Ag tech companies must consider the financial concerns of farmers

Kristjan Hebert is a farmer in Canada and a member of the Global Farmer Network. He is an advisor with a Saskatchewan-based ag-tech accelerator and venture fund, where he gets to see the latest ideas and proposed solutions entrepreneurs are pitching to industry. Na nke a blog, Hebert shares the farmer’s view of important considerations as companies launch in the ag-tech space.

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Nhá»rá» A na -anabata ndá»‹ ga -aga ime akwá»¥kwá» 2022 A na-anabata nhá»pá»¥ta maka ndá»‹ ga-azá» á»kwa. Charles Peeters bá»¥ onye á»rá»¥ ugbo na steeti Goias na Brazil na onye otu Global Farmer Network, Charles Peeters bá»¥ onye á»rá»¥ ugbo na steeti Goias na Brazil na onye otu Global Farmer Network 12-18, 2022, Charles Peeters bá»¥ onye á»rá»¥ ugbo na steeti Goias na Brazil na onye otu Global Farmer Network. Má»¥takwuo maka mmemme ahá»¥ Ebe a.

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Kristjan Hebert

Ugbo Ndá»‹ Kraá»‹st 28,000 acres dá»‹ na ndá»‹da á»wá»¥wa anyanwá»¥ nke Saskatchewan, Canada, na-eto eto malt barley, isi iyi na-acha uhie uhie á»ka wit, canola, daa rye, peas odo na oat. á»Œ si mahadum lá»ta na 2008, kpebisiri ike na-eto eto eziná»¥lá» ugbo si 2,000 acres na á» bá»¥ ka á» na-etolite.
Kristjan ji mmasá»‹ ya na ego (he's a CPA) na ndá»‹ mmadá»¥ na-eme mkpebi azá»¥mahá»‹a na kpá»ká»ta ndá»‹ otu chá»rá» itolite. Ndá»‹ á»rá»¥ ugbo na-aga n'ihu na-ewepá»¥ta ihe á»ká»¥ká»¥ ya ma na-edozi ntá»¥ghará»‹ ihe á»ká»¥ká»¥ ruo n'Ã³kÃ¨ á»¥fá»dá»¥ dá»‹ka nkweká»rá»‹ta ire ahá»‹a enwere ike á»‹nweta..
Ugbo a na-eji oge á» bá»¥la n'á»tá»¥tá»¥ acres ya, na opekempe á»‹ká»¥ ubi na ndá»‹ á»zá». Tekná»¥zá»¥ gá»¥nyere mgbanwe á»ná»¥ego fatá»‹laá»‹za na a 6-9 atá»¥matá»¥ nleká»ta nri afá» nke gá»¥nyere á»tá»¥tá»¥ á»¥zá» isi tinye fatá»‹laá»‹za. Nke a na-enye á»¥fá»dá»¥ njikwa ihe egwu n'ime afá» dá»‹ka nke a mgbe á»ná»¥ ahá»‹a fatá»‹laá»‹za dá»‹ elu.
Kristjan na-ará»¥ká» á»rá»¥ na nwanne ya nwoke na-azá»¥ aná»¥ á»¥lá», iji mepá»¥ta silage maka aná»¥ á»¥lá», then grow a cover crop that's available for grazing, n'aka nke ya na-agbakwunye nri fatá»‹laá»‹za n'ala. Site n'echiche gburugburu ebe obibi, he thinks it's important to get farmers and livestock producers working together.