Corey Hillebo

At AgExplorer, farmers always come first.

In late 2025, Tim, the CEO at AgExplorer and I had a conversation, and he made it clear that while costs are rising in agriculture, AgExplorer is holding prices steady for the 2026 growing season.

Learn more at www.agexplorer.com.

That's A-G-X-P-L-O-R-E.com.

For full transparency, getting ready for this show, I went to 10% Ag and I was sitting next to Tanner.

And I'm actually in the middle of pricing my own chemistry for next year.

And he had a price on impact that was priced by the gallon that should have been priced by the ounce.

I figured, hey, maybe someone in the warehouse doesn't know this and they're going to ship me a pallet of impact for three grand and it's worth $300,000.

I found it.

I honestly thought it would like ding your phone and be like, no, that didn't happen.

But it took you a day.

I was texting him about prices, and that's when I was perusing.

I'm now the owner of 10% Ag.

Because it shows how much inventory you have there, too.

And I did the math.

I go, man, if I buy all this, it's costing me $64,000.

But it's $8.5 million worth of product.

Yeah.

When you said that, I thought about that.

I'm like, that's a 3% or whatever.