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AgSpire is looking forward to another opportunity to meet with farmers and industry partners - this time in Denver for Commodity Classic! #Classic25 If you're attending, here are some ways to find us: > Stop by our Booth 1721, near the main stage - we'll be serving coffee all day Monday, March 3! > Jared Knock will be joining Renovo Seed and a panel of producers to talk about diverse crop rotations at a Learning Center Session on Tuesday March 4, 12:30-1:30 PM. > Reach out to one of the AgSpire teammates attending to set up a time to meet - Aline DeLucia, Jared Knock, Sydney Sebulsky, Jacob Linneman, Austin Knight, and Julia Andrus.

#CattleCon is underway - and we are excited to meet attendees from across the cattle industry! Yesterday, AgSpire CEO Aline DeLucia joined a panel hosted by Elanco on the evolving landscape of sustainable beef - while Jared Knock, VP of Agriculture Innovation, shared about leveraging sustainability tools and programs for ranching resilience in the Cattlemens College this morning. Later today, we will take those conversations to our Booth 2211 on the trade show floor!

If you or someone from your team is attending #CattleCon next week, we would love for you to stop by Booth 2211 for our Partner Breakfast on Wednesday, February 5, 9-11AM. Want a text reminder? Share your contact info here and we'll send a reminder that morning >>> https://lnkd.in/dWhjWNBJ

At AgSpire, we seek to equip farmers and ranchers with expert knowledge, tailored solutions, and hands-on technical assistance to improve their operation's resilience. On February 18, we are hosting nationally renowned cattle marketing, research, and forage experts for a day-long workshop, where they will share tips on maximizing production efficiencies and profits. Learn more here >>> https://lnkd.in/g6hfZiNa A virtual recap video will also be available afterwards. RSVP for access to the virtual recap >>> agspire.com/huron

The AgSpire team looks forward to meeting with producers, clients, and industry partners at this year's #CattleCon in San Antonio! If you're attending, we would love to connect. We invite you to our Partner Breakfast on Wednesday, February 5, from 9-11AM at our Booth 2211. Enjoy coffee and pastries, while meeting our team, some of the partners involved in our work, and hearing more about the work we're doing on the ground to advance regenerative agriculture. Some other places you can find us: > Cattlemen's College session on Leveraging Sustainability Tools & Programs for Ranch Resilience with Jared Knock - Tuesday, February 4, 9-10 AM > Reach out to one of our team members to set up a time to meet - Aline DeLucia, Jared Knock, Sydney Sebulsky, Courtney Anderson, Dr. Kristina Porter, Jacob Linneman, Sarah Roderick. > Or stop by the AgSpire Booth 2211 during trade show hours

AgSpire is excited to welcome Abby Snyder to our team as Director of Environmental Assets. Abby will leverage over 15 years of experience in GHG accounting and regenerative agriculture expertise to lead initiatives that balance practical on-the-ground implementation with corporate net-zero goals.    A Yale School of the Environment graduate with certifications in LCA and IPCC emissions accounting, Abby is dedicated to advancing producer-focused, scalable solutions for meaningful and lasting climate impact. Her expertise includes developing innovative guidance and standards for scalable Scope 3 interventions, driving transformative sustainability initiatives, and collaborating with producers on regenerative practices across domestic and international contexts.    “The path to net-zero is rooted in collaboration -- aligning global climate ambitions with the wisdom of those who work the land. I look forward to driving emissions reductions and enhancing land-based removals through meaningful engagement across the value chain," Abby shared.

It is #WorldSoilDay today - although soil health is one of our top priorities every day. As we work with farmers and ranchers to implement or enhance regenerative practices, we constantly hear about the importance of their soil and their drive to improve its health for long-term resilience and viability. In this video, hear from a SD farmer as he shares about the benefits he has seen on his operation since transitioning to no-till.

The AgSpire team enjoyed another great Sustainable Agriculture Summit this week - full of engaging conversations with representatives across the industry on how to move the needle for sustainable agriculture. A special thank you to Jessica Gilreath with Elanco and Elizabeth Walls with FMG for joining AgSpire's Aline DeLucia and Kristina Porter, DVM for a session on innovative and novel approaches to accelerating sustainability in livestock systems - with a special focus on areas for greatest impact, the realities of adoption, and how to overcome barriers.

AgSpire is #hiring! We are looking for a Technical Advisor with a specialty in grazing and rangeland management to join our team. This role would work directly with farmers and ranchers, lending technical assistance to enhance regenerative practices and management. Full-time, remote role, with a preference for candidates in the Norther Great Plains or Upper Midwest. Learn more and apply on our website: https://lnkd.in/g9yEpMvA

AgSpire takes a producer-centric approach to sustainability, aiming to offer programs that deliver tangible benefits to farmers and ranchers. Through the Covering America from Coast to Coast Program, our Technical Advisors work with enrolled farmers to enhance their use of cover crops, no-till or conservation tillage, diverse crop rotations, and/or nutrient management. In this video, hear from two of the farmers who have participated in the program, as they share about how these practices work together to improve their soil health and boost their farm's long-term resilience >>> https://lnkd.in/dBVBAsJd hashtag #notillnovember