The Pace of Innovation Accelerates

Tim Hammerich

News Reporter

There is no shortage of new technologies and tools coming at farmers. This daily radio report is proof that there is something to talk about every day. Some farmers and companies are starting to look at how they might integrate some of these technologies to meet their needs. That’s the approach Brendan Bachman is taking at GROWMARK.

Bachman… “Yeah. I mean, there's so many things going on right now. It's really hard to figure out what's actually going to become real and tangible. And I think the reality for me is this: there is no one silver bullet. It's really around leveraging disparaging data sets and information and bringing that together through integrations. To help drive further insight around those particular tools.”

Even as technology advances, Bachman says he doesn’t see it reaching a point of stagnation.

Bachman… “There's never an ‘I've arrived’ moment. Right? And so it's going to continue to be an evolution. It always will be because there's going to be continued innovation. There's going to be continued partners, platforms, things that aren't even birthed today show up in the next five, ten years. That's just going to continue to drive exponential growth and how we're utilizing technology to just enable our farmers to be more profitable.”

Bachman enlisted the help of Leaf Agriculture to integrate various technologies into one helpful app for their farmers and agronomists.