Podcast Short: BioCoat Gold and the Future of Risk-Sharing in Ag

Regenerative Agriculture Podcast

In this Podcast Short, John discusses how shifting from extractive to collaborative business models can help farmers reclaim their economic destiny. This episode also explores:

  • Historical farm economics, noting that while it was once common to pay for a farm in under ten years,

  • How "regenerative relationships" and shared risk-taking between vendors and growers are essential to restoring farm profitability.

  • A new performance warranty for BioCoat Gold is introduced as a way to remove financial risk for growers

  • Inviting large-scale operators to engage in broader risk-sharing partnerships that extend beyond single products to entire agricultural systems.

Additional Resources To learn more about AEA's new BioCoat Gold warrant, please visit: https://advancingecoag.com/land/warranty-biocoat-gold/

About John Kempf John Kempf is the founder of Advancing Eco Agriculture (AEA). A top expert in biological and regenerative farming, John founded AEA in 2006 to help fellow farmers by providing the education, tools, and strategies that will have a global effect on the food supply and those who grow it.

Through intense study and the knowledge gleaned from many industry leaders, John is building a comprehensive systems-based approach to plant nutrition – a system solidly based on the sciences of plant physiology, mineral nutrition, and soil microbiology.

Support For This Show & Helping You Grow Since 2006, AEA has been on a mission to help growers become more resilient, efficient, and profitable with regenerative agriculture.

AEA works directly with growers to apply its unique line of liquid mineral crop nutrition products and biological inoculants. Informed by cutting-edge plant and soil data-gathering techniques, AEA's science-based programs empower farm operations to meet the crop quality markers that matter the most.

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Hi friends, this is John.

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Welcome back to the Regenerative

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Agriculture podcast.

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Today, I want to have a

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conversation about farm

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economics and relationships

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between farmers and vendors

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and some of the work that we are

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doing with BioCoat Golden Pinion

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to address some of these

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challenges.

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We live in interesting times.

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We see that particularly here in

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North America, but also around

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the world.

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Many growers, depending on the

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crops they're growing and the

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situation they're in, many

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growers

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are in a very difficult economic

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context.

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I've always been fascinated by

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trying to understand how did we

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get to this spot?

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How did we arrive at this place?

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And there are many different

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contributing factors.

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I've been speaking about this

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topic quite a bit this winter.

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at conferences when I've been

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asked to talk about farm

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economics, conversation with

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myself and Michael McNeil.

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Actually, I think we might have

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ended up sharing it here on the

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podcast.

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I try to understand how did we

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get to where we are?

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And there are many different

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contributing factors.

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There's a combination of reasons

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for why we've arrived at this

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spot

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of farmers being so heavily

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extracted from

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and to some degree,

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not being in control of their

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own destiny as long as they

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choose to continue with the

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status quo of production

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practices and crops that are

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common.

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And I found it interesting when

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I'm going back in history you

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look at some of the historical

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data and just this is some very

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broad brushstrokes because

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there's lots of variation

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depending on where you are in

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North America and the crops that

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you're producing and there's a

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lot of context but

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Very broadly, through the late

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1940s, 50s, 60s, even into the

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early 1970s,

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it was possible for many farmers

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to

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pay for a farm in $5 .00.

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years.

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My grandfather served during the

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Second World War as a

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conscientious objector in the

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CPS camps,

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and he came home from the war,

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got married,

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purchased a farm,

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and he paid for that farm in

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four years.

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that, of farmers in that era

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paying for farms in a four to a

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10 -year time frame.

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you look back in that era and

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you ask what happened and how do

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we get from that place to the

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place that we are today?

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Well, the answer is many things

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happened and it's beyond the

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scope of what I want to get

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into. This could perhaps be a

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separate conversation at some

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point of

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all the various contributing

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factors that contributed to

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ranging all the way from cheap

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food policy to monopolization

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of energy and inputs and

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on and on the list goes.

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There's a regulatory

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growth of regulatory factors.

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There's a number of contributing

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factors.

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find this intriguing, the

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question, the challenge that I

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would ask people to think about.

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There's this question that Peter

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Thiel asks

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when presented with a business

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plan or business proposal.

