Quest for Answers: Archie Griffin Applies World Travels to his North Carolina Farm
| | | | | I’m so excited to host the 2022 Top Producer Summit this week in Nashville. We have great speakers on tap, will honor amazing farmers and have a lot of fun in Music City. If you aren’t joining us in Nashville, please join us next week for the online event. We’ll have live and on-demand sessions, as well as recordings from some of the sessions in Nashville. Take a peek at just some of the education sessions available during the online event. |
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| | | | | | | | | | Watch the 2022 Top Producer Awards Banquet Live | | | | Are you ready for a reset? Top Producer Summit is your annual opportunity to gather new ideas, focus on your farm business and network with like-minded producers. In a few days, you can learn and grow as a farm CEO, surrounded by hundreds of peers in the vibrant city of Nashville. Here are four reasons to attend. | | | | | | |
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| | | | Quest for Answers: Archie Griffin Applies World Travels to his North Carolina Farm | | Archie Griffin knows short-term thinking is critical, but he takes the long view. For his eastern North Carolina family farm, Griffin is concentrating on the years and decades ahead. With a 30,000-ft. perspective and insights from visits to 48 states, 36 countries and six continents, Griffin is a student of innovation. He is adding practices to transform his operation, which primarily has included tobacco, corn, sweet corn, soybeans and wheat. | | Read More |
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| | | | | | | | | | John Phipps: Is a Possible Cyberwarfare Attack Looming for Your Farm? Agriculture cannot escape risk simply because we’re a relatively small part of the economy, says John Phipps. “We could be unexpected collateral damage when other industries are attacked,” he says. “In fact, I think that’s how we’ll find out just how connected we are to the rest of the world.” Read More |
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| | "With the new day comes new strength and new thoughts." -Eleanor Roosevelt |
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