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O Fala Carlão apresenta, no Canal do Boi, uma cobertura especial da Agrishow com o Bradesco, passando por estandes como John Deere e Marchesan, além de conversas durante a feira. Participam Rodrigo Bonato, Vice-Presidente de Marketing e Vendas América Latina da John Deere; Marcelo Noronha, CEO do Bradesco; Alex Ferreira, Presidente do Banco John Deere; José Ramos Rocha Neto, Vice-Presidente do Bradesco; João Carlos Marchesan, Diretor Superintendente da Marchesan; José Luiz Alberto Marchesan, Presidente do Conselho de Administração da Marchesan; Walter Baldan Neto, CEO da Baldan; Luís Felli, Vice-Presidente Sênior da AGCO e Head Global da Massey Ferguson; Rodrigo Junqueira, Vice-Presidente da Massey Ferguson América Latina; e José Maurício Lilla, Head de Comunicação do Bradesco. O programa registra a presença de lideranças do sistema financeiro, da indústria de máquinas e implementos e da comunicação corporativa em um dos principais encontros do agronegócio mundial.

On a new episode of the Gaming News Canada Show presented by Bede Gaming, Canadian Gaming Association president/CEO Paul Burns returned to the podcast. Burns joined host Steve McAllister from Las Vegas, where he attended last week's International Conference on Gambling and Risk Taking and joined Dr. Mary Donohue to talk about The Power of Protective Pause: Emotional Regulation in Gambling Environments. The CGA's head honcho provided his takeaways from the 19th annual conference. Burns and McAllister also shared their thoughts and layers from the recent SBC Summit Canada, including: The road to regulation in Alberta some nine weeks before the western Canada province joins Ontario to offer a competitive gambling industry;The remarks by Stan Cho, Ontario's Minister of Tourism, Culture and Gaming, at the conference;The results of the AGCO-commissioned study into channelization;A reckoning from panelists and people with whom we spoke at the summit that the time has come to take further action when it comes to player protection, responsible gaming communication and advertising;A need for elected officials and others to be better when it comes to understanding the separation between regulated and unregulated gaming.Burns's response to iGaming Ontario's launch of its centralized self-exclusion program. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode of the Precision Farming Dealer podcast, brought to you by Ag Express Electronics, a trio of OEM leaders sit down for a panel discussion about all things precision ag. Jake Ridenour, channel sales manager for AGCO/PTx Trimble, Nathan Greuel, precision product marketing director for CNH, and Joe Michaels, senior director of Kubota North America, share their strategic direction for precision business and the best practices they see embraced by the top-performing dealers in their network.

CNH and AGCO just dropped Q1 earnings, and the contrast is striking. One saw profits collapse; the other beat the Street. Meanwhile, corn is flirting with $5, used equipment supply is tightening in key categories, and compact construction keeps emerging as a bright spot. Andy Campbell unpacks what it all means for dealers right now.

In this episode of On the Record, brought to you by Associated Equipment Distributors, we have details on Case IH dealer Ritchie Implement adding the AGCO line to its offering, and what the additional will mean for their business. In the Technology Corner, Noah Newman highlights Ag Leaders's new AgFiniti platform live maps. Also in this episode, Linimar reports marketshare gains for its ag products, including MacDon, Bourgault and Salford and highlights from the 2026 Strip-Till Farmer benchmark study.

