Phius’ Post

This week's blog covers the ASHRAE 209 standard and how its modeling processes can be implemented in WUFI for Phius projects: https://ow.ly/K6Kg50UqllZ #phius #energymodeling #buildingperformance #wufi #ashrae

"Excited to showcase a glimpse of my latest project! Below is a demo video highlighting the key features and functionalities. Dive in and see how "Agri Intellect - Empowering Farmers With Smart Agricultural Solutions" works in action. For more details, feel free to reach out!"

What does a farmer need to see in your products to give them a shot on the Farm? - To answer this question accurately we have to "think like a farmer"! If I was going to use your products on my property I would want to see the agronomic and economic effects of that product being applied at scale and on a working farm first! You would then need to publish the data collected into a format clearly highlighting the key performance metrics that communicate to me that your product is a safe investment! Farmers are in business to be profitable and they need to be able to count on the ROI when applying something in their fields.

Seen some cool plots before but the one the Corteva team (holla Mark Jeschke) in IA put together is just incredible. go walk The History of Corn at a Corteva site near you (they are not everywhere…) The fact that they had seed saved from like 1853 was a little ironic but to be fair, that corn had like 1% of the potential in a kernel today when planting under the ~same conditions. When I see OUR short corn coupled with our new Native Trait Platform (ever wonder why nothing eats a fern?) I get the Willie’s. Possibilities for the cropping system of the future get fantastical - and I mean stuff you really couldn’t even have dreamt of 10 yrs ago. Technology always needs to be stewarded appropriately to ensure it is not mis-applied. With things like A.I. developing as quickly as the infrastructure can be built - it is hard to tell if you are even mis-applying it!! That A.I. debate is also an issue for agriculture especially when A.I. development has become inextricably linked to seeds within what SEEMS like 1-2 yrs. There is something to be said about fact that the technology of the future is starting to LOOK more like it did 900+ years ago but with immense gains in POTENTIAL in-between. I am not smart enough to say it, but there IS something to be said!!! 😂

‘Anyone who thinks lean is only for a factory should read this book. Ben Hartman, with simple but eloquent prose and delightful figures and photos, demonstrates how all aspects of lean can apply to farming, a process of growing and selling living things. The mysterious uniqueness of farming under constantly changing conditions became clear as Ben learned to understand his customers and his value streams to increase value and eliminate waste. And lean reinforced, rather then replaced, the strong social values of the Hartman farm.” —Jeffrey Liker, author of The Toyota Way

Kimberly here! As we enter Q-4, it's crucial to keep pushing forward with marketing and farming efforts to prepare for the upcoming spring market next year. What is lacking in your business at the moment that I can support you with? Reach out, and let's discuss some innovative ideas to elevate your strategies! #ticortitle #realestate

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We are excited to share the latest blog installment in our blog series by our Group Agricultural Product Specialist, Willie Russell! Dive into 'Horsch Joker RT: Features & Benefits for Tillage' to discover the key advantages that can elevate your tillage practices and boost your yield. Read more: https://bit.ly/3zY1fuv

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How a common "fear and greed" life cycle typically plays out. Common in farming, investing, and many other walks of life. - First you assume good news is permanent. - Then you become oblivious to bad news. - Then you ignore bad news. - Then you deny bad news. - Then you panic at bad news. - Then you assume bad news is permanent. - Then you become oblivious to good news. - Then you ignore good news. - Then you deny good news. - Then you accept good news. - Then you assume good news is permanent. And now we're back to where we began and the cycle repeats itself. From Morgan Housel's book "Same as Ever".