Andrew Rose (UK)
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Absolutely. And thank you again for having me here. It's always an honor to be here both virtually and in person on stage in Montreal. It was a blast as well. I am an agricultural futurist. I focused on these projects that will benefit our species three generations from now on a world as it will be to ensure that they have the food they need to survive and flourish.
Absolutely. And thank you again for having me here. It's always an honor to be here both virtually and in person on stage in Montreal. It was a blast as well. I am an agricultural futurist. I focused on these projects that will benefit our species three generations from now on a world as it will be to ensure that they have the food they need to survive and flourish.
And then for the past almost nine years now, I've worked in protecting our ag supply chain from cyber criminals and related threats. And I'm really excited about the co-guests that we have here today. These are some of the best in the world, in my opinion.
And then for the past almost nine years now, I've worked in protecting our ag supply chain from cyber criminals and related threats. And I'm really excited about the co-guests that we have here today. These are some of the best in the world, in my opinion.
Sure. Well, you've heard a few of my other fixations and memories as well. So mine are nowhere near as triumphant as Hannah's and Mike's, but apple cider donut, something I'm always craving, you know, in terms of that sweet treat. And then I just got back from a couple months in the Northeast and I try to eat everything that maple syrup in it.
Sure. Well, you've heard a few of my other fixations and memories as well. So mine are nowhere near as triumphant as Hannah's and Mike's, but apple cider donut, something I'm always craving, you know, in terms of that sweet treat. And then I just got back from a couple months in the Northeast and I try to eat everything that maple syrup in it.
So not necessarily a fixation, but more of an ingredient. And so I'm thinking about maple syrup scones and how can I incorporate maple syrup and other things I'm doing. Until I reach that threshold where I can't tolerate it anymore, then you wait another year, then cycles back around. And then food memory, I think back often to when I was at Farm Credit and we would put on these member dinners.
So not necessarily a fixation, but more of an ingredient. And so I'm thinking about maple syrup scones and how can I incorporate maple syrup and other things I'm doing. Until I reach that threshold where I can't tolerate it anymore, then you wait another year, then cycles back around. And then food memory, I think back often to when I was at Farm Credit and we would put on these member dinners.
So we'd bring in a geographic region, all the members together. And I never missed one that we did up in the Lancaster area when the plane community would come to Yoder's restaurant. And if you picture Yoder's, the Harry Potter Cathedral dinner. It was like that. It was just long tables of beautiful families, wonderful conversations. And Hannah, the food just keeps coming until you stop eating.
So we'd bring in a geographic region, all the members together. And I never missed one that we did up in the Lancaster area when the plane community would come to Yoder's restaurant. And if you picture Yoder's, the Harry Potter Cathedral dinner. It was like that. It was just long tables of beautiful families, wonderful conversations. And Hannah, the food just keeps coming until you stop eating.
I mean, there's always something new coming down the table. And it's just, it's not necessarily the food, but it was also the conversations, just the love and the beautifulness of sitting there and having those conversations around that meal. So thanks for reminding me of that too. I had thought about that a while, but I really enjoyed it.
I mean, there's always something new coming down the table. And it's just, it's not necessarily the food, but it was also the conversations, just the love and the beautifulness of sitting there and having those conversations around that meal. So thanks for reminding me of that too. I had thought about that a while, but I really enjoyed it.
I'm going to throw Mike under the bus on this one because I know there's, well, when I research, there's different definitions from different agencies, depending if you're talking to the FBI, if you're talking to the insurance companies, and then where does that nuance end? But I always lean upon Mike. He's my Encyclopedia Britannica of insurance knowledge.
I'm going to throw Mike under the bus on this one because I know there's, well, when I research, there's different definitions from different agencies, depending if you're talking to the FBI, if you're talking to the insurance companies, and then where does that nuance end? But I always lean upon Mike. He's my Encyclopedia Britannica of insurance knowledge.
But agroterrorism, Andrew, you know. No, it's fine. And one of the things I recall was there needs to be a $5 million threshold for damage. There needs to be an intent and an ideology to move a political message when the means, other means aren't there. And I think that one of the definitions was guerrilla warfare is the tool of the weak and terrorism is the tool of the weakest.
But agroterrorism, Andrew, you know. No, it's fine. And one of the things I recall was there needs to be a $5 million threshold for damage. There needs to be an intent and an ideology to move a political message when the means, other means aren't there. And I think that one of the definitions was guerrilla warfare is the tool of the weak and terrorism is the tool of the weakest.
Well, quick question for you, Hannah. With the Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act, I know that there have been some fits and starts in having it apply to certain circumstances. It appears, again, I haven't followed it closely, but it appears that now it's getting traction. Can you comment on some of the cases that have come up and how it's been applied?
Well, quick question for you, Hannah. With the Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act, I know that there have been some fits and starts in having it apply to certain circumstances. It appears, again, I haven't followed it closely, but it appears that now it's getting traction. Can you comment on some of the cases that have come up and how it's been applied?
I want to go back to something that Hannah said a little while ago. We often hear about the highly pathogenic avian influenza. Each path, highly pathogenic, that's a medical term. That means a 70% mortality rate be called highly pathogenic. So this is a dangerous virus that's spread around.
I want to go back to something that Hannah said a little while ago. We often hear about the highly pathogenic avian influenza. Each path, highly pathogenic, that's a medical term. That means a 70% mortality rate be called highly pathogenic. So this is a dangerous virus that's spread around.