Scotch puts Tank and Mandy through the wringer with “Song or Slogan?”—the Wake Up Call game where a line might be a country lyric or a farm‑equipment tagline, and you have to decide before the coffee kicks in. Today’s round features Faith Hill’s science‑class chorus from “This Kiss” (yep, that “centrifugal motion” line) and Jason Aldean’s ride invitation in “Big Green Tractor” (which sounds suspiciously like ad copy) alongside legit brand lines like John Deere’s timeless “Nothing Runs Like a Deere” and Case IH’s “Rethink Productivity.” We even sneak in a CNH autonomy headline and AGCO’s farmer‑first purpose to keep you guessing. Source list is in the show notes—bring receipts to the group chat.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the 200th episode of the Gaming News Canada Show presented by Bede Gaming, it felt like your humble host was playing a game of 200 Questions with the President and CEO of the Canadian Gaming Association, Paul Burns. Burns has been a familiar voice and face on Gaming News Canada's weekly audio show, going back to the early days when we gathered on Clubhouse every Thursday afternoon to talk about the soon-to-change Canadian gaming industry with the passing of Bill C-218 to legalize single-event sports betting in our home and native land. On this milestone episode, the CGA head honcho offered his thoughts on several recent happenings including: The recent actions taken by The Alcohol and Gaming Association of Ontario against both FanDuel and PointsBet Canada.The latest tete a tete between Loto-Québec and the Quebec Online Gaming Coalition.The iGaming Ontario hiring of former AGCO chief strategy officer Ben Valido as its first Chief Responsible Gaming Officer.The CGA's involvement and the feedback it has received from its membership on the rules placed by operators and suppliers to do business in Alberta's incoming open and competitive sports betting and gaming marketplace.Burns's recent op-ed on efforts within the Senate and federal government to create its own rules around sports betting advertising. And much more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jack and Jackson discuss what's ailing software stocks, and list Wall Street picks. And a tractor executive has the latest on farm incomes and planting tech.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of On the Record, brought to you by Associated Equipment Distributors, we bring you highlights from the Precision Farming Dealer Summit and National No-Tillage Conference. Representatives from CNH, AGCO and Kubota were on hand and shared their outlook for autonomy in the ag market.

Growers who run Massey Ferguson large square balers can now utilize a new granular applicator when applying BaleMax hay preservative. Unveiled at the Farm Progress Show in Decatur, Illinois, AGCO's HayBoss DryMax granular applicator combines advanced engineering with intuitive operation to help producers extend their baling window and protect forage quality. In this report, Massey... Read More

Organizations want the speed that AI promises, but they also need judgment. In this episode, Earl Newsome, CIO at Cummins, and Viren Shah, Chief Digital and Information Officer at AGCO, join Sanjog Aul to discuss why the CIO should help guide ethical and responsible AI adoption. They share lessons on trust, safety, value creation, team readiness, and what leaders must do to make AI work for everyone. Topics Covered   00:00 – Introduction 02:45 – AI pressure vs leadership responsibility 06:30 – Balancing ambition with judgment 10:55 – What responsible AI really means 15:20 – The role of human guidance 19:40 – Empowering teams while protecting the enterprise 24:30 – Rethinking how AI value is measured 29:15 – Choosing when to say yes or no 33:40 – The evolving role of the CIO 38:10 – How organizations should structure AI ownership 42:00 – What leaders want to shape in the next few years Full transcript: https://www.ciotalknetwork.com Follow CIO Talk Network   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/cio-talk-network X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/ciotalknetwork Website: https://www.ciotalknetwork.com About CIO Talk Network   CIO Talk Network is a global community where business and technology leaders share experiences, challenge assumptions, and learn from each other. Every episode is designed to provide clarity, context, and real value without hype.

