Curt Hudnutt, who leads @RaboAg, provides perspective on the recent Reuters report on Wall St Banks trimming their farm portfolios and why - in this environment - Rabo AgriFinance continues its growth path bankingdive.com/news/rabobank-…

Attending my first #FoodBytes start-up pitch competition event. Pretty amazing to see one innovative entrepreneur after another in #agtech, #foodtech and cpg consumer packaged goods.

Some of my favorite #agtech and #foodtech start-ups from Foodbytes by Rabobank that could get huge in tomorrows ahead: Capro-X, turning Greek yogurt waste into bio-oils, LocalCoho salmon, SeedLinked | Know your seed and Evigence Sensors - Visual Freshness Sensors

Seems appropriate to eat a massive amount of cheese on a plane to Wisconsin for World Dairy Expo. #WDE19

Research and verification may become again important to media facing social media stealing, fake videos, false sources, etc. The good and bad of technology never ceases. Thank you for sharing your experience, Clinton Griffiths, AgDay Anchor 📺 🎙 🖊! agweb.com/article/stolen…

Responding to a need identified in the industry, @RaboAg designed a new loan product to take away the financial barrier of surviving the three-year transition to organic production for leading U.S. farmers interested in diversifying their operations.

My amazing coworkers donated a total of $9,120 out of their own pockets yesterday to National FFA for #GiveFFADay, far surpassing our goal of $5k. Proud and fortunate to work with so many amazing people who care about the future of Ag!

It was great to hear retired Mike Hergert in new NA🎙FB Where Are They Now episode w/ Mike Adams nafb.com/node/13014. Fun to hear his story and the history. The last minute got me...

New NA🎙FB Where Are They Now episode w/ Mike Hergert nafb.com/node/13014 "I never set out to be a leader...It's just like life. It's your turn to do whatever it is that you [do]...Sad thing is your turn doesn't last that long, so you need to do it while opportunity's there"

I can now share what I've been working on the past six months and introduce you to Terrain! Go to terrainag.com for a look at one beautiful website that has insightful content for U.S. agriculture!

This just had to be one of the first Market Intelligence pieces we launched Terrain with. Important PSA for farmers with on-farm storage: don't market your grain on auto-pilot!

Don Close will include an outlook for what's coming next on livestock transport costs, and Dave Weaber will talk to when do we move to Rebuilding Phase of cattle herd and unique opportunities at this Rebuilding decision-making point in time.

We have an About Us page, but have you seen our About Us visual board? Although we couldn't be at this year's Agricultural Media Summit in person, we're incredibly grateful to have been an event sponsor. Looking forward to next year! brnw.ch/21wCvHy #AgMedia

"Interest expense will likely be larger in 2023 than in past years, and the interest cost of prepaying inputs on a line of credit may outweigh the upfront price benefits." Read our Matt Clark's Q4 2023 Outlook, "The Interest Rate Dilemma": brnw.ch/21wDzc8 #AgTwitter

"Prices for day-old beef-dairy cross calves have skyrocketed to nearly double their normal value. Not only will this help with revenue in Q4, but it will continue to incentivize more cross calves going toward beef." - Our Ben Laine's Q4 Dairy Outlook: brnw.ch/21wDBrP

The cotton coverage by one of our grain analysts, Cody Barilla, is really exciting for me. If you cover cotton, add him to your source list!

I’ll be in St Louis next Monday for this event! Who’s coming?

Don’t do another story about carbon markets. Instead look at the total landscape for conservation revenue strategies and how they can build off each other. My colleague has a great report to help rethink and organize information on this subject area!

Come see me and my colleague Cody Barilla in the Farm Credit booth at NA🎙FB Trade Talk this Thursday! Monetizing Conservation is one of his interview topics. Also wheat & cotton outlooks, and what young & beginning producers should be paying attention to given the 1-2 yr outlook.

The Big Shrink is about the future of fewer consumers, an already aging population, and what that means for food and ag demand. Let’s prepare now for a resilient U.S. industry and rural economy. Learn more at lnkd.in/ev7RVVMd then reach out to talk with our team.