Tripp Wall focuses on metabolic genomics in soil—using signaling molecules in the soil biome for crop protection—as a frontier investment area, positioning himself as an investor who examines deep scientific approaches within regenerative agriculture rather than only farm-level practice changes. He publicly discusses environmental inflation and the risk that degradation of natural systems could effectively bankrupt economies, tying regenerative agriculture investing directly to macroeconomic and systemic-risk narratives rather than only to climate or sustainability themes.
About their Fund
Trailhead Capital was founded as the family office of longtime grain broker Bobby Pelz, leveraging 40+ years of global trading relationships through McDonald Pelz Global Commodities to source deals across the food and agriculture value chain—giving them unusually deep commercial ties into "old world" agriculture compared with typical climate or agtech VCs. The fund uses a bespoke "Soil, Systems, Stakeholders" investment framework that requires every deal to be evaluated for soil impact, systemic effects across the food system, and ripple effects on multiple stakeholders, while formally hardwiring "regenerative alignment" into investment selection by requiring portfolio companies to directly drive specific targets like expanding regeneratively managed land or measurable carbon sequestration.





















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