Marcelo Trald - Vice Presidente de AGCO

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Listen to the SF Daily podcast for today, November 4, 2025, with host Lorrie Boyer. These quick and informative episodes cover the commodity markets, weather, and the big things happening in agriculture each morning. China's purchase of Brazilian soybeans is reducing market bullishness, with ADM shares down nearly 8% due to biofuel policy uncertainty. Export inspections showed corn at 1.67 million metric tons, soybeans at 965,063 metric tons, and wheat at 350,293 metric tons. AGCO expects a rough 2025 and flat 2026 due to trade concerns and high costs, reporting $6 billion in sales and $1.35 EPS in Q3 2025. Dry weather warnings were issued for central Nebraska, with winds gusting up to 35 mph. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Some 50 days since joining iGaming Ontario as the president/CEO of the conductor and manager of the province's competitive sports betting and online gambling market, Joseph Hillier was our guest on the Gaming News Canada Show presented by Bede Gaming. Hillier, who was introduced as Martha Otton's success at the end of August and joined iGO in early September, talked about the process that led him to accept the position and leave the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario after 19 months as the AGCO's chief strategy officer and corporate secretary. And how he can parlay his experience at the AGCO, and in the Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General during the time the province's private sector-driven igaming market was created around the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. We also asked the new boss about the first weeks in his new office and his priorities, which we highlighted in the newsletter just days before Hillier's start date – including the implementation of improved technology (especially with regards to data collection and reporting mechanisms), a long-awaited centralized self-exclusion program and improved protocols around anti-money laundering. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Listen to the SF Daily podcast for today, October 7, 2025, with host Lorrie Boyer. These quick and informative episodes cover the commodity markets, weather, and the big things happening in agriculture each morning. Basis is firming in terms of values in the western and eastern Corn Belt, and soybean basis in the eastern region. The US government shutdown has delayed the monthly world agricultural supply and demand estimates. Weekly export inspections showed corn loadings at 1.6 million metric tons, soybean loadings at 768,117 metric tons, and wheat at 505,096 metric tons. AGCO forecasts moderate growth next year, with a $1 billion share buyback program. The cattle market faces tight supplies, with cash trading lower and box beef prices declining. Weather updates included freeze warnings in North Dakota, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, and rainfall expected in western Missouri. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For the usual big names at this year's Farm Progress show, size and expanding autonomy were the name of the game.Despite the tricky market conditions going into the show, with farmer equipment purchases down double-digits as compared to last year, companies still showed up and showed off their latest and greatest, displaying new tools aimed at improving productivity and reducing labor needs.Fresh off his reporting at the show DTN Progressive Farmer's Senior Editor Dan Miller starts us off this week by digging into what's going on in the equipment industry at the moment — and how everything from commodity prices to tariffs are making waves in the big iron market. Then we'll dig into what Dan saw at the show, from the hottest tools from Case IH and Massey Ferguson to expansions on existing technologies from the likes of AGCO and Fendt. We'll even dig into some recent acquisition news from John Deere, and hear about some unexpected tech that sits a little closer to a farmer's heart.Finally, we'll hear what Dan will be watching as the equipment companies look to the winter show season, and what's keeping Dan scooching around the country in the meantime — from shop stories to watch to a sneak preview of this years' America's Best Young Farmers and Ranchers awardees. 

We've got the Wonder Where Stakes and the Singspiel Stakes from Woodbine and let's just say jockey Rafael Hernandez had a good day. There were 5 Grand Circuit Stakes at Mohawk on the weekend – we have the stretch calls of all of them. At Truro Raceway in Nova Scotia, veteran driver Claire MacDonald won 4 of 8 races on a recent card, but that wasn't the most unusual result for her that night. We have the uplifting but disturbing story of a pacer named Tyler, who raced over 200 times, but had to be rescued hours before being slaughtered out of a kill pen. Jockey Kirk Johnson has been fully vindicated. The AGCO says there was no bad behaviour in the unusual finish of a race at Fort Erie. Jockey Alexis Sanchez pulled off the natural hat trick at Ajax Downs last week, and when Pretty Runaway won the Maturity Stakes, we learned this speedball has a unique appreciation of heavy metal music. We were on the phone to race caller Frank Miramahdi, who wraps up the summer meet from Saratoga. When he learned that Peter Gross didn't get to the spa this year, he got his friends to lay into him pretty good. And we have a race from Laurel Park in which a flock of geese flew right into the horses as they came into the stretch.

Listen to the replay of this special TopSoil Webinar featuring Russ Green — a seasoned leader with over 45 years of experience in the agri-food value chain. Recognized as one of Farm Industry News' “10 Fascinating People in Agriculture,” Russ has held leadership roles at global companies like AGCO, Claas of America, and Case New Holland.In this insightful conversation hosted by Continuum Ag CEO Mitchell Hora, Russ reflects on his journey from Midwest roots to corporate leadership and now mentoring and consulting through his firm, MACKAYBEN.

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In this episode of On the Record, brought to you by Associated Equipment Distributors, Jason Webster, commercial agronomist with PTI Farm, breaks the results of PTI Farm's 2024 High Speed Planting Corn Study. In the Technology Corner, Colin Hurd, CEO of Mach, shares his technology goals for equipment manufacturers. Also in this episode: an update on the latest used combine inventory and pricing data and a look at AGCO's worldwide dealer network.

Show Highlights: How Parallel Ag benefits from geographic and dealership diversification. [02:33] Explore operational complexities introduced by broad distribution. [06:37] Discover the origin and growth strategy of Parallel Ag. [09:30] What capital and PE partners want from a potential investment in your agribusiness. [16:16] Challenges of greenfield expansion vs. acquisition. [22:25] The importance of cultural fit for successful M&As beyond financial strategy. [28:11] How John Deere and AGCO differ in dealer consolidation. [31:43] Mistakes to avoid with expectations and bottlenecks in M&A. [40:29] What's the worst way to ruin a business after buying it? [44:50] To connect with Shawn Skaggs or to learn more about Parallel Ag, please visit https://parallelag.com/. If you are interested in connecting with Joe, go to LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joemosher/, or schedule a call at www.moshercg.com.

