#161 The Future of Farming: Innovation, Sustainability, and Consumer Impact with Ali Cox Ranching Reboot
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Ali Cox is an agriculture and food ingredient marketing
visionary and founder of
Noble West, an award-winning marketing consultancy that
specializes in the entire agricultural ecosystem. From fresh produce and nuts to
dairy and agTech, Noble West works in all aspects of agriculture.
As a fifth generation farmer, Cox returned home to
California’s Central Valley in 2007 with the singular goal of making
world-class marketing services available to the abundance of farmers and
growers in the area. A fierce advocate for farmers, Ali’s blend of a deep
personal connection to the land and business acumen has made her a highly
sought after strategist by her clients. With an eye on the future of farming
and the climate crisis, Cox regularly consults with her clients on upcycling,
regenerative water use, and hydroponic & organic farming practices.
Cox was a walk-on rower at the University of San Diego and
went on to win a Silver Medal in the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens. A Turlock
native, she is a graduate of Turlock Senior High School and University of San
Diego where she majored in Communications and minored in business. She happily
purchased her childhood home where she resides with husband Tony and their two
sons.
www.wearenoblewest.com www.instagram.com/alicox.ceohttps://linkedin.com/in/alicox
This episode embarks on an in-depth exploration of the
agricultural industry, focusing on the transition towards regenerative and
sustainable farming practices amidst the challenge of significant retail
influence. It highlights innovative initiatives like LandTrust for connecting
communities and Walmart’s Project Gigaton for sustainability. The conversation
covers the impact of big retail players on local economies and small
businesses, while also recognizing their role in shaping consumer behavior and farming
practices. Through discussions on the importance of biodiversity, nutritional
food access, and the true cost of food production, the episode investigates the
economic, environmental, and social factors driving the evolution of
agriculture. It puts a strong emphasis on the need for marketing and consumer
insights to align farming closer with consumer demands, aiming for a future
where farming is environmentally responsible, economically viable, and socially
beneficial.
Discord!
Grassroots Carbon!
Landtrust Info!
Magic Mind use code RANCHING20 for 20% off!
Audubon Conservation Ranching!
Ali Cox is an agriculture and food ingredient marketing
visionary and founder of
Noble West, an award-winning marketing consultancy that
specializes in the entire agricultural ecosystem. From fresh produce and nuts to
dairy and agTech, Noble West works in all aspects of agriculture.
As a fifth generation farmer, Cox returned home to
California’s Central Valley in 2007 with the singular goal of making
world-class marketing services available to the abundance of farmers and
growers in the area. A fierce advocate for farmers, Ali’s blend of a deep
personal connection to the land and business acumen has made her a highly
sought after strategist by her clients. With an eye on the future of farming
and the climate crisis, Cox regularly consults with her clients on upcycling,
regenerative water use, and hydroponic & organic farming practices.
Cox was a walk-on rower at the University of San Diego and
went on to win a Silver Medal in the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens. A Turlock
native, she is a graduate of Turlock Senior High School and University of San
Diego where she majored in Communications and minored in business. She happily
purchased her childhood home where she resides with husband Tony and their two
sons.
www.wearenoblewest.com www.instagram.com/alicox.ceohttps://linkedin.com/in/alicox
This episode embarks on an in-depth exploration of the
agricultural industry, focusing on the transition towards regenerative and
sustainable farming practices amidst the challenge of significant retail
influence. It highlights innovative initiatives like LandTrust for connecting
communities and Walmart’s Project Gigaton for sustainability. The conversation
covers the impact of big retail players on local economies and small
businesses, while also recognizing their role in shaping consumer behavior and farming
practices. Through discussions on the importance of biodiversity, nutritional
food access, and the true cost of food production, the episode investigates the
economic, environmental, and social factors driving the evolution of
agriculture. It puts a strong emphasis on the need for marketing and consumer
insights to align farming closer with consumer demands, aiming for a future
where farming is environmentally responsible, economically viable, and socially
beneficial.
Discord!
Grassroots Carbon!
Landtrust Info!
Magic Mind use code RANCHING20 for 20% off!
Audubon Conservation Ranching!
1 hr 36 min