Could It Now Be Easier for Organic Crops to Contribute to Your Profitability?
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Why is organic certification often overwhelming for farmers?
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What are the main issues with Organic System Plans (OSPs)?
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How can we lower input costs? Like my dad would go to his whole group and just say, we buy this seed in bulk. We can lower that input cost. Right. Or, you know, we found that we increase yield based on X, Y, Z. And we share that information with each other. So that's the why behind quick organics is the excitement of really empowering those farmers to stay on their land. Not want to leave like an article came out today that the next generation of kids just don't want to be farming. Right.
How does Quick Organics simplify year-round certification tracking?
And I get it. Yeah. When you watch your parents struggle so long. So we're doing this in organic right now, but I think there's opportunities just in farming in general when we share knowledge base with each other.
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Yeah. Well, actually, your phone was ringing quite a bit. So which one are you referring to? We had one that was looking for Millennial Farmer.
Yeah.
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How can farmers benefit from better decision-making and record-keeping?
A lot of people just call us because they see that we hang out with Zach and go, hey, could you give us his number?
We don't do that. Sorry. Yeah. You can keep trying, but make sure when you do that, you head out and hit subscribe on our YouTube channel as well. So that way you see our content in between your favorite videos of his. We've got a lot of topics this year in 2026 focused on how we can help our listeners find different types of profitability, whether that's different seed varieties, tax credits, the opportunity to do some different business planning, all the way down to maybe we should try farming organically.
Yeah, and we've had several of our listeners, several friends, even one of our friends at Performance Livestock Analytics, that you would have never guessed that they were organic, and they are.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why is organic certification often overwhelming for farmers?
0:00–0:59
2
What are the main issues with Organic System Plans (OSPs)?
0:59–1:53
3
How does Quick Organics simplify year-round certification tracking?
1:53–2:53
4
What are the biggest mistakes made by ag software companies?
2:53–3:27
5
How can farmers benefit from better decision-making and record-keeping?
3:27–4:33
6
Why is traceability and digital record-keeping important for the future of farming?
4:33–4:49
7
What does it take to transition from conventional to organic farming?
4:49–5:17
8
How can Quick Organics help farmers manage their certification process effectively?
5:17–1:03:48
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