Chemicals at 10% Over Cost is Actually a Thing : Talking Cash & Carry
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How did Titan Immell start his journey in agriculture?
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Hey, Corey, remember that time you tried to get me to eat alligator? Yeah, at Buzzard Billy's in Des Moines. Yeah, that's right.
That's where it was. It's a great place to go, especially if you're going to be at the Casey Center or the Iowa Events Center or one of these farm shows, trade shows that are hitting up Des Moines because it's just right across the street.
Yeah, we know we've got a lot of listeners that are probably going to one of the farm shows or maybe even, heck, state wrestling, state basketball, all the events that are going on down there, even Whitetail Classic.
Great cocktails.
What makes the AgHub Midwest and 10% Ag business models unique?
Yeah, I was going to say one of the best burgers. Well, you never miss when you go to Buzzard Billy's. Walk across the street and let them know that Farm for Profits is here.
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This year, about 36 bushel an acre.
How does precision technology impact farming efficiency?
Yeah, it's pretty big. Yeah. I mean, you could argue that for the cash and carry side and having your own sprayer side, even in the retailers do a great job, but if they can't get to your field because you're 30th in the queue and then it rains and then it's two weeks later and you missed your mark, how costly is that? Yeah, for sure. So it's everything, not just fungicide, but fungicide this year. Yeah.
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Is that difficult? Is that difficult to start a show? Do I need to start it? Go for it. You start. I guess this is the sigh. Welcome back to Farm for Profit.
What are the advantages of selling farm chemicals at just 10% over cost?
Guys, we got Tanner here and he's just excited. Excited because it's the middle of January. It's the doldrums of winter. And we are going to talk. What are we going to talk about, Tanner?
I don't know. This is a new topic to me, new topic to you. No, this is important. You as listeners, I've always been huge contributors to our content. Don't want to forget Dave sitting here as well.
This is actually new for both of you. This is not new for me. We're going to talk sourcing chemicals, I believe, and products like that.
We're right in the middle of a three-week series that are really focused on ways to provide alternative looks at input sourcing. We already know what next week's episode is going to be like, so we're going to get you some crop insurance updates coming in.
How is aerial application changing the landscape of farming?
And we found out that that might be one of the only inputs that's going down in cost. We'll see.
We've got to talk chemistry. I just saw something come across X that said that we're actually trending down in input costs.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How did Titan Immell start his journey in agriculture?
0:00–0:39
2
What makes the AgHub Midwest and 10% Ag business models unique?
0:39–1:49
3
How does precision technology impact farming efficiency?
1:49–3:13
4
What are the advantages of selling farm chemicals at just 10% over cost?
3:13–3:59
5
How is aerial application changing the landscape of farming?
3:59–4:32
6
What hiring challenges exist in rural agriculture?
4:32–5:07
7
How can farmers break through growth plateaus in their businesses?
5:07–5:38
8
What insights does Titan offer for modern ag entrepreneurship?
5:38–1:01:41
Speakers
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