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When we put together these long

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-range plans or long -range

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visions

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of, let's say you have a 10

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-year plan,

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how would you accomplish your 10

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-year goal in six months?

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question in that way is because

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it forces a change of thinking.

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You cannot achieve a 10 -year

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goal in six months by doing the

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same thing faster or by doing

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the same thing better.

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It requires doing something

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different.

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challenging growers to think

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about,

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if you had to pay for your farm

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in four years, how will you do

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it?

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I personally know many farmers

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who are producing revenue

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and profitability,

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of paying for a farm in four

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years,

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smaller scale,

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not on a scale of thousands of

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acres.

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I just recently had an exchange

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with a customer of ours who is

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growing in North Carolina on

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three acres and

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generating a net revenue, a net

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profit after paying themselves

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of

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$180 ,000 on three acres.

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more than many growers who are

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farming thousands of acres that

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we know and that we work with.

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to,

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we have to start asking this

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question from a very fresh

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perspective and recognizing that

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if profitability is the

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objective, then the farming of

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the future might look very

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different from the farming of

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today.

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that it might, but that it needs

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to.

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Anyway, as a part of all this,

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one of the significant factors

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that has also changed

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is the nature of

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business relationships that

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farmers engage with.

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And I,

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of course, have the unique

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context of having grown up in an

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Amish community

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and having had

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the opportunity to observe

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business interactions in

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a group where community still

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actually meant something and

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relationships weren't

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optimized for optimal extraction

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amongst the members of the

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community.

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One of the pieces that I've

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described occasionally is that

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regeneration

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When you look at regeneration

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from its most fundamental

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foundational

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aspects,

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the verb of regeneration implies

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that you are regenerating

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something from a degraded state

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to a more optimal state.

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do those two states look like?

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What does a degraded state look

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like? And what does a more

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optimized

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state of relationships look

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like?

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would suggest that degraded

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relationships are

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relationships that are

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competitive,

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that are extractive,

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that are self -serving,

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where

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each party to the relationship

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tries their very best to the

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means of their ability and their

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power and their influence to

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optimize that relationship for

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their own benefit.

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-serving extractive

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relationship,

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this competitive relationship,

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this zero

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-sum game,

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you have

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inherently,

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in the words that I've already

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used, you have inherent

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selfishness, you have

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competitiveness,

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and you have the destruction of

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community.

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When that happens, you have the

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destruction of relationships.

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relationships. And this is this

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can be relationships between

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soil microbes, between soil

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microbes and plants, between

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landscape

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ecosystems and livestock.

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Many, many different trophic

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levels that we can look at

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relationships and

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including in this case, what I'm

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referring to particularly is

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relationships between growers

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and

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the human community or the

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organizational community that

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they are surrounded by.

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purchasing from

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and

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the

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the people that they are

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supplying, the people who are

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buying their product from them.

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regenerating relationships from

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a degraded state, what does an

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optimized state look like?

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systems and optimal ecosystem

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function,

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healthy relationships are

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relationships that are

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collaborative.

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They are symbiotic.

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They are serving the community

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rather

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than just serving self.

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And you can continue this

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thought process and you can come

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up with many other

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adjectives or

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descriptions of what

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a regenerated relationship state

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might look like and does look

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like in biological systems.

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How do we create those types of

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relationships between

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our organizations and between us

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in a business context?

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This is something that I've

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thought about

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of how do we

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build this into our architecture

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and into our very DNA as a

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company at Advancing Equal

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Agriculture.

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We want to be

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a company that not just does

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regeneration,

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but a company that is inherently

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regenerative in the way that it

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interacts

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with employees,

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with customers, with vendors,

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and in the business landscape.

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So what

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does that look like exactly?

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This was one of the inspirations

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for

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the community fundraising round

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that we launched a couple of

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years ago

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because I wanted there to be an

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opportunity and a pathway for

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our customers and the growers

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that we were working with and

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our fans and supporters to

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engage with the

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company

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in

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and be a part of the overall

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company's success, so that there

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is this true symbiosis and this

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collaboration where everyone

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wins.

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And I've

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continued to think about how

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we might expand this more

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broadly.

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And particularly in the current

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business environment,

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this is something that appears

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to be for years.

