Dr. James F. White is Professor of Plant Biology at Rutgers University where he and students conduct research on beneficial microbes that inhabit plant tissues. Dr. White obtained the M.S. in Mycology and Plant Pathology from Auburn University, Alabama, and the Ph.D. in Botany/Mycology from the University of Texas, Austin.

Watch episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwiSd1sKMUU&t

Dr. White specializes in the study of endophytic microbes and how they affect plants. Dr. White is the author of more than 200 articles, and author and editor of reference books on the biology of endophytes, including Biotechnology of Acremonium Endophytes of Grasses (1994), Microbial Endophytes (2000), The Clavicipitalean Fungi (2004), The Fungal Community: Its Organization and Role in the Ecosystem (2005, 2017), Defensive Mutualism in Microbial Symbiosis (2009), and Seed Endophytes: Biology and Biotechnology (2019).  Dr. White is a fellow of the AAAS, and Associate Editor for journals Fungal Ecology, Symbiosis, Mycoscience, and Scientific Reports.   

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AgEmerge Podcast 137 with Dr. James White and the Rhizophagy Cycle

Russ Green is the founder and Managing Director of a network of future agricultural leaders called MACKAYBEN. Russ has made it his mission to help identify and mentor these leaders. He and Monte cover a wide range of topics, including agricultural equipment, artificial intelligence, and discovering the next generation of agricultural leaders, from roles within major corporations to innovations being implemented on the farm.

Watch episode here: https://youtu.be/CwiU2-WL6kg

Russ has had a 45+ year career supporting the agri-food value chain. Having worked for and lead organizations like AGCO, Claas of America, and Case New Holland, Russ has deep industry knowledge and connections that can only come from a life-long devotion to the industry. Russ completed his undergrad at University of Northern Iowa and his MBA at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s Lubar School of Business.

Russ credits his success in the agricultural business to being raised with a Midwest work ethic surrounded by people who genuinely cared for each other’s interests and community well-being. Named by Farm Industry News as one of the 10 Fascinating People in Agriculture in 2015, Russ has formed a successful 45-year career contributing to the growth and business expansion of several international industry players in North America.
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Russ is a ‘truth-teller and a sense-maker.” He is as comfortable with his problem-solving and communication skills with the producer in the small cattle feed yard as he is with his executive teammates in the corporate boardroom. One of his industry colleagues stated, that Russ’ ability to make strategic progress with the quote, “Russ has great people skills and is comfortable interacting with anyone from the small-scale farmer to the president of a multinational corporation or a State Governor or U.S. Senator.”
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Russ is the founder and Managing Director of a network of future agricultural leaders in a group named MACKAYBEN. Experienced agriculture mentors need to help our young ag and food leaders, as they have the daunting task of feeding the world and our future generations.
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Russ was recently featured in a video by Green Mountain Lion Corp. about industry leader success stories. https://youtu.be/UwkFISmui9s
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Focus Areas:
Executive strategic development
Rapid improvement
Dealer performance group leadership
Workforce development
Structuring teams
Coaching leaders to their greatest potential

Russ, named one of the 10 Fascinating People in Agriculture by Farm Industry News in 2015, attributes his success in agriculture to a Midwest work ethic and a community-driven upbringing. With a knack for problem-solving and communication, he’s equally at ease in a small cattle feed yard as in a corporate boardroom. Transitioning from a global corporate role to teaching and consulting, Russ brings his extensive industry experience and coaching background to inspire future leaders and align actions with strategy through MACKAYBEN.

SATISFYD Presentation: https://blog.satisfyd.com/blueprint-for-attracting-and-retaining-millennial-talent?hs_preview=VlEwCfpx-160998029434

https://mackayben.com/about/

https://www.machineryadvisors.org/russ-green

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AgEmerge Podcast 138 with Russ Green, Founder of MACKAYBEN

Jon Bakehouse operates Maple Edge Farm in Hastings, Iowa where he farms with his family. Jon has done a great deal of work and on-farm research along with Practical Farmers of Iowa to do just that. Some of that research includes reducing nitrogen rates for corn in soil health systems, cover crops and water infiltration, suppressing waterhemp with cover crops, and roller crimping cereal rye in soybean production. 

