Growing the Future Dan Aberhart , Terry Aberhart

Join Dan Aberhart for Season 6, Episode 2 of Growing the Future Podcast. Here we’ll be diving into agriculture and innovation with Craig Davidson, President of Taurus Agricultural Marketing Inc.

In this episode we dive deep into the sheer grit and determination of Marcel Kringe, Founder & CEO of Bushel Plus. Join us to hear about an entrepreneurial journey like no other.

Embark on an insightful exploration of the intersection between German culture and entrepreneurship with Marcel Kringe, the Founder of Bushel Plus.

Marcel unfolds his agricultural narrative, meandering through the rustic allure of German farming to the vast landscapes of Canada and Russia.

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Blake Berglund, Musician and Author, takes us on a journey from the farm in Kennedy, SK., to the vibrant streets of Nashville, Tennessee, tracing the thread of lightning that connects him to his father. As he grapples with the passing of his father, he finds solace and inspiration in the stormy nights and the memories of his farm upbringing.

Blake performs 'Farming Wives,' a song from his new album 'Left of the Right,' he shares thoughts on the importance of the matriarchy in the Berglund family.

This episode captures the essence of love, loss, and the enduring connection to the farm that shapes the lives of the Berglund family. 

Part Three: The grand finale with Canada's largest farmland owner, Robert Andjelic!

Join Robert and Dan on an exciting ride as they explore the bright future of agriculture, delving into the revolutionary impact of AI and gene editing. From weed control to drought-tolerant crops, they discuss the potential game-changers that could shake up the world of farming.

Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on the intricacies of global shifts, economic challenges, and the evolving landscape of agriculture.

In part two, Dan and Robert delve into critical insights shaping the future of agriculture, global trade, and investment strategies.

Robert discusses the importance of maintaining capital flow into agriculture, especially in these uncertain times. Canada, in his words, is at the forefront of efficiency, with a need to invest wisely for the benefit of future generations.