In this episode of Between Two Farms, Nathan and Q reflect on their experiences at FarmCon, discussing the growing role of AI in agriculture, the importance of understanding soil health, and the challenges of navigating fertilizer costs. They emphasize the need for traceability and sustainability in farming practices, the significance of knowledge transfer between generations, and the necessity for farmers to embrace change and adapt to new technologies. The conversation highlights the importance of community and collaboration in the agricultural sector.

Takeaways

FarmCon continues to grow despite challenges in attendance at other conferences.

AI is becoming increasingly prevalent in agriculture, offering both opportunities and challenges.

Farmers need to be cautious about fertilizer costs and production practices.

Understanding soil health is crucial for sustainable farming.

Remote work is becoming a viable option for agronomists, allowing for more flexibility.

Traceability in agriculture is essential for meeting consumer demands and improving market access.

Knowledge transfer between generations is vital for the future of farming.

Farmers should embrace digital tools to enhance efficiency and productivity.

The agricultural sector must adapt to changing market conditions and consumer preferences.

Collaboration and community engagement are key to navigating the future of agriculture.