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The National Farm Machinery Show attracts more than half a million farmers, ranchers, and ag industry professionals every year to a massive event in Louisville where everything from tractors to precision equipment to drills are on display. But after several years of excitement in the machinery market, high interest rates, low commodity prices, and an atmosphere of uncertainty means this year's show had a different tenor than years past. DTN Progressive Farmer's Senior Editor Dan Miller is just back from his multi-day visit to Kentucky, and brings us the latest news from the tradeshow floor. He'll bring us the equipment highlights from John Deere, Massey, AGCO and more, as well as the scuttlebutt from around the event on what might be ahead in the tech and equipment space. We'll hear about new autonomy tools that will be in the field this season, the latest on cutting-edge drones, and talk through the turn towards smaller equipment by exhibitors hoping to appeal to growers on tighter budgets. Then we'll dig into the wildest and unexpected sights at the show, including a very fun 3D farm shop designer.

Deere & Company v. AGCO Corp.

Ben chats with Alex and Emily of Lovebird Brewing about their transition from contract brewing for their eponymous snack club to building a bricks and mortar spot in Meaford, plus putting the GGBA on the map, east coast-style barbecue, reluctant AGCO compliance, and converting the après ski crowd to saisons.

It's the end of 2024 and it was a giant year across food, animal health, plant science, agtech and agriculture. This week, we recap big stories of the year based on Accelerate 2050 – AgriNovus' study that showed that Indiana's agbioscience economy grew by $6 billion in 36 months. The study also launched three forces of change and opportunities for industry growth. We are laying out the top stories of 2024 based on these forces of change starting with: Farmer Focused Innovation AGCO and Trimble come together via a joint venture acquisition – listen to Andrew Sunderman from AGCO here; Corteva Catalyst launches as a new investment and partnership platform designed to accelerate the development of early-stage, disruptive technologies for farmers – listen to Corteva's Tom Green here; Gripp wins the Producer-Led Innovation Challenge to reduce administrative burden faced by farmers – listen to Tracey Wiedmeyer from Gripp here. BioInnovation Primient and Sustainea announce $125 million investment to establish Lafayette, Indiana as the world's largest Bio-MEG facility for bio-based plastics; AgroRenew breaks ground on an $83 million Indiana-based production facility to leverage the power of the region's melon crop to produce bio-based plastics – listen to Brian and Katie Southern from AgroRenew here; BioMADE announces Indiana as one of six finalists to compete for the next chapter of bioinnovation infrastructure – listen to BioMADE's Melanie Tomczak here. Food is Health Anu wins the HungerTech Innovation to better connect food supply with food demand using technology – listen to Anu's Scott Massey here; Purdue and Elanco announce the OneHealth Innovation District to establish a globally recognized research innovation district dedicated to optimizing the health of people, animals, plants and the planet – listen to Jeff Simmons from Elanco here; Corteva's $25 million equity stake in Pairwise to accelerate gene editing solutions, providing growers with another critical tool to keep pace with challenges facing food production.

It's the end of 2024 and it was a giant year across food, animal health, plant science, agtech and agriculture. This week, we recap big stories of the year based on Accelerate 2050 – AgriNovus' study that showed that Indiana's agbioscience economy grew by $6 billion in 36 months. The study also launched three forces of change and opportunities for industry growth. We are laying out the top stories of 2024 based on these forces of change starting with:  Farmer Focused Innovation AGCO and Trimble come together via a joint venture acquisition – listen to Andrew Sunderman from AGCO here; Corteva Catalyst launches as a new investment and partnership platform designed to accelerate the development of early-stage, disruptive technologies for farmers – listen to Corteva's Tom Green here;  Gripp wins the Producer-Led Innovation Challenge to reduce administrative burden faced by farmers – listen to Tracey Wiedmeyer from Gripp here.  BioInnovation Primient and Sustainea announce $125 million investment to establish Lafayette, Indiana as the world's largest Bio-MEG facility for bio-based plastics;  AgroRenew breaks ground on an $83 million Indiana-based production facility to leverage the power of the region's melon crop to produce bio-based plastics – listen to Brian and Katie Southern from AgroRenew here;  BioMADE announces Indiana as one of six finalists to compete for the next chapter of bioinnovation infrastructure – listen to BioMADE's Melanie Tomczak here.  Food is Health Anu wins the HungerTech Innovation to better connect food supply with food demand using technology – listen to Anu's Scott Massey here;  Purdue and Elanco announce the OneHealth Innovation District to establish a globally recognized research innovation district dedicated to optimizing the health of people, animals, plants and the planet – listen to Jeff Simmons from Elanco here;  Corteva's $25 million equity stake in Pairwise to accelerate gene editing solutions, providing growers with another critical tool to keep pace with challenges facing food production. 

