Natural Intelligence Farming™️’s Post

It’s the One-Year Anniversary of the WTFutures Podcast! 🎉 What an incredible year it’s been, full of insights, great conversations, and unforgettable moments. We couldn’t have done it without you, our amazing listeners! 🙌 Thank you for being part of our journey—there’s so much more in store, so stay tuned for even more episodes and farming insights! #AgriculturalMarketing #WesternCanadaFarming #CanadianAgriculture #FarmMarketing #AgBusiness #CropsAndCash #AgPodcast #FarmersOfCanada #AgriBiz #FutureOfFarming

Managing a farm requires more than just hard work—it’s about using time wisely. Dr. Chris Wolf emphasizes how crucial time management is for farm managers, as it can often be the difference between success and struggle. Tune in to the latest episode of the AgCulture Podcast to hear more insights on farm management and the value of time! ⏳🌾 🎧 https://lnkd.in/g85SqSwP #AgCulture #AgCulturePodcast #Ag #Agriculture #Podcast #AgPodcast #FarmManagement #TimeManagement #ChrisWolf #FarmEfficiency #DairyFarming #Commodity #FarmManagers #Time #FarmBusiness

🌾🎉 New Perspectives in Agriculture: Paul Windemuller's Take 🎧 In our latest episode of The Ag Culture Podcast, Paul Windemuller highlights the vital influx of fresh talent. Join Paul as he discusses the importance of welcoming individuals from non-traditional backgrounds into the farming community. This episode delves into how their fresh perspectives and innovative ideas are crucial for the evolution and sustainability of agriculture. 🔊 Tune in to learn more about the positive impact these enthusiastic newcomers are having on the industry. #AgCulturePodcast #PaulWindemuller #AgricultureInnovation #NewFarmers #ListenNow #Ag #Agriculture #AgCulture #Podcast #AgPodcast #AgriculturePodcast #PaulWindemuller

Find out the impact of spring weather on prevented planting and gain insights from this month's World Agricultural Supply & Demand Estimates report in our latest Fielding Questions podcast. Listen now at: https://lnkd.in/gmxAwUag

Rainy days bring crop challenges! 💧 Stay ahead of the curve with insights from our latest GROW Podcast episode. Learn how to navigate this season's weather hurdles with expert advice on fungicide applications and crop health. #AcreEdge #FungicideTips #CropHealth Catch the full episode here: https://ow.ly/lLmP50RZiT3

Thanks The Entrepreneurial Mindset Community Podcast for the interview!! Fun times...good stuff!!! Looking forward to more of your interviews with different owners, innovators, and entrepreneurs alike... 😀 😁 😎 🙏 ☘ #indoorfarming #CEA #verticalfarming #foodsecurity #geogreens #bestfarmeralive #minorityownedbusiness #blackownedbusiness #igotem #maketheculture #artofdisruption #entreprenuership 

Did you know that you can grow plants without soil, using only water and nutrients? That’s the advantage of hydroponics, a technique that allows you to grow crops indoors, saving space, water, and energy. In this podcast episode, we interview Desmond Hayes, the founder of Geogreens, a hydroponic farm that started during the pandemic. Tune in to The Entrepreneurial Mindset Community hosted by Ron Murphy and get ready to be amazed by hydroponics. Full episode to watch here https://lnkd.in/enP4TCtM #Hydroponics #HomeGrown #Sustainability #GeoGreens #Podcast

No better place to go for a great overview of Climate FieldView than to Chris Staff and our team in Australia, where FieldView debuted in 2022. Check out this conversation between Bob Reiter, Chris Staff, and host Ed Gannon on the Better Agriculture podcast (link in the comments below): #Podcast #AgTech #DigitalFarming

"If there's a bee problem, that's going to BE a problem," says Damian Mason. Damian recently interviewed BeeHero cofounder Itai Kanot on the Business of Agriculture Podcast. The two discussed the plight of bees in modern society, the challenges of commercial beekeeping, and some common false myths about bees. Want to hear the whole conversation? Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/gpNf23XJ #smartfarming #savethebees #globalfoodsecurity

A reminder to check in on your farming clients. It is true that farmers are more likely to be in contact with their accountant, bankers or solicitors, than they are a medical professional. I say that from both the professional viewpoint and personal, being the daughter of retired Dairy Farmers. Well worth a listen for anyone with links to the farming community. Well done Sarah Nyczaj Kyle and team!