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But how do we as a company, how

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do we participate in the risk

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that a grower takes on when

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starting to use

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advancing eco -agriculture

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products or starting to use our

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consulting services?

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How do we participate in the

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risk?

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And then

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ultimately,

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what a relationship should

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really look like

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is,

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can we participate in the risk

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of

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growing a crop to the depth that

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it also

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is justifiable from the grower's

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perspective where you have true

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collaboration that you also then

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participate in the reward, you

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participate in the upside

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when your consulting actually

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produces results.

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But there

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is an analysis there that needs

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to happen

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depending on the specific

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context of

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what is appropriate risk

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participation from

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the grower's perspective and the

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company's perspective.

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This is an interesting

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conversation, something

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interesting to think about.

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But

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the fruition, what has come to

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We've had many priorities as a

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company over the years and we

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have made many exciting

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advancements here in the last

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couple of years with

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our investments in

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crop ticks and infield sensors

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and FieldLark

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and internal technology that we

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have been developing.

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One of the things that has just

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recently come to the top of the

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list

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that we're now able to launch

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and to talk about

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is how we as a company are

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able to participate in the risk

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with the grower in in one

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particular product

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and my my aspiration is

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to eventually broaden this and

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it's it's complicated it's

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nuanced of course but figuring

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out

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how can we participate in the

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risk with a

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grower in implementing a full

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program a full

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change

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of changing from one type of

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nutrition management system to a

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different type of nutrition

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management system.

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And it's challenging to model

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that out and put that together

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well just because there is so

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much nuance and so there's so

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many different details that

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you almost have to put something

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together on a case -by -case

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basis.

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But what has emerged out of this

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is the opportunity for us to

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participate in the risk and

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essentially remove all the risk

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for growers using BioCoat Gold.

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A couple of weeks ago,

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we announced a partnership with

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Growers Edge.

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Growers Edge is partnering with

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us in the administration and

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the underwriting process of

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putting together

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a performance warranty for

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BioCoat Gold.

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So with BioCoat Gold, we now

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have,

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for those of you not familiar

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with BioCoat Gold, BioCoat Gold

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is a microbial

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inoculant seed treatment that

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combines

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mycorrhizal fungi.

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It also includes various

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bacterial inoculants that have a

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symbiotic relationship with

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mycorrhizal fungi as well as

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with plants directly.

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And it also includes a number of

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different biostimulants to just

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stimulate overall plant

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development

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and microbial development as

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well.

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We now have about a decade of

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experience with BioCoat Gold and

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it is

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a very consistent performer.

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It's been such a consistent

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performer in

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all these different types of

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environments and ecosystems we

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put it to. We can put it into

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very dry land environments, very

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stressed environments from

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high sodium levels or phosphorus

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levels. There's all kinds of

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different environmental contexts

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that BioCoat Gold has been

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challenged with.

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And it has been such a

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consistent performer,

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which is a bit of an outlier.

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and unusual in the microbial

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inoculant space,

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that we have the confidence to

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put together

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a performance warranty behind

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it. And so

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there is, of course,

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some fine print in how it needs

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to be used, how it needs to be

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applied properly,

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having appropriate checks and

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controls so that we can verify

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that the product did or did not

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perform.

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But the short version is that in

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conjunction with GrowersEdge,

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we've released this performance

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warranty for BioCoat Gold, where

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we commit to an ROI performance

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that

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it will at the very least,

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it will break even

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or you get 100 % refund.

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So it's and

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it is these types of programs.

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You can find the information.

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Our team will include

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links to this program in the

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show notes. You can also find

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them

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on social media.

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You can find the show notes on

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YouTube. You can also find them

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on the Region of Agriculture

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podcast website if you're

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unfamiliar or uncertain where to

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find those.

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You can also search for the

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information, find it on

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Advancing Ecoagriculture's

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website.

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But this is

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actually something that I'm very

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excited about because it

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is the first time we've been

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able to put something together

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that

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removes all risk for the grower.

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This is somewhat of a no -lose

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scenario.

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Either it performs or you get a

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refund.

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It's quite straightforward.

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And

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The vision that I would have is

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for us to figure out

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how can we do more of that?

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How can we do that with more

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products or how can we do that

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with an entire system?