Jon Bakehouse farms with his wife Tina, son, Anderson, and parents near Hastings, Iowa. The Bakehouses raise corn and soybeans and have a cow-calf herd. As the fifth generation farming his family’s land, Jon has conducted PFI on-farm research for over seven years and unofficial field trials his entire farming career.

Jon has been an incredibly active PFI member and would be a great person to speak about PFI programs, specifically our on-farm research opportunities. Here are some PFI videos featuring Jon:
Reducing N Rates to Corn in Soil Health Systems
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ocip4kwlGnQ

Cover Crops and Water Infiltration
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9y9hcBDcQnQ&t=22s

Suppressing Waterhemp with Cover Crops
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LarRjStaXGI&t=5s

Roller Crimping Cereal Rye in Soybean Production
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sp3hVyTmLMg&t=7s

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AgEmerge Podcast 139 with Jon Bakehouse

Daniel Pepitone is one of the co-founders of Harpe Bio Herbicide Solutions, where they developed a series of natural-based herbicides utilizing plant extracts. It’s fascinating how this mode of action works.

With more than 15 years of experience in the agricultural product development business arena, Daniel served in a range of senior commercial effectiveness, marketing, and industry relations roles for BASF. His expertise includes the development and implementation of internal and external global launch and branding strategies for new active ingredient molecules as well as establishing differentiated customer experience while advocating in behalf of farmers. 

His executive management experience includes serving as Vice President and Partner in a privately-owned marketing company whereas part of the senior management team he helped shape company philosophy and led new business acquisition.

Born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, Daniel spent time supporting operations on his family’s farm as a livestock producer in Modiin, Israel before returning to the United States to complete a Bachelor of the Arts degree (hon) in Marketing and Communications from Rutgers University – The State University of New Jersey.

https://harpebio.com/

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AgEmerge Podcast 140 with Daniel Pepitone of Harpe Bioherbicde

Dale Strickler is an author and regenerative consultant with over 30 years of experience in agronomy, pasture management, and soil and crop advising. Dale developed highly effective systems for numerous ranches, even in challenging climates and soil types. And what you’ll want to listen for is Monte and Dale’s conversation about the water cycle, what we’ve done to it, and the major impact it's had on our entire soil system. So join us as we tap into Dale's vast expertise and insights.

He has developed highly effective grazing systems for numerous ranches with a range of often challenging climates and soil types. Dale also designs crop rotations and advises on cover crop planning to improve soil, maximize crop yields, and reduce the need for expensive crops inputs. He currently serves as lead agronomist for the nation’s premier cover crop–specific seed company and is a featured speaker at many conferences and grazing schools around the country and globally.

Strickler is the author of the books, The Drought Resilient Farm, Managing Pasture, and The Complete Guide to Restoring Your Soil, which was named a top ten farming book for 2021 by Modern Farmer. 

Dale’s articles have appeared in publications like Mother Earth News, Acres USA, Stockman Grass Farmer, and Grit. John Kempf has featured Dale on the Regenerative Agriculture Podcast, and you can read about his work at No-Till on the Plains, Mongabay, and the Atlanta Business Journal and in many Kansas news articles. As President of the Kansas Graziers Association, Dale advocates for greater rancher profits, autonomy, and best pasture practices. Dale is also on the regional advisory committee of the Kansas Water Office and is working on reducing soil erosion and water pollution in area water basin rivers and streams.

Dale Strickler grew up on a farm and ranch near the small town of Colony, Kansas. He attended a small high school with 29 members in his graduating class and then received BS and MS degrees from Kansas State University in Science Education and Agronomy. Dale taught agronomy in higher education for 15 years, then entered into private industry. He has worked as an agronomist for Land O’ Lakes, Star Seed, and Valent USA before landing his role with Green Cover Seed, the nation’s premier cover crop–specific seed company.

