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Agriculture does not run along a single track. The agronomy decisions, the farm business pressures, the succession conversations, and the quiet health questions underneath all of it are connected -- and for most people in agriculture, they never land in the same room. Convergence Conference 2027 w‮…
Robert Woolf is 67. He is not a programmer. In season he is scouting fields fourteen to sixteen hours a day, and he used to get home and forget half of what he'd found before he could write it up. His grandson brought up AI at a rodeo. Robert's first thought was that he was too close to retirement‮…
Canola is priced off documents written in another country, and most of the people growing it have never read one. Susan Stroud spent more than fifteen years in the cash grain business, buying by truck and rail and loading out on barge, before building No Bull Ag into a grain and oilseed analysis s‮…
The hardest thing to fix on a farm doesn't have a part number. It's whatever went wrong between people, and unlike a tractor, you can't just order the replacement part. Dan built this session around an experiment: using the same diagnostic logic a farm already trusts, soil test, tissue test, soil ‮…
A farm and its neighbour, same region, same growing conditions, can sit $187 an acre apart in what actually gets made. That gap decides what gets paid down, what gets replaced, and eventually what gets passed on. This is the third session in MNP's Know Your Numbers series. The first two took the c‮…
הצהרה: הפודקאסט והגרפיקה המוטבעים בדף זה הם מ-Dan Aberhart , Terry Aberhart, שהוא רכושו של בעליו ואינו קשור או מאושר על ידי Listen Notes, Inc.