Clink Fischer

bought ground how they were able to structure their lease agreement from a crop share or from a cash rent to a crop share right like these details are so valuable and that is only facilitated through brain trust egg and through that online component and so that's to me

bought ground how they were able to structure their lease agreement from a crop share or from a cash rent to a crop share right like these details are so valuable and that is only facilitated through brain trust egg and through that online component and so that's to me

really the true value of removing kind of that local competition aspect from the coffee shop, coffee hour, to kind of making it more online. And that's so far what we've been doing.

really the true value of removing kind of that local competition aspect from the coffee shop, coffee hour, to kind of making it more online. And that's so far what we've been doing.

really the true value of removing kind of that local competition aspect from the coffee shop, coffee hour, to kind of making it more online. And that's so far what we've been doing.

Yeah, I think that's key, Tanner, is you have to develop that relationship first and foremost. And if we're going to be, you know, the three of us, if we were to join some kind of a group that has some payment aspect, well, we can already assume that we have a bit in kind of like-minded, a bit in common. And so the first threshold is,

Yeah, I think that's key, Tanner, is you have to develop that relationship first and foremost. And if we're going to be, you know, the three of us, if we were to join some kind of a group that has some payment aspect, well, we can already assume that we have a bit in kind of like-minded, a bit in common. And so the first threshold is,

Yeah, I think that's key, Tanner, is you have to develop that relationship first and foremost. And if we're going to be, you know, the three of us, if we were to join some kind of a group that has some payment aspect, well, we can already assume that we have a bit in kind of like-minded, a bit in common. And so the first threshold is,

for these discussions is, are we actually talking with folks who are invested in building better ag businesses? And the answer is yes. And so there's automatically a little bit of a trust factor when folks join BrainTrust Ag, but then we have ongoing like this last week, we had three live events that folks can jump on Zoom calls and discuss things.

for these discussions is, are we actually talking with folks who are invested in building better ag businesses? And the answer is yes. And so there's automatically a little bit of a trust factor when folks join BrainTrust Ag, but then we have ongoing like this last week, we had three live events that folks can jump on Zoom calls and discuss things.

for these discussions is, are we actually talking with folks who are invested in building better ag businesses? And the answer is yes. And so there's automatically a little bit of a trust factor when folks join BrainTrust Ag, but then we have ongoing like this last week, we had three live events that folks can jump on Zoom calls and discuss things.

We talk about things that are pertinent to ag business management. Okay, so what does that mean? Well, that means we're looking at these things as not a lifestyle. We're looking at how are we being more efficient and effective with our equipment. What are some opportunities from a marketing standpoint? How could I sell some ground and 1031 exchange that into ground closer to me?

We talk about things that are pertinent to ag business management. Okay, so what does that mean? Well, that means we're looking at these things as not a lifestyle. We're looking at how are we being more efficient and effective with our equipment. What are some opportunities from a marketing standpoint? How could I sell some ground and 1031 exchange that into ground closer to me?

We talk about things that are pertinent to ag business management. Okay, so what does that mean? Well, that means we're looking at these things as not a lifestyle. We're looking at how are we being more efficient and effective with our equipment. What are some opportunities from a marketing standpoint? How could I sell some ground and 1031 exchange that into ground closer to me?

And so it's a wide variety of things. The two things that I tell folks that we don't really talk about are, number one, current markets, because you go on Twitter and you can find that. The other thing we don't talk about is weather and how, shoot, we're in a drought. Okay, that's fine. You can go and be worried about that on other social media platforms.

And so it's a wide variety of things. The two things that I tell folks that we don't really talk about are, number one, current markets, because you go on Twitter and you can find that. The other thing we don't talk about is weather and how, shoot, we're in a drought. Okay, that's fine. You can go and be worried about that on other social media platforms.

And so it's a wide variety of things. The two things that I tell folks that we don't really talk about are, number one, current markets, because you go on Twitter and you can find that. The other thing we don't talk about is weather and how, shoot, we're in a drought. Okay, that's fine. You can go and be worried about that on other social media platforms.

So let's talk about things that we can control, which is how are we managing our operations and how are we transitioning? What are opportunities available to either the next generation or somebody who's trying to figure out how the heck they're going to make a living in agriculture? And so those are kind of the two primary focuses. How about that for a generic answer?

So let's talk about things that we can control, which is how are we managing our operations and how are we transitioning? What are opportunities available to either the next generation or somebody who's trying to figure out how the heck they're going to make a living in agriculture? And so those are kind of the two primary focuses. How about that for a generic answer?

So let's talk about things that we can control, which is how are we managing our operations and how are we transitioning? What are opportunities available to either the next generation or somebody who's trying to figure out how the heck they're going to make a living in agriculture? And so those are kind of the two primary focuses. How about that for a generic answer?