It's been a tough couple of years in agriculture. Net cash farm income is expected to decrease nearly $6 billion in 2024; that follows a decrease in 2023 of nearly $58 billion. It's a tough sled for many farmers and there's companies who are working to bring innovation to farmers to overcome the headwinds that exist. Alex Russomagno, Senior Manager of Strategic Engagement for AGCO Ventures, joins this week to talk: Where things stand for the agtech and ag equipment industry right now. How the acquisition of PTx Trimble and the launch of AGCO Ventures has launched a new wave of startup activity in agbioscience. Matching supply and demand of innovation in the industry; Alex also talks initial investments from AGCO Ventures. The AGCO Ventures Thesis and how agriculture's downcycle impacts their strategy. What challenges are emerging that will require innovation for the farmer, quickly. Her experience with the power of partnership and investment between big companies and startups. The seismic shifts that will drive the next wave of innovation in agbioscience.

It's been a tough couple of years in agriculture. Net cash farm income is expected to decrease nearly $6 billion in 2024; that follows a decrease in 2023 of nearly $58 billion. It's a tough sled for many farmers and there's companies who are working to bring innovation to farmers to overcome the headwinds that exist. Alex Russomagno, Senior Manager of Strategic Engagement for AGCO Ventures, joins this week to talk:  Where things stand for the agtech and ag equipment industry right now.  How the acquisition of PTx Trimble and the launch of AGCO Ventures has launched a new wave of startup activity in agbioscience. Matching supply and demand of innovation in the industry; Alex also talks initial investments from AGCO Ventures. The AGCO Ventures Thesis and how agriculture's downcycle impacts their strategy. What challenges are emerging that will require innovation for the farmer, quickly. Her experience with the power of partnership and investment between big companies and startups.  The seismic shifts that will drive the next wave of innovation in agbioscience.  

In this episode of On the Record, brought to you by Associated Equipment Distributors, we look at AGCO's plans for its precision business and its 2029 targets. In the Technology Corner, Noah Newman talks with Eis Implement's precision team. Also in this episode, the interest savings dealers could see with the latest rate cut by the Fed and a look at the used 100+ horsepower tractor market.

In this episode, Andy Campbell and John Hoffmann – used equipment manager at Atlantic & Southern Equipment – discuss the current state of the used equipment market, highlighting the challenges faced by dealerships, particularly in 2024. Hoffmann provides insights into his dealership's history and market focus, emphasizing their expertise in higher-horsepower equipment, including Fendt tractors, application machines, and specialized sprayers.

Get the latest news of agriculture with American Ag Today! On today's show, we talk about on-farm service with Stefan Caspari from AGCO.

AGCO is looking to strike a balance between power and versatility as it brings its Fendt 600 Vario tractors to North America. Farmers on this continent got their first glance at the new tractor last week at the Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa. Four models are available — the 614,  616, 618 and 620... Read More

AGCO has officially launched its latest Gleaner combine line with the Gleaner T Series. Our own Bern Tobin is down at Farm Progress Show at Boone, Iowa, this week to take in the show, and got a first look at the new combine. “This series delivers lightweight performance, superior control and premium grain quality for... Read More