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So for all of and of course for

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us as a company

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at Advancing Ecoagriculture,

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there is a

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minimum threshold from

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an administrative perspective

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and from an underwriting

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perspective

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that needs to be met in order

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to make putting something like

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this together.

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So the

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question and the invitation that

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I would have for all of you

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listening,

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if you have a crop scenario

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and you've been listening to the

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podcast or you've been working

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with AEA in some capacity,

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if you think that you might be a

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possible fit for

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for us to collaborate and

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develop this type of risk

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management scenario on

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a broader basis outside of just

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Biocode Gold,

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I would invite you to reach out

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to us. Let's start having a

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conversation because I'm very

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interested. We'll have to pilot

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this. We'll have to kind of

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figure it out as we go along.

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And we have to, of course,

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manage risk on our side as well

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as you do as a grower.

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But let's work together and

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figure it out together if that

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is something that makes sense

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for you. And if it doesn't make

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sense, then

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that's perfectly appropriate as

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well.

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I think it is figuring out how

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we

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develop these things together

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and

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how we truly collaborate and how

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we share risk.

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That is a

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foundational aspect

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of how we

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have regenerated relationships

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and collaborative and symbiotic

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relationships

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between input companies

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and between growers so

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that as input companies,

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I think there's a shared

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sentiment quite broadly and

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quite widely

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that

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Input companies generally are

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very extractive of farmers.

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The prices of many inputs do

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not correspond with the cost of

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production.

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They do not correspond,

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they mostly correspond with the

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perceived,

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well I shouldn't say the

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perceived, but the calculated

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ability to pay.

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And that's the reality.

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That ranges all the way from

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the cost of

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harvest equipment, to the cost

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of fertilizers, to the cost of

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seeds, to the cost of

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fungicides, insecticides, and so

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forth.

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And so

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this is something that's quite

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important to me and that I want

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us to continue developing as a

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company. So if this is something

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you're interested in

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at a substantial scale,

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00:17:44,240 --> 00:17:45,359
please reach out to us and let's

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have that conversation.

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For now,

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I want to wish you all a great

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growing season.

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May this year be a very

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profitable year.

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And

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please check out the warranty

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programs for BioCoat Gold.

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If you have an application for

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pinion that you want to test out

622
00:18:04,339 --> 00:18:05,139
on scale,

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please contact us.

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Let's have a conversation about

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how we can collaborate on the

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risk in that, if that is

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appropriate.

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And more broadly than that, if

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you want to also

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have us participate in the risk

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for

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00:18:20,759 --> 00:18:22,240
an entire program, an entire

633
00:18:22,240 --> 00:18:23,359
system on scale,

634
00:18:24,089 --> 00:18:25,730
please reach out to us and let's

635
00:18:25,730 --> 00:18:26,869
have that conversation as well.

636
00:18:27,670 --> 00:18:29,130
So thank you all for being here.

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Thank you for all the work that

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you do.

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I really appreciate all of you

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as listeners and the amazing

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changes that

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you are creating on your

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operations and in the world

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00:18:37,960 --> 00:18:38,759
generally.

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And we

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always welcome your feedback and

647
00:18:43,390 --> 00:18:44,509
your input on

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how we can improve as a company

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and how we can provide greater

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value.

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So thanks for all that you do.

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And let's talk again soon.

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The team at AEA and I are

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dedicated to bringing this show

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to you because we believe that

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knowledge and information is the

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foundation of successful

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regenerative systems.

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At AEA, we believe that growing

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better quality food and making

661
00:19:06,150 --> 00:19:07,670
more money from your crops is

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possible.

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And since 2006,

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we've worked with leading

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professional growers to help

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them do just that.

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At AEA, we do it all.

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we test, we analyze,

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and we provide recommendations

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based on scientific data,

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knowledge, and experience.

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We've developed products that

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are uniquely positioned to help

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growers make more money with

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regenerative agriculture.

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If you are a professional grower

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who believes in testing instead

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00:19:31,819 --> 00:19:32,619
of guessing,

679
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someone who believes in a

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better, more regenerative way to

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grow,

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visit advancingecoag .com and

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contact us to see if AEA is

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right for you.

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