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Farm of the Future
By AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WESTNews
Farm of the Future episodes
- Can Farmers Catch Lightning In A Bottle?Green Lightning is manufacturing machines that can allow farmers to manufacture some of their nitrogen needs on farm using only energy and water as inputs.2 min
- UbiQD Secures Series B InvestmentThe quantum materials company with a focus on agriculture, has secured its Series B funding to accelerate its expansion as the U.S. leader in quantum dots.2 min
- Greenhouse Crops Benefitting From Quantum DotsUbiQD recently announced they’ve secured their Series B funding to accelerate its expansion as the U.S. leader in quantum dots.2 min
- Quantum Dots Technology For Greenhouse GrowersUbiQD, a quantum materials company with a focus on agriculture, has secured its Series B funding to accelerate its expansion as the U.S. leader in quantum dots.2 min
- Equipment for Small FarmsTwisted River Farms growers Steve Strasheim says simple innovations, like the paper pot transplanter, have been instrumental in saving time and energy.2 min
- Customer-Focused FarmingThe demands of a small-scale, direct-to-consumer farm are vastly different than those of a large, commercial operation.2 min
- Direct To Consumer Still A Viable OptionDirect-to-consumer marketing models like farmers markets and CSAs have evolved a lot over the years, with plenty of ups and downs along the way.2 min
- Getting A Better Return on AssetsThe modern farm has a lot of assets, and getting the most from those assets is how farmers hope to keep the business alive. Technology can help, says Gripp CEO Tracey Wiedmeyer.2 min
- Protecting Soil BiodiversityBeneath the surface, there's a whole world of biodiversity that some fear we’re gradually losing.2 min
- Potatoes and Soil HealthOne of the principles of soil health is to reduce soil disturbance. But what about in crops like potatoes where soil disturbance is inevitable?2 min
About Farm of the Future
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Tim Hammerich hosts this show which explores the new ideas behind progressive farming and brings the trendsetters and their companies' ideas to the airwaves. Technology and innovative science…
are shaping the future of agribusiness. If you are curious about novelties in AgTech, rural entrepreneurship, agricultural sustainability, and food security, this is the show for you! Tim is a former National FFA President and a graduate of the University of California, Davis with a degree in Crop Science and Management, followed by a Masters of Agribusiness at Kansas State University. He and his family reside in Eagle, Idaho.