Rich is the Agronomy Manager for the Eastern US. He has almost two decades in the agricultural industry - focused primarily on precision agriculture, 4R and sustainability. Before joining Sound Agriculture, Rich majored in climatology, hydrology & GIS and has worked on farms and in the ag industry his whole career. This has included AGCO, Topcon and Taranis giving him a wealth of experience in machine control, data management, imagery/analytics and on-farm implementation. With a passion for data, sustainability, and soil health, Rich is well versed in the many ways to complement natural systems with modern technology to deliver ROI to the farmgate.In this engaging episode of the Intentional Agribusiness Leader Podcast, host Mark welcomes Rich Haynes from Sound Ag to discuss the principles of intentional leadership within the agribusiness sector. As Haynes delves into the importance of setting a vision and making deliberate choices, listeners gain insights into how he practices intentionality both personally and professionally. The conversation underscores the relevance of being goal-oriented and the significant impact of acknowledging and managing time efficiently.Throughout the episode, rich discussions occur about the evolving nature of agriculture, particularly with regards to technological advancements and soil health. Haynes shares how Sound Ag is at the forefront of nutrient management solutions. This dynamic conversation touches on crucial aspects such as talent retention, maintaining a positive work culture, and the transformational power of vulnerability as a leader. Key Takeaways:Intentional Leadership: Setting a vision, making deliberate choices, and executing actions to ensure success are fundamental to being intentional.Time Management: Balancing forward planning with flexibility is vital to maintaining productivity and personal well-being.Recognition and Autonomy: A culture of recognition and providing employees with autonomy can significantly enhance team performance and satisfaction.Technological Advancements in Agriculture: The rapid evolution in ag technology demands continuous learning and adaptation by leaders.Importance of Vulnerability: Exercising vulnerability and openness as a leader fosters trust and deeper connections within teams.Notable Quotes:"I think it really starts with defining a vision. And then once you have that vision, then it's making really deliberate choices and actions based on those choices." - Rich Haynes"I'm a big proponent of a great work environment equals great work." - Rich Haynes"My personal take is, I think that we get a lot of rope to do things with. So there's a lot of decision-making ability." - Rich Haynes"I think the really great leaders I've had as managers in the past have always helped me to grow and to be better." - Rich HaynesDon't miss this enlightening episode that offers a depth of knowledge and practical strategies for intentional leadership in agribusiness. Tune in to gain valuable insights and stay updated with further episodes of the Intentional Agribusiness Leader Podcast.

Darren Goebel is an agronomist and director of Global Agronomy and Farm Solutions at AGCO Corporation, a position he has held since February of 2018. In this role Darren leads AGCO's agronomy and farm solutions team, a global team of agronomists whose goal is to prove ROI and effectiveness of advanced decision agriculture solutions and existing AGCO machinery on test farms throughout the world leading to commercialization of products and services that bring enhanced value to AGCO customers. Darren has been a crop consultant and agronomist throughout his career, with work encompassing virtually all crops and geographies including Southeast Asia, China, India, Eastern Europe, Brazil Mexico, U.S., and Canada. Darren applies his unique combination of technical agronomy, precision farming, research, sales, marketing and business experience to ensure AGCO's Agronomy and Farm Solutions team effectively evaluates the impact of equipment design, technology and use on crop production and performance. Episode Summary:In this engaging episode of the Intentional Agribusiness Leader podcast, host Mark Jewell is joined by Darren Goebel from AGCO. Darren sheds light on the significance of intentionality in leadership and agribusiness, sharing insights on setting clear goals, leveraging team strengths, and driving innovation to enhance farm profitability.The conversation delves deep into the practical aspects of being intentional, with Darren elaborating on the processes and steps necessary for successful execution of plans. He explains the importance of coaching and continuous communication to align team members with overarching goals. They discuss the North Star of helping farmers improve profitability and the methods Darren's team employs, including on-field observations and scientific approaches.Furthermore, the episode tackles the critical issue of talent attraction and retention within large corporations like AGCO. Darren emphasizes the role of culture, integrity, and leadership that trickles down from the top management. He shares strategies used by AGCO to ensure a supportive and high-integrity work environment that retains talent. The conversation wraps up with Darren's take on driving team compliance, handling resistance, and instilling productive habits, punctuated by thought-provoking quotes and actionable advice.Key Takeaways:Setting clear, goal-oriented plans is essential for intentional leadership.Effective communication and coaching are key to aligning teams with company goals.Observational research on farms can highlight unseen profit-limiting factors.Building a strong, integrity-driven culture from the top down aids in talent retention.Implementing regular feedback and goal review sessions fosters accountability and progress.Notable Quotes:Darren Goebel: "When you're intentional, you say, you know, this is my lighthouse. This is where I'm headed."Darren Goebel: "Whatever the data shows, that's what it is. Whether it helps us sell a piece of equipment or not."Mark Jewell: "Cognitive dissonance plays a huge role in both personal growth and professional development."Darren Goebel: "You need to learn it for yourselves. They need to go through the pain too, because you just can't tell people stuff."Darren Goebel: "From a leadership perspective, you need to recognize them and make them feel good about what they've done."For a deeper dive into these topics and more, make sure to listen to the full episode!

