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“You don’t have to be the smartest or most talented in the room to be the best. You have to outwork the competition, you have to out-think the competition, and be willing to get back up time and time again. You can walk into a room with people who were top of their class at … Being the Best, Gaining a Competitive Advantage, and Overcoming Adversity with Molly BloomRead More »

“You don’t have to be the smartest or most talented in the room to be the best. You have to outwork the competition, you have to out-think the competition, and be willing to get back up time and time again. You can walk into a room with people who were top of their class at … Being the Best, Gaining a Competitive Advantage, and Overcoming Adversity with Molly BloomRead More »

“Irrelevance happens when the speed of change outside an organization is greater than speed of change inside an organization.” — Rick Warren Kevin Van Trump, founder of The Van Trump Report, Carter Williams, CEO of the iSelect Fund, and Travis Potter, Founder of Tractor Soda Company all sit down in this discussion to talk about … FarmTank Leadership Discussion About the Future of AgRead More »

“Irrelevance happens when the speed of change outside an organization is greater than speed of change inside an organization.” — Rick Warren Kevin Van Trump, founder of The Van Trump Report, Carter Williams, CEO of the iSelect Fund, and Travis Potter, Founder of Tractor Soda Company all sit down in this discussion to talk about … FarmTank Leadership Discussion About the Future of AgRead More »

“Be willing to fail, but not so hard it kills everybody in the process. Learn from the failure and keep innovating. Constantly be innovating.” — Travis Potter Travis Potter, Founder of Tractor Soda Company, has spent his entire life working in agriculture as a farmer and pioneer in the organic food industry. Travis has been … The First Organic Beef Ranch, Working With Whole Foods, and Running Restaurants with Travis PotterRead More »

Travis Potter , Founder of Tractor Soda Company, has spent his entire life working in agriculture as a farmer and pioneer in the organic food industry. Travis has been in organic farming before it was even called organic farming. He pioneered the first organic beef ranch and artisan meat company. He has done everything from working in the organic yogurt industry to non-dairy desserts and organic ice cream. Travis currently lives in Northwest Idaho with his wife and 11 kids. Travis is leading the…Continue Reading ››

“Life is short so work with good people because it’s going to lead to happiness.” — Remi Schmaltz Remi Schmaltz, CEO and President of Decisive Farming Corp, has spent his entire life working in agriculture. Remi earned a bachelor degree in marketing from The University of Lethbridge. He spent the early part of his career … Bow Hunting, Success in Agribusiness, and the Key to Customer Service with Remi SchmaltzRead More »

“Life is short so work with good people because it’s going to lead to happiness.” — Remi Schmaltz Remi Schmaltz, CEO and President of Decisive Farming Corp, has spent his entire life working in agriculture. Remi earned a bachelor degree in marketing from The University of Lethbridge. He spent the early part of his career … Bow Hunting, Success in Agribusiness, and the Key to Customer Service with Remi SchmaltzRead More »

“Life is short so work with good people because it’s going to lead to happiness.” — Remi Schmaltz Remi Schmaltz, CEO and President of Decisive Farming Corp, has spent his entire life working in agriculture. Remi earned a bachelor degree in marketing from The University of Lethbridge. He spent the early part of his career … Bow Hunting, Success in Agribusiness, and the Key to Customer Service with Remi SchmaltzRead More »

Tom Willis , CEO of Conestoga Energy, has spent his entire life working in agriculture. Tom earned bachelor degrees in economics, business administration, and agricultural business from Utah State University. He’s spent most of his career in risk management and agribusiness, with companies including General Mills and JR Simplot. In 2004, Tom took over as CEO at Conestoga Energy taking the company from 3 to 220 employees and $1.5 billion in sales. Additionally, Tom currently serves on the National Sorghum Producers Board…Continue Reading ››