Agtech - So What? Sarah Nolet
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We tell the stories of innovators at the intersection of agriculture and technology to answer the question: what really is agtech and why should you care?
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Generics, Biologicals, and the Volatile Farm Inputs Market with Sam Taylor, Rabobank
Today, Sarah Nolet sits down with Sam Taylor, Farm Inputs Analyst and Executive Director for Research at Rabobank to discuss the future of key ag inputs markets.
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Getting into the Weeds: AI, Computer Vision, and the Future of Non-Chemical Weeding
Tenacious’ Matthew Pryor joins Liam Hescock, Founder and CEO of Azaneo, an electric weeding company and Guy Coleman to discuss the future of non-chemical weeding.
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How Small Growers Think about AgTech, with Sam Godwin, Washington Apple Grower
We dive into how growers think about tech solutions with Sam Godwin, second generation tree fruit farmer.
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AgTech News …So What? January 2024 with Shane Thomas
Sarah Nolet and J. Matthew Pryor are joined by Shane Thomas to discuss the latest in agtech news.
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AgTech 2023… So What? A Wrap-up
We’re taking time to talk about what we've learned from a year of fundraising, advising, learning and podcasting with Tenacious General Partners Sarah Nolet and Matthew Pryor.
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Reflecting on Nowadays, a Tenacious Portfolio Company Wind Down
Today we're reflecting on Nowadays, a Tenacious portfolio company that recently wound down operations, with Founder and CEO Max Elder and Tenacious' Matthew Pryor.
Customer Reviews
Incredibly useful
As a generalist interested in getting into agtech, I’m finding your podcast super useful in getting me up to speed on the space. Great questions and knowledgeable interviewees. Keep up the great work.
Insightful and global.
This is a great podcast thanks Sarah. I am getting value from your global contacts and insightful questioning. Helping me dig through the dross and finding the gems in AgriTech. Cheers Greg
Nick
Great stories and conversations here Sarah.
Would highly recommend Dec 16 episode: Breaking Into Agrech.
While a reliance on proven systems and generational experience is crucial for agriculture, its major evolutionary periods the world over have been driven by new people with great skills, new perspectives and an ability to challenge convention. Great to see more and more new shoulders to the wheels of food farming and Ag.