In the fast-paced world of agricultural technology, the pursuit of more data has become a resounding mantra. Companies in the industry believe that increased data can unlock new levels of efficiency and productivity.
Step into the mind of a rancher. Operational thoughts bounce from making enough money…to providing a high-quality product for the consumer…to making necessary improvements before son or daughter take over…to finding enough time in the day to get everything on the to-do list accomplished.
“A rising tide lifts all the boats. If we are moving ahead here in the West, if we are moving ahead in agriculture, if we are moving ahead in industry…then the country prospers.” – John F. Kennedy
All contributions are useful to meet an end goal. The phrase “every little bit helps” rings true in saving time and money. It can also mean each member of a team offering individual skills and input to take a project from good to great.
Jerry Yates of WVU discusses improved forage management, agricultural footprints, and how Enriched Ag’s data platform helps take operations to the next level.
Private working lands are the cornerstones on which our nation was built. These lands produce and provide food and fiber to a growing population while sustaining rural economies. They provide many potential conservation benefits, including carbon sequestration, clean water, wildlife habitat and ecological diversity.
When it comes to grazing management, the basic questions have always been the same: How much forage do I have on my pastures? How many livestock can I graze? How long should I graze each pasture? Is the health of my grazing lands improving?
When and how to enter the carbon market may be top of mind for ranchers. What are the challenges and considerations faced by landowners in this new market?
Delane Atcitty of the Indian Nations Conservation Alliance speaks with Enriched Ag about the importance of predictive data when confronting resource scarcity.
Charlie Besher, a cow/calf producer in Patton, MO speaks with us about forage measurement and grazing plans.
