Growing the Future

Joe Larre says he built a farm portal in roughly 20–30 evening hours, estimating a programmer might charge $120,000–$130,000.

Fritz Haber and Carl Bosch made atmospheric nitrogen usable as ammonia, while Growing the Future asks whether farms can produce nitrogen solution onsite.

Growing the Future host Danny Everhart frames agricultural AI around taking repetitive work off farmers’ plates, using a five-invoice-per-day busy-season example.

Prairie land is splitting between the best acres and the rest.

The show opens like a live ag meetup.

This episode explores how assembling a diverse advisory team of financial and agricultural experts can strengthen farm operations and navigate challenges through personal stories and expert insights.

This episode explores the $70 per acre profit gap between farms, analyzing factors like management, marketing, and market conditions in agriculture.

This episode explores the resilience of farmers facing challenges like bad weather and financial pressures, featuring Jeff Bennett who discusses what breaks first in tough times and how he built a parallel business to survive.

The room opens with a tease about whether Josh Linville will show up.

A live workshop on using futures and options to protect agricultural investments in volatile markets.

A webinar kickoff for the agriculture community, blending motivational energy with discussion on innovation and growth.

A live panel discussion on whether Saskatchewan farmland values are peaking, plateauing, or pulling back.

A panel discussion on fortifying farm capital for a new lending reality, exploring alternative capital tools like life insurance.

A workshop on financial planning for farmers, covering revenue floors, margins, and break-even analysis with expert guests.

The show opens like a live town hall.

Danny Beherton opens a live Growing the Future Productions session with a blunt look at changing farm conditions.

A Q&A session with Canada's largest farmland owner discussing capital availability and positioning for producers.

A conversation with Robert Angelic about a coming capital squeeze in agriculture and a three-step action plan for farmers.

This episode features Tim Schaeffer discussing how farm leaders can transition from chaotic firefighting to strategic CEO roles through clarity, building systems, and modern management tools.

A podcast where innovators pitch agri-tech ideas to real-world farmers in a shark tank format.

A Shark Tank-style episode where ag tech founder Tayeb Sumro pitches PathoBox, a microbial profiling platform, to a panel of real farmers.

Host Dan Eberhardt introduces a webinar on water management and tile drainage in agriculture, featuring expert guests and audience interaction.

Host Dan Eberhardt introduces a guest whose work saves lives and shares a personal fundraising campaign for STARS air ambulance.

Host Dan Eberhard interviews an adventurer from Saskatchewan, discussing innovation and transformation in the adventure industry, while promoting his family of agri-businesses.

An interview with a fertilizer market analyst discussing the volatile global fertilizer market in 2025, including price spikes, tariffs, and buying strategies.

An interview with the founder of Farmer's Edge discussing the origin of the company name and the early challenges of integrating data into agriculture.

A fifth-generation farmer discusses his journey in precision agriculture, from satellite soil sampling to building a leading ag tech company and now focusing on carbon asset management and next-level agronomy.

Host Dan Eberhard interviews Benny Fisher, founder of Big Fish Contracting, about his story and insights for the Convergence Conference 2025.

This episode discusses how hands-on agricultural experiences outside the classroom can inspire students to consider careers in agriculture, featuring an interview with the executive director of Ag in the Classroom.

This episode features Rick Block from the Canadian Food Grains Bank discussing global food security, the impact of humanitarian aid, and finding gratitude in abundance.

Interview with a former John Deere dealership executive about leadership and growth in the agricultural industry.

This episode features an interview with Matt Gosling, a seasoned agronomist and entrepreneur, discussing the intersection of life principles, business acumen, and precision agriculture in modern farming.

An interview discussing the importance of agricultural innovation and education, featuring a guest with a unique story of overcoming adversity.

An agronomist and farmer discusses his experience in crop consulting, building confidence in product application, and his role as chair of Nuffield Canada.

An interview with an agronomy entrepreneur discussing innovation, trials, and business growth in agriculture.