Not just looking at soil carbon, but let's think about this through the lens of the farmer… Like how does this relate to inputs? How does it impact productivity? Things like that. So that's where I've been really excited to kind of join this scaling team here.” - Nick Reinke  Reinke shares that HabiTerre is collaborating with the National Association of Conservation Districts in creating field specific scenario modeling for what future soil health practices could produce. This “feedback loop” to farmers will serve as another “value added tool” for agronomists and advisors to use in order to support on-farm changes and practices. Furthermore Reinke breaks down the role agriculture plays in big corporations reducing their scope 3 emissions and why practices on the farm are of a great interest to them.   “Well, if you're gonna track progress, you're gonna need a lot better data, that's just logistically and cost prohibitive. It's very difficult for them to get. So we're trying to streamline that process. And the big thing that I don't wanna lose there is streamlining that process means more of these resources go to farmers…So if we make that quantification piece more efficient, that's more resources to farmers.” - Nick Reinke

Nick Reinke, is not only the CEO of <a href="https://www.habiterre.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HabiTerre</a> but also grew up on a farm, worked in soil health with an agricultural coop, and has a background in ag finance. He is uniquely qualified to help us explore how all of this “carbon talk” fits into soil health practice adoption, company involvement and sustainability goals. HabiTerre uses deep science and technology to quantify environmental outcomes for agriculture. But where many other companies focus on trying to measure soil carbon, Nick says HabiTerre looks at things in a really comprehensive systems context. Their goal is to try to determine how productivity and environmental sustainability relate to farming outcomes like productivity, nutrient management, and soil health. Nick says he was most excited to join HabiTerre because he saw too many people focused on soil carbon measurement missing the picture of what that means for real farm outcomes. “I saw something just fundamentally groundbreaking about the technology that he had developed. So a lot less dependency on manually gathered data and still generating really accurate outcomes. But again, getting back to that systems perspective. Not just looking at soil carbon, but let's think about this through the lens of the farmer… Like how does this relate to inputs? How does it impact productivity? Things like that. So that's where I've been really excited to kind of join this scaling team here.” - Nick Reinke Reinke shares that HabiTerre is collaborating with the National Association of Conservation Districts in creating field specific scenario modeling for what future soil health practices could produce. This “feedback loop” to farmers will serve as another “value added tool” for agronomists and advisors to use in order to support on-farm changes and practices. Furthermore Reinke breaks down the role agriculture plays in big corporations reducing their scope 3 emissions and why practices on the farm are of a great interest to them.  “Well, if you're gonna track progress, you're gonna need a lot better data, that's just logistically and cost prohibitive. It's very difficult for them to get. So we're trying to streamline that process. And the big thing that I don't wanna lose there is streamlining that process means more of these resources go to farmers…So if we make that quantification piece more efficient, that's more resources to farmers.” - Nick Reinke

A Systems-Based Approach to Carbon with Nick Reinke

Want to witness a REAL conversation without a clear-cut end in mind? Then you will love this conversation with Nick Reinke, CEO of HabiTerre, an advanced science and technology company that delivers actionable insights to improve Ag productivity, efficiency, and environmental outcomes. During this conversation, Nick and I talk about growing up in the same rural North Dakota town one generation apart, and what that experience gave to each of us in similar and distinct ways. You'll learn about Nick's personal journey which includes earning his MBA from Johns Hopkins University, and how, in looking back on his life so far, it seems all the dots are connecting to bring him exactly where he is at this point in time. We touch on topics as robust as climate change, mission, identity, conscious capitalism, and even serendipity. There is a definite philosophical and even spiritual dimension to our conversation that anyone who is interested in being REAL will enjoy. Connect with Nick via email at nick.reinke@habiterre.com and check out the website to learn why Nick is so passionate about his organization.

Want to witness a REAL conversation without a clear-cut end in mind? Then you will love this conversation with Nick Reinke, CEO of HabiTerre, an advanced science and technology company that delivers actionable insights to improve Ag productivity, efficiency, and environmental outcomes. During this conversation, Nick and I talk about growing up in the same rural North Dakota town one generation apart, and what that experience gave to each of us in similar and distinct ways. You'll learn about Nick's personal journey which includes earning his MBA from Johns Hopkins University, and how, in looking back on his life so far, it seems all the dots are connecting to bring him exactly where he is at this point in time. We touch on topics as robust as climate change, mission, identity, conscious capitalism, and even serendipity. There is a definite philosophical and even spiritual dimension to our conversation that anyone who is interested in being REAL will enjoy. Connect with Nick via email at <a href="mailto:nick.reinke@habiterre.com">nick.reinke@habiterre.com</a> and check out the website to learn why Nick is so passionate about his organization.