What happens to your farm — and your family — when you’re gone? In this episode of the AGvisorPOD, Rob Saik sits down with Derryn Shrosbree of 33seven to tackle one of agriculture’s hardest but most important topics: continuity and estate planning. They discuss how rising land values and off-farm heirs complicate succession, why 88% of farm families don’t have a plan, and how to create a legacy that keeps everyone at the same table for Christmas dinner. Derryn also shares the “Farm Liquidity ...
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What happens to your farm — and your family — when you’re gone? In this episode of the AGvisorPOD, Rob Saik sits down with Derryn Shrosbree of 33seven to tackle one of agriculture’s hardest but most important topics: continuity and estate planning. They discuss how rising land values and off-farm heirs complicate succession, why 88% of farm families don’t have a plan, and how to create a legacy that keeps everyone at the same table for Christmas dinner. Derryn also shares the “Farm Liquidity ...
How Farm QA is Shaping the Future of Agronomic Software
The AGvisorPOD
12 minutes
10 months ago
How Farm QA is Shaping the Future of Agronomic Software
In this episode of the AGvisorPOD, host Robert Saik sits down with Kris Poulson, CEO of FarmQA, a cutting-edge agricultural technology company based in Fargo, North Dakota. Since stepping into the role, Kris has been leading the charge in revolutionizing precision agriculture through digital tools and data-driven decision-making. Join us as we discuss: ✅ FarmQA’s mission and how it’s empowering agronomists and farmers with smarter technology ✅ The biggest challenges in modern agricultu...
The AGvisorPOD
What happens to your farm — and your family — when you’re gone? In this episode of the AGvisorPOD, Rob Saik sits down with Derryn Shrosbree of 33seven to tackle one of agriculture’s hardest but most important topics: continuity and estate planning. They discuss how rising land values and off-farm heirs complicate succession, why 88% of farm families don’t have a plan, and how to create a legacy that keeps everyone at the same table for Christmas dinner. Derryn also shares the “Farm Liquidity ...
