Tuesday, November 24 | 1:00-2:00 PM Central
With margins tight and growers locking in plans for next year, the question isn’t just what farmers can afford. It’s what they’re still willing to spend on, and what it takes for something new to earn a spot on their farm.
Join Joe [last name] and Jeremy [last name] for a relaxed, live-podcast-style conversation with Brandon Hunnicutt, a fifth-generation farmer from Giltner, Nebraska, who has made a habit of trying new things. Brandon farms corn, soybeans, popcorn, and other crops with his father and brother at Hunnicutt Farms, using a mix of conventional and organic practices and new technology. He is also Chairman of the Nebraska Corn Board and has held leadership roles with Field to Market and the U.S. Grains Council.
Expect a real-world look at how a working grower makes investment decisions:
Where farmers are still willing to spend heading into 2027
What makes something new worth trying on the farm
What a grower needs to see before expanding it to more acres
What equipment manufacturers, dealers, and agtech companies can do to help
No slides, no sales pitches. Joe and Jeremy will open with a few questions, then the floor opens to the audience for questions and perspectives.
If you work in agribusiness, you’ll leave with a couple of practical ideas to put to work in your next conversation with a grower.