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“The next great leap forward for Agriculture is between the ears. To feed the world we need to change how we think about farming” – Kristjan Hebert
“If you don’t know Kristjan, a heads up… he’s helping to make Saskatchewan the Silicon Valley of ag. Consider him Farmer 5.0, an entrepreneur of the land who’s taking the 4th Industrial Revolution into the fifth dimension of climate.”
Kristjan Receives Top EY Award
From EY (Ernst & Young), July 2022
Seven Prairies businesses that are leading our economic vitality and finding new solutions to the world’s growing challenges have been recognized as EY Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2022 Prairies winners. One of those seven was none other than Kristjan Hebert!
“Kristjan Hebert of Hebert Group, a company offering the unique combination of technical expertise and management experience to help companies succeed.”
The Latest from Kristjan
Growth is necessary in today’s agriculture industry & farm consolidation is not killing the agriculture industry – agree? Check out @EvanShout’s blog to read more about this important topic.
Bigger is Better – In agriculture why is growth seen as a detriment to the industry? Why do we want to see others fail? « Farmer Coach
To be clear off the start, bigger is not better; better is better. Lately, I have seen articles and blogs about farm consolidation and its effect...
loom.lyThe federal government's recent emissions reduction policy unfairly villainizes #CdnAg farmers. In reality, we’ve been committed to protecting the environment for many years.
I discuss this important topic on Conversations That Matters.
Conversations That Matter: Can farming survive government?
Climate targets around fertilizer will cut yields, jack up food price, farmer warns
loom.lyLet’s tell our story Saskatchewan! #agriculture #farming #commodities #positive mindset #leadtheworld
Saskatchewan has the high quality and sustainably produced food, fuel and fertilizer that a growing world needs. 🌎
Learn more at http://sustainablesk.ca.
Prepping for an interesting day of meetings in Toronto tomorrow. @StrategicCoach #growthmindset #agriculture #sustainablesk #futureofag @StackhouseJohn
What do I think about the government's latest emissions reduction policy? Frankly, I think it lacks proper consultancy with the agriculture industry.
Conversations That Matter: Can farming survive government?
Climate targets around fertilizer will cut yields, jack up food price, farmer warns
loom.lyFarming should look beyond Ag to improve business processes. At HGV, we’ve learned from franchises like Tim Hortons, to optimize our strategic operating procedures. Learn more about this idea:
Farming and Tim Hortons – Is primary producer agriculture one big franchise? Should it be? « Farmer Coach
At our last leadership meeting at Hebert Grain Ventures, the question was posed – “Is every year the same in farming, and if so, can we ...
loom.lyFarming is still a family affair.
For many of us our main priority isn’t profits, it’s creating an operation that we can pass down to our children for generations to come.
https://loom.ly/nDa-mlw
#DYK 97% of Canadian farms are family owned and operated?
There are 260,000 farm operators in the country working everyday to put food on your table. Why does this matter? https://loom.ly/nDa-mlw
Richard Gray, a prof at @USask, argues that for every tonne of grain produced removes 1.65 tonnes of #CO2 – this fact is currently excluded from #climatepolicy calculations: https://loom.ly/5eSCWAA
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