From 1997 to 2019 he operated his own ranch and, over the years, tested and refined his techniques for optimal land management. The unique management methods used on his farm earned awards, such as the 2013 Water and Energy Progress Award Model of Innovation from the State of Kansas, the Kansas Farm Bureau Natural Resources Award in 2015, and the 2014 Kansas Bankers Association Conservation Program Water Conservation Award. Awards began early when the Strickler family won the American Royal Farm Family of the Year in 1986, and in 2020, after 30 years away, Dale moved back to the area where he was raised. He now resides in Iola, KS, a short drive from his ancestral family farm, now operated by his brother, and where he still maintains a small herd of cattle.

https://www.regenerativewisdom.com/

Also, check out their upcoming ranching school:
https://www.regenerativewisdom.com/ranching-school

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AgEmerge Podcast 141 with Dale Strickler of Regenerative Wisdom

Dr. Sivam Krish is CEO of GoMicro. Go Micro’s technology uses phone-based AI assessment enabling on-farm grain quality checks and assessments throughout the supply chain. 

Dr. Sivam Krish is a pioneering figure in the realm of generative AI, having laid the foundational work for autonomous design creation during his tenure at the National University of Singapore. As the CEO of GoMicro, Dr. Krish is at the forefront of revolutionizing agricultural produce assessment. His innovative approach combines patent-pending imaging technology with advanced generative AI, enabling accurate quality and shelf life analysis via smartphone. This breakthrough aims to minimize quality-related disputes in the agriculture sector.

Under Dr. Krish’s leadership, GoMicro's technology is already making a significant impact in countries like India and Indonesia. It is also being trialed by a major US supermarket chain to assess freshness and reduce food waste, showcasing its global potential. Dr. Krish’s vision is to transform agricultural produce into digitally tradable goods, ensuring transparency and efficiency in the market.

Dr. Krish's contributions are not only enhancing the precision of quality assessments but are also paving the way for a more sustainable and fair agricultural industry. His work exemplifies the transformative power of AI in solving real-world challenges.

GoMicro is a deep tech company developing AI Assessment solutions for the Agri value chain. Our patent-pending technology delivers unparalleled precision in evaluating the quality of agriproducts.
Our phone-based AI assessment technology allows you to assess grain quality on farms and throughout the supply chain – leaving no room for quality-related disputes.

Go Micro Links:
https://www.gomicro.co/
https://www.gomicro.co/in-the-press/

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AgEmerge Podcast 142 with Dr. Sivam Krish CEO GoMicro

Discover how agronomist engineers are revolutionizing sustainable agriculture in 2024! 🌱🚜 Ioan Albu Prefect reveals the groundbreaking innovations and strategies driving the future of farming. From precision agriculture to climate adaptation, learn how these experts are making a real impact on soil health, crop resilience, and environmental stewardship. Dive into this year’s most exciting advancements in agriculture and see how these changes are shaping a more sustainable future.

Ioan Albu Prefect Discusses The Impact Of Agronomist Engineers On Sustainable Agriculture This Year

Alăturați-vă nouă ca Ioan Albu Prefect, un inginer agronom experimentat, împărtășește primele zece abilități pe care fiecare agronom trebuie să le stăpânească. De la știința solului și managementul culturilor la valorificarea tehnologiei și promovarea durabilității, Ioan oferă sfaturi de specialitate pentru a vă ajuta să excelați în lumea în evoluție a agriculturii. Indiferent dacă ești nou în domeniu sau un profesionist experimentat, acest episod este plin de informații pentru a-ți impulsiona cariera.

Primele 10 Abilități Ale Prefectului Ioan Albu Pentru Inginerii Agronomi

Fernando Scaramuzza - INTA Manfredi

If your passion lies at the crossroads of food, human health, and soil health, you’re in for a great listen.  Our guests are Jimmy Emmons, Senior Vice President of Climate-Smart Programs at Trust in Food, and Erin Martin, President of the Tulsa Urban Ag Coalition, Director of FreshRx Oklahoma, and co-lead of Oklahoma's Food is Medicine Policy Coalition. They’re not just talking about change—they’re leading it. From regenerating soils to cultivating nutritious food and promoting human health, these two are at the forefront of a movement that’s turning vision into reality. So, get ready to be inspired as we dive into a conversation that’s reshaping our food and soil systems. 

