[Podcast] Driving Change in Agriculture for Food and Weather Protection

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“The landscape and the environment is ripe for speedy disruption and moving fruit and vegetable production out of California simply because of electrical power and transportation costs. It costs fewer to transport food stuff to the east coastline, from the fertile soils in the Midwest than it does from California. We’re already two-thirds of the way there…” – John Kempf, founder, Advancing Eco Agriculture

Recent widespread focus on rising greenhouse fuel emissions, the want for enhanced carbon sequestration and disruptions in the food items supply chain have trained the highlight on agriculture and how it can be section of the solution in the coming years.

The 2021 No-Till on the Plains conference featured a panel of speakers speaking about the long term of agriculture and how growers will have a hand in transforming the industry.

For this episode of the No-Till Farmer podcast, we’re sharing the panel discussion featuring Iowa no-tiller Chris Teachout, Advancing Eco Agriculture founder, John Kempf, and former director of study for Canada’s Countrywide Farmers Union, Darrin Qualman.

The panel dialogue is moderated by Dwayne Beck of the Dakota Lakes Exploration Station. Join us as they speak about the want to change the concentration absent from produce, how governing administration plans have promoted harmful tactics, why we could quickly see fruit and vegetable manufacturing shift from California to the Midwest, the job of digital fences and robots and considerably far more.