Harrison Greene is Co-Founder and Chief Research Officer at Propagate Group, a regenerative agriculture company pioneering agroforestry as a viable, scalable solution for American farmland owners and investors.

Harrison holds a BA in International Business and an MBA from the University of Vermont Grossman School of Business, and furthered his studies at the London School of Economics, building deep expertise in sustainable food systems and agroforestry economics.

As an agroforestry agronomist specializing in finance and economics, Harrison personally farms chestnuts, black locust, and other tree crops on 50 acres in Trumansburg, New York, grounding his research in real-world practice.

Prior to co-founding Propagate, Harrison served as an Agroforestry Economist at 100 Years of Sun, consulted for Ben and Jerry's Farm of the Future initiative, and served as a Board Member at Food to Power, a non-profit advancing equitable food systems.

Propagate's Overyield platform now supports over 55,000 acres of agroforestry across the US with more than 3 million trees and shrubs planned, and the company has planted over 200,000 trees in the last five years.