RESEED FUND MANAGER

Reseed acquires conventional farmland and funds the transition to regenerative practices. Return streams combine three sources: underlying land appreciation, commodity revenue from crops produced on the property, and verified soil-carbon credits sold into the voluntary carbon market. The firm retains all three revenue streams within the fund, creating a structure where carbon revenue is a direct LP income line rather than a separate commodity.

Reseed is led by a team with backgrounds spanning farmland private equity, agronomy, and carbon-market structuring, operating from a San Francisco base. The firm has not publicly disclosed a full leadership roster, and daily investment decisions are understood to be made internally without a public-facing CIO designation.

The firm targets US row-crop land in the Midwest and Delta regions, as well as permanent-crop orchards in California's Central Valley. The unifying criterion is soil that can be measurably improved from a degraded baseline to a regeneratively managed state, generating verified carbon credits along with agricultural output.

Reseed is a direct-ownership farmland manager, not a venture fund or a fund-of-funds. It does not take equity stakes in ag-tech startups, soil-sensor companies, or carbon-market intermediaries. The vehicle acquires title to the land itself and to the associated carbon rights.

Reseed uses third-party auditors and registers credits through established registries including Verra and the Climate Action Reserve. Carbon-credit revenue is variable per acre, with public market pricing in the $50–$120 per acre per year range for fully transitioned regenerative ground observed between 2022 and 2024.