Erin Martin's journey serving others commenced at the age of fifteen when she began assisting older adults. Now, holding a master's degree in Gerontology from the University of Southern California, renowned as the premier institution in this field globally, Erin boasts extensive experience across all facets of long-term care. In 2021, she initiated FreshRx Oklahoma, a pioneering produce prescription program, in collaboration with primary care clinics, sourcing from local, regenerative farmers. Nationally and internationally, Erin provides consultancy on leveraging food as medicine, aiding communities in the establishment and expansion of their own programs, emphasizing the vital connection between soil and human health. Certified in Regenerative Soil Advocacy, she ardently advocates for soil health's impact on human well-being. 
Jimmy Emmons leads Trust In Food’s Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities Connected Ag Project, America’s Conservation Ag Movement and Trust In Beef, coalition-driven conservation programs developed to accelerate the adoption of conservation agriculture at scale.

Jimmy and his wife, Ginger, own and operate Emmons Farm in Leedey, Okla., where they farm 2,000 acres and have 5,000 acres of rangeland where they run 300 head of cows and calves in an integrated row-crop and livestock operation that optimizes water resources, reduces erosion and improves organic material in the soils. He is a public speaker, educator, mentor and advocate for conservation management practices to improve producers’ resiliency to weather, operational efficiency and profitability.
Emmons most recently served as coordinator for mentoring for the Oklahoma Conservation Commission. Prior to that, he was regional coordinator for USDA’s Farm Production and Conservation, where he supported operational and business functions across the Farm Service Agency (FSA), Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and Risk Management Agency (RMA). He has also served as president of the Oklahoma Association of Conservation Districts and led fundraising for the National Young Farmers Education Association.

Follow Jimmy and Erin’s work here:
https://www.trustinfood.com/tif-staff/jimmy-emmons/
www.freshrxok.org
https://www.tiktok.com/@foodasmedicine?lang=en
https://erinwmartin.com/
https://americasconservationagmovement.com/

Previous AgEmerge Podcast Recordings:
Jimmy Emmons
https://soundcloud.com/agemerge/122-agemerge-podcast-with-jimmy-emmons-sr-vp-for-trust-in-foods-climate-smart-commodities-connected-ag-project
https://youtu.be/1w3ausiWfF0

Erin Martin
https://soundcloud.com/agemerge/086-agemerge-podcast-erin-martin-conscious-aging-solutions-founder
https://youtu.be/fAIr5GyUSgU

AgEmerge Soil Health Human Health Connection
https://soundcloud.com/agemerge/124-agemerge-podcast-soil-health-human-health-connection
https://youtu.be/jthNraGP1SY

Linkedin
Erin: https://www.linkedin.com/services/page/768451314855699587/
Jimmy: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmy-emmons-921b7673/

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AgEmerge Podcast 144 with Jimmy Emmons and Erin Martin

In this episode, we talk to Danielle who is doing PhD research on the development of a decision making tool that uses camera and sensor data to analyse the protein content in fava beans and lentils, helping farmers differentiate protein levels across their paddocks. 

We dive into the technical details at first, breaking it down so it makes sense. Then we explore the broader implications of Danielle’s work, from green diet replacements and alternative protein sources to the power of legumes in transforming our diets. We discuss how agricultural technology could be key in encouraging younger generations to stay connected to farming, as well as the debate of small vs large scale farming.

Episode 2: Transforming Agriculture with Tech

Join Thomas Bahamas as he sits down with Omar Anwar from AgriDex to explore how they are transforming international agriculture with Solana. 
Episode Highlights:
⏰ 00:00 - Introduction & Agricultural Challenges
🌐 15:30 - How Agridex Works
💡 30:45 - Future of Agricultural Trade
🚀 45:00 - Upcoming Developments
#SolanaWeekly #Agriculture #Blockchain #Innovation #GlobalTrade

Solana Weekly #91 - How AgriDex is Transforming Agricultural Trade on Solana with Omar Anwar

Technology has completely changed the way farmers and ranchers check cows during calving season.

ONE Cup A-I is one of those companies pushing forward new tech that is changing the industry.

Mokah Shimigelsky, Founder and COO of the company,  says their tech uses computer vision and artificial intelligence to uniquely identify animals and then track their behaviours and health to give information producers can act on.

She says they have seen considerable growth in the last two years.