Customer Experience Expert Lynn Daniel Shares Insights on Entrepreneurism and Respect Thedanielgroup.com ### About the Guest(s): Lynn Daniel is the CEO of The Daniel Group, a company he founded in 1989. With a background in management, consulting, corporate planning, and product management, Lynn has led The Daniel Group to specialize in helping B2B companies measure, manage, and improve customer experience since 2005. His firm works with clients such as AGCO, Navistar, Kuma, and 80% of Caterpillar dealers to enhance profitable and loyal customer relationships. Lynn holds a BA in Political Science from North Carolina State University and an MBA from the University of Virginia. ### Episode Summary: In this engaging episode of The Chris Voss Show, Lynn Daniel, CEO of The Daniel Group, shares insights on how his company focuses on customer experience consulting for B2B companies. He discusses the importance of customer service, the power of referrals, and the impact of emotional satisfaction on customer relationships. Lynn emphasizes the significance of leadership's role in shaping a company's commitment to customer experience and highlights the correlation between employee experience and customer experience for business success. ### Key Takeaways: * The Daniel Group specializes in measuring, managing, and improving customer experience for B2B companies. * Customer satisfaction directly influences referrals, with highly satisfied customers being more likely to refer a company. * Emotional satisfaction plays a crucial role in customer relationships, surpassing rational satisfaction in impact. * Leadership commitment is essential in prioritizing customer experience within a company's strategic goals. * There is a strong connection between employee experience and customer experience, highlighting the need for a positive work environment. ### Notable Quotes: * "One of the things we have learned is emotional satisfaction. How you feel about something is far more powerful by far than any kind of rational satisfaction." * "There's such a strong connection between employee experience and customer experience. Ultimately, that's gonna backfire on you." Don't miss out on the insightful discussion with Lynn Daniel on The Chris Voss Show as he delves into the world of customer experience, leadership, and employee engagement. Tune in to gain valuable insights and stay informed on the latest trends in customer service and business strategy.

This week's guest on Open Mic is Bill Hurley, Vice President of Global Government Affairs for AGCO Corporation and Chairman of the Association of Equipment Manufacturers Agriculture Sector Board.  This week “A Celebration of Modern Agriculture” returns to the National Mall in Washington D.C. The event features a display of the technology in farm machinery that's helping to feed and fuel a growing global population. Exhibiting companies will share how advanced technology is helping farmers not only increase production but also protect the environment  with improved sustainability.  Hurley says technology enables farmers to apply precision practices to individual plants in a field.

On Thursday's AOA, powered by Cenex, we start the show with a look at the markets and the recent moves in wheat and cattle with Mike Zuzolo from Global Commodity Analytics. In Segment Two, we talk about preparations for the upcoming Farm Progress Show this summer in Boone, IA with Matt Jungmann. In Segment Three, we listen to a recent conversation Jesse had about TikTok with Brian Firebaugh, known as CattleGuy on the platform. In Segment Four, we wrap the show discussing the evolution of on-farm service with AGCO's Stefan Caspari.  

