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Today on the Casual Cattle Conversations podcast, Shaye Wanner talks with ag tech consultants Chelsea Good (Good & Associates) and Jared Wareham (Horizon Venture Management) about how cow-calf producers can decide which technologies are worth adopting. They stress that many tools enter agriculture from outside the industry and may be “solutions looking for a problem,” so ranchers should evaluate technology like a toolbox and demand ROI, especially in an asset-rich, cash-poor business.
Examples include mismatched expensive tags for sale barns versus value-based traceability programs, strategic uses of GPS and estrus-detection tags (often for herd bulls or specific heifer programs), virtual fencing’s geography-dependent economics, and emerging biometrics, camera applications, and gene-edited pest control. They also discuss digital recordkeeping and payment systems as adoption challenges without policy drivers, and encourage producers to share pain points and explore tech that supports long-term generational sustainability.
Catch more conversations like this one and learn more at https://www.casualcattleconversations.com/
Learn more about Chelsea and Good & Associates here: https://www.goodandassoc.com/
Learn more about Jared and Horizon Venture Management here: https://www.horizonventuremanagement.com/
00:00 Tech That Pays Off
01:09 Meet Chelsea and Jared
04:40 Picking Tech by ROI
09:50 AI Is Not Magic
11:50 Genomics Fit and Value
14:39 Virtual Fencing Reality
17:09 Smart Tags and GPS
28:14 Cameras and Computer Vision
37:40 Gene Editing and Pests
43:17 Digital Records and Payments