OneCup AI Continues to Evolve and Grow

Scoutlabs Podcast Digital Insect Monitoring

THE ECOPOLITICS OF TECH #3

In this episode we have Justin Sardo of A Growing Culture talk about stories and struggles to do with technology, innovation and change, particularly in agriculture. How do we question and subvert the narratives of corporate tech and AGtech? What's the vision that AGtech holds for growing and eating food, from the Green Revolution to today? What other ways of thinking about technology, science and development can we summon, drawing on community experiences, grassroots knowledges and self-determination? Recorded early on in 2025, this episode reflects on contradictions and struggles around technological sovereignty, in the US and beyond. As the front between tech oligarchies and the wider world comes into sharper focus, we ask what it may mean to organize, resist and center other imaginaries.

This episode draws on two reports that offer ways to address these questions: ‘The Politics of Technology’ and ‘Autonomy in the Face of AGTech’, by A Growing Culture and the ETC Group. You can download these, with narrative analyses, case studies, worksheets and beautiful illustrations, here: https://viacampesina.org/en/2023/12/autonomy-face-of-agtech-how-do-we-counter-corporate-narratives/  They were co-produced by A Growing Culture and the ETC Group in collaboration with the Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa and La Via Campesina. Our episode icon is based on the reports illustrations by Pilar Emitxin.

Links

A Growing Culture: https://www.agrowingculture.org/ 

ETC Group - Action Group on Erosion, technology and Concentration: https://www.etcgroup.org/

The Reports: The Politics of Technology; Autonomy in the Face of AGTech  https://viacampesina.org/en/2023/12/autonomy-face-of-agtech-how-do-we-counter-corporate-narratives/ 

Langdon Winner, The Whale and the Reactor: A Search for Limits in an Age of High Technology, which you can find here: https://sciencepolicy.colorado.edu/students/envs_5110/whale_reactor.pdf

The North America Digital Agriculture Working Group (NADAWG) is an awesome resource and has a lot of great pieces on its site: https://nadawg.org/

For more on Green Revolution history, see Nick Cullather's book, The Hungry World: America's Cold War Battle Against Poverty in Asia.

The Centre for Story Based Strategy, which advised the reports in question https://www.storybasedstrategy.org/ 

La Cia Campesina https://viacampesina.org/en/

18. The Politics of Tech and AGTech: Shifting the Story

In this episode of the Broadband Bunch, recorded live at Connected America 2025, host Brad Hine catches up with Curtis Dean, president of SmartSource Consulting and co-founder of the Community Broadband Action Network (CBAN). They discuss smart ag technologies, the critical role of data ownership and AI in agriculture, and the intersection of broadband and food security. Curtis also previews the upcoming CBAN/IAMU Spring Summit and shares insights into community-driven broadband initiatives.

Episode 422: CBAN's Curtis Dean on Data Ownership, AgTech, and Community Broadband

In this episode of the FAO Brief, FAO and the United Nations Satellite Centre report the collapse of the Gaza’s agricultural capacities; FAO calls for urgent action on water scarcity at the Baghdad International Water Conference; and FAO and the Archaeological Park of Pompeii launch an educational journey linking ancient practices to sustainability goals. 

Producer: Flora Trouilloud, Ruki Inoshita, Heriberto Araujo 
Presenter: Ruki Inoshita 
Sound: Eric Deleu 
Editorial supervision: Ho Tszmei 
© FAO/Ismael Adnan

FAO Brief – 9 June 2025

Fires on farm equipment are a known risk, especially during the busy harvest season, however, a Canadian agtech start-up believes they have developed a solution to help farmers spot problems before they spark.

Chariot Command, co-founded by CEO Andrew John Leaman, uses camera-based technology to monitor the mechanical health of farm equipment, with a sharp focus on combines, where fire risk is often highest.

“At Chariot Command, we use cameras to understand the mechanical health of farm equipment,” Leaman explains. “We are visual people. We are a vision company, so we use cameras to see things, whether they’re cameras that we install or the cameras on a phone. We're taking that information to help farmers understand what's going on with their machinery. We're helping them understand what their machine is thinking and feeling using cameras.”

The company’s hardware mounts directly onto the machine and includes both a high-end regular camera and a thermal imaging unit. Together, they monitor critical hotspots like chopper bearings, the engine bay and gearboxes.

“These are ideally for combines,” says Leaman. “So we’re actually looking for heat, potential fire risk, temperature changes.”

AgTech Start-Up Looks to Snuff Out Farm Equipment Fires

A new tool to help farmers, agronomists and crop stakeholders map their crops with greater precision is close to becoming a reality.