MIP #427   The Reroute Game In Baltimore With Blake BinaMoving Iron's Official Data Partner Is Fusable. The Home Iron Solutions And EDA Data. Ignite Your Dealership's Growth With Fusable.comMove More Iron with Fusable! Get your Free Demo athttps://info.ironsolutions.com/moving-iron-podcast.SummaryImportance of Baltimore Port for Roll-On Roll-Off (RoRo) Operations: The Baltimore port is crucial for RoRo operations, particularly for equipment like Caterpillar and Agco products. Baltimore's efficiency in handling RoRo cargo makes it a preferred port for exporters of such equipment. However, with the recent bridge collapse incident, the port's closure has significantly disrupted RoRo operations.Impact of the Bridge Collapse: The incident was caused by a ship hitting the Francis Scott Key Bridge, which closed the main channel and affected commercial vessel transit. The Army Corps of Engineers is underway with salvage and recovery efforts, but clearing the channel and removing debris may take several months.Diversion of RoRo Ships: Major RoRo carriers like Holglines have already diverted their vessels to alternative ports like Savannah, Brunswick, and Jacksonville. However, these ports may not have the same infrastructure and capacity to handle RoRo cargo efficiently, potentially leading to additional costs and delays for exporters.Challenges for Exporters: Exporters with cargo staged in Baltimore face additional costs and potential delays in retrieving their goods. The longer cargo sits in the port, the higher the port authority's parking fees. To mitigate delays and costs, exporters may need to consider alternative ports and transportation methods, such as flat racks.Short-Term Bottlenecks: The closure of the Baltimore port has created short-term bottlenecks at alternative ports, leading to potential delays of two to three weeks for inbound vessels. The diversion of cargo and the strain on infrastructure at alternative ports may cause additional delays and challenges for exporters and importers.Long-Term Impact: While short-term delays are expected to be resolved as carriers implement contingency plans and increase capacity, long-term effects on cargo flow and logistics chains remain uncertain. Exporters and importers may face ongoing challenges in securing space on RoRo vessels and managing transportation costs until the Baltimore port resumes entire operations.Keywords:#Baltimore #portofbaltimore #RoRooperationsdisruption #FrancisScottKeyBridge #AlternativeportsforRoRoshipping#Exporterchallenges #Cargodelays #Transportationlogisticsdisruptions#Portclosures #supplychain #Shorttermbottlenecks #LongtermlogisticsimplicationsClick To Watch:https://youtu.be/LvdzgWMoKu8Click To Listen:Presented By @AxonTire @AgDirect @IronSolutions @EDAdata @Fusable @ValleytransincMusic By: @TalbottBrothersHost: @casey9673#agequipmentbusinesstal #letsgomovesomeironContact Me at:MovingIronLLC.commovingironpodcast@movingironpodcast.com

As we head into the spring planting season, there is much focus on technologies and innovations that will enable producers to drive returns in a tightening farm economy. Andrew Sunderman, Join Venture Transition Lead for AGCO, joins today to talk about their new JV with Trimble and having an innovation ecosystem ready to serve the farmer – no matter how or what they're investing in for their operations during any given year. In a time where it could be easy to say no to new tech or innovation, how does AGCO differentiate? Andrew talks control and accuracy, usability and optimizing outcomes. From their retrofit tech approach that helps to leverage smaller bets on-farm to improved performance of current equipment, he gets into solving problems that have never been met before and how the joint venture with Trimble will add continuation to their work.

As we head into the spring planting season, there is much focus on technologies and innovations that will enable producers to drive returns in a tightening farm economy. Andrew Sunderman, Join Venture Transition Lead for AGCO, joins today to talk about their new JV with Trimble and having an innovation ecosystem ready to serve the farmer – no matter how or what they're investing in for their operations during any given year.  In a time where it could be easy to say no to new tech or innovation, how does AGCO differentiate? Andrew talks control and accuracy, usability and optimizing outcomes. From their retrofit tech approach that helps to leverage smaller bets on-farm to improved performance of current equipment, he gets into solving problems that have never been met before and how the joint venture with Trimble will add continuation to their work.     

Watch Alix and Paul LIVE every day on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3vTiACF Anurag Rana, Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Technology Analyst, discusses the US Justice Department suing Apple. Mandeep Singh, Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Tech Industry Analyst, joins the program to discuss Reddit's U.S IPO. Chris Williamson, Chief Business Economist, at S&P Global Market Intelligence, discusses S&P Manufacturing/Service/Composite PMI data. Nicole Webb, Senior Vice President, Financial Advisor at Wealth Enhancement Group, discusses her market outlook. Eric Hansotia, AGCO CEO, discusses the strategic reasons behind AGCO's pursuit of the largest ag tech deal ever. Hosts: Paul Sweeney and Alix SteelSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Dow fell, snapping a 13-day win streak, and Jim Cramer is digging into what today's downturn means for the bull market. First, Otis hit a new 52-week high after earnings - Cramer's going one-on-one with CEO Judy Marks to see if the stock can keep moving higher. Then, how are the war in Ukraine and climate change impacting global food supply? Cramer's asking AGCO CEO Eric Hansotia. Plus, Meta rallied after earnings - Cramer's giving you his take on the quarter. Mad Money Disclaimer