Precision Points: An Ag Tech Podcast

Knowing where and how  to get started is often the hardest part of making your first, or next, precision ag decision. In episode 46 of Precision Points, Jesse Chisholm, Director of Sales for North America with Trimble Agriculture, walks us through what Trimble is doing to help growers make those decisions. We then discuss the challenges we’re seeing in the 2022 markets and how we can better navigate these using precision ag.

In Episode 44, we kick off our 2022 podcast episodes with a wide-ranging conversation with Joe Bassett, CEO of Dawn Equipment and Underground Agriculture. Joe kicks off the conversation discussing Underground Agriculture and how the brand is intentionally designed to talk to people who are moving the mark when it comes to soil health through regenerative agriculture practices. He talks about the difficulties of making these changes and things we could do to make adoption more accessible. 

Show notes from this episode are available at Precision Ag Reviews website. 

In Episode 43 (the last Precision Points podcast of the year!), we are joined by Tim Hammerich from the Future of Ag podcast. Morgan learns about some of the agriculture trends Tim thinks will play a big role in 2022, ranging from data-backed consumerism and sustainability to open-source agriculture, automation, water and more. Show notes from this episode are available at PrecisionAgReviews.com.

In each episode of Precision Points, we ask our guests about the one technology they are most excited about. This technology or idea can be in or out of agriculture, as many technologies can have an impact on ag regardless of the industry in which it originated. In Episode 42, we highlight some of the most interesting responses to this question since beginning this podcast. To get the show notes with more information about each episode and guest, go to Precision Ag Reviews.

In episode 41 of Precision Points, Matt Hesse, CEO of FieldReveal shares how considering precision ag as a service can help scale precision ag offerings. He walks us through how the shift from selling precision ag as a product to considering it as a process can evolve how growers approach their field management. Check out the show notes at precisionagreviews.com and learn more about Matt’s work at FieldReveal here.

In episode 40 of Precision Points, Craig Rupp, CEO of Sabanto Ag shares how the company uses automation to share their farming-as-a-service offering. From travelling the world to developing the 640 Drive (now known as the FieldView Drive) that so many growers use in their tractors today, this conversation is one that you don’t want to miss. Check out the show notes at precisionagreviews.com and learn more about Craig’s work at Sabanto here.

In Episode 39 of Precision Points, Morgan gets real grower feedback from Kevin Harrod – a corn, soy and hog farmer from west-central Ohio – about the technology he uses on his farm. From how he rates his current technology to how he makes decisions about the future, Kevin shares how precision farming works in real life on his operation. To read the show notes from this episode checkout precisionagreviews.com.

In Episode 38 of Precision Points, we get coast-to-coast insights from the team of account managers at FieldReveal. Austin Mattern, Courtney Geppert and Jordan Tackett share their knowledge of the FieldReveal platform and experiences of how they have seen it work for companies of all sizes across the country. To get the show notes from this episode, visit Precision Ag Reviews.

In Episode 37 of Precision Points, Morgan sits down with Dr. Scott Shearer, Professor and Chair of Food, Agricultural and Biological Engineering at OSU. In this episode, we are sharing Part 2 of their conversation covering artificial intelligence (AI) in agriculture. From optimizing site-specific locations to replacing operators from the field environment, AI could have a huge impact on agriculture. Scott shares his opinion on these advancements and the exciting work being done, including bringing up several ideas we have yet to talk about on the podcast. To get the show notes from this episode, visit Precision Ag Reviews.