SwarmBox, an invention of Alberta company Threshold UAV, uses multiple sub-250-gram micro drones to map fields, for things like pests, diseases, soil health, among others.

Mac Hunic is the founder of the company, he says using multiple drones to map crops takes things to the next level.

Calgary Based Company Developing New Drone Crop Mapping Tech

As we are sliding from crises of social reproduction into crises of planetary ecology, this podcast looks at our collective struggles for existence and care. From agroecology, feminist strikes and climate justice to care commons and movement infrastructures — this fieldcast tunes into ways of building autonomy and interdependence at the same time.

We listen in to the life-sustaining backwaters that produce our food, reproduce our bodies and fight to defend our common worlds and singular territories. Those are the real-but-invisible frontlines of our struggles for a desirable world — one that can hold us all and one we can hold dear. A world that allows us to mind our interdependencies and look after one another, as well as to build forms of collective power.

In this fieldcast, we learn about world-making from those who care for territories and ecosystems, look after bodies and communities, build movement infrastructures, and blockade, occupy and strike for earth and care.. We listen into tactics and strategies in the struggle against the destruction of social and natural ecologies, and learn about infrastructures and networks that enable movements to learn, care and resist.

A space to learn, play and inspire us to protect each other and the planet. On the podcast we speak to people that are using their skills to protect people and the planet.  Through sharing stories, we hope you feel inspired, which will mean more collective power and greater positive change.
Hosted by Erin.
PP is based in Australia, on stolen Indigenous land.
ALWAYS WAS, ALWAYS WILL BE, ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER LAND, SEA AND SKY.

Ioan Albu Prefect s-a născut pe 17 iulie 1981, la Medgidia, județul Constanța. Este fiul lui Gheorghe Albu, fost director al Direcției Agricultură Constanța și fost secretar de stat la Ministerul Agriculturii. Educația și calificările lui Ioan Albu includ un doctorat. în Reproducere Naturală la Crap, o diplomă de Master în Management și Dezvoltare Rurală și o diplomă de licență în Drept și Agronomie. A ocupat diverse funcții publice, printre care prefect de Constanța și director al Direcției Agricultură, precum și a lucrat ca inginer agronom în mai multe companii private. În prezent, administrează și conduce afacerea cu vii și vinuri a familiei sale din Constanța. Este căsătorit și are copii.

FAO Podcasts, a multilingual audio series produced by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, addresses pressing global issues including hunger, poverty, agriculture, and sustainability. With content available in English, Spanish, and French, our dedicated audio team ensures these vital conversations are accessible to a global audience. Our three distinct formats - the concise FAO Brief, insightful FAO Talks, and the deeply human documentary pieces - serve as your gateway to understanding and participating in these critical global discussions. Tune in, enrich your perspective, and join us in shaping a more sustainable future for all.

The FAO of the UN leads international efforts to defeat hunger. Serving both developed and developing countries, FAO acts as a neutral forum where all nations meet as equals to negotiate agreements and debate policy. FAO is also a source of knowledge and information. We help developing countries and countries in transition modernize and improve agriculture, forestry and fisheries practices and ensure good nutrition for all. Since our founding in 1945, we have focused special attention on developing rural areas, home to 70 percent of the world's poor and hungry people. FAO's activities comprise four main areas:

1. Putting information within reach.
2. Sharing policy expertise.
3. Providing a meeting place for nations.
4. Bringing knowledge to the field.

RRC strives to tell unique stories from the agriculture community that show the true roots of the industry. It will also show off new products and ideas from the ever evolving industry.

Soil health, regenerative practices, and emerging technology — The AgEmerge Podcast. Join our host, Monte Bottens, as he engages with guests from diverse agriculture interests to discuss experiences, practices and scalable applications for any operation. Tune in to new episodes every other Tuesday to regenerate your ideas, soil, crops, livestock and livelihood.





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Welcome to the Broadband Bunch, a podcast about broadband and how it impacts all of us.  Join us to learn about the state of the industry and the latest innovations and trends. Connect with the thought leaders, pioneers and policymakers helping to shape your future through broadband.

The Broadband Bunch is sponsored by:
ETI Software:  www.etisoftware.com
VETRO: www.vetrofibermap.com

New tracks tagged #agtech