Crop Circles Question: What was your biggest takeaway from day 1 of Farmer2Farmer?

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Great networking

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I don’t know anything lol lots of great information on how to make your operation better!

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Cover pits

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Greeneye technology

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Listening to all the new farm experiences from people I’ve met.

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Nice conversations

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Coming from Canada this show has introduced me to many ideas that I was not aware of previously. I will be back again!

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More complicated world, really enjoyed the different meetings

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Adm and fbn venture into substantial.

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Meeting farmers grow different crops

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To broaden your perspective. Not get so locked into what’s been done before and leave yourself open to alternatives.

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Inputs and water are the greatest concerns!!!

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specialty crops

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A lot to learn

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I've been to both so far and can't figure out where to register for them on the app like you tell us to at the end of the crop circle

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I was intrigued by the green nitrogen production.

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Learned that’s we have to be careful with our data. Was a great show, but I will not trust FBN with my data. When Blackrock and other scary corporations are investing in them, are they really there for us?

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All worries about inputs

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Good show

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Weather

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It was good

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Always learning

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Biological information

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Very interesting.

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How many are on flat land as opposed to our hills in the Palouse.

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Good people

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$$ we filled out a loan application

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Lots of good info.

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Good conversation with people from different areas

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Learning about what other farmers and how crop circles work.

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Inputs…. And my farm is small.

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Lots of different weather conditions

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Agriculture has such great people!

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It is pretty much dry everywhere.

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Biologicals

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Lot of info that says we all are in same situation just different part of country .

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Dry in alot of areas

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Want change?  Wait one day things will be different

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Farmers everywhere had weather issues. Quite a few are still struggling with supply chain problems.

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Fun

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Great to network with growers from around the world.

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Drought moving in

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Cover your silage pile

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Great networking.

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Great people

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The biologicals presentation was very interesting. I plan on trying this on some acres in 2023.

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The biologicals interest me and is something that I intend to do a trial of in the future

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Green ammonia production used for fuel or fertilizer.  Nh3 is the lowest cost way to transport and store hydrogen.

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Weather controls it all

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Lots to learn!

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Learning about different farming operations through the new people we met

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The connections and networking

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We're all very dependent on waterto make a crop

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Ag issues are similar everywhere. From finance to farm succession, we are all dealing with some familiar issues despite our geographical locations.

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How many areas  FBN  is involved in

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Land valuation modeling work is interesting.

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How dry it is in a large part of the country

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Great to visit with other farmers .

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Meeting other farmers and learning of their success and struggles in the our industry

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I enjoy hearing from other farmers at the crop circles

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New equipment is overrated

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Everyone considered weather to be the biggest challenge this last year

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Interesting to hear from farmers across the country

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Interesting to hear about how hog farms work

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It’s a great opportunity to get up to date into on current events that may impact my operation

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Networking is amazing!

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It was dry in many places

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It was exciting to hear from farmers in different regions and make connections.

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Reconnecting with previous crop circle people

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Biologicals

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Meeting new farmers

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There is a lot more opportunities with FBN than originally thought

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Trying to understand the synthetics and how capital funding could benefit me without interrupting my estate plan

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No matter where we farm we all have similar challenges.

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Organic corn and soybeans intensively managed doesn’t have to be weedy.

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How many of us farmers have such similar issues regardless of location.

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Some problems like transitioning the business to the next generation are difficult no matter where you are located

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It was absolutely fascinating how many of the same issues both the USA and Canada are facing!

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East Centeral KS

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Other crop circle members farming operations ranging from dry conditions to too much rainfall

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Cattle feed needs

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Everything will be tougher in 2023

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Interesting to hear about water availability between rainfall/irrigation across the nation

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Very very dry

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Great networking , its good to get out of your own backyard

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Doesn’t matter where you farm, we all face the same challenges of inputs, marketing and cash flow.

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Very interested in the new livestock program

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not much for the small grain farmer.  everything is catered to the corn and soybeans farmer.  Can't even carry on a conversation with the sales people because they know nothing other than corn soybeans.

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I love the energy of the FBN staff!

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talking with the couple from Western Australia and comparing notes on issues

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I live in a part of the world it doesn’t rain enough.

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They ship cattle on container ships

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The green nh3 presentation was very interesting.  Will look into.

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Learning about raising carrots and pumpkins

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That I have missed out big time on the previous #F2F events !!!

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What is considered lack of rain varies considerably by region.

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Everyone in the U.S. is worried about a drought.

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This is my first F2F event and the networking I’m getting to experience is incredible. I’m learning there are many other farmers experiencing similar challenges as my operation and the discussions taking place are opening up new ideas how to navigate these challenges.

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Farmers are good people.
When I come to F2F it actually gives me some hope for this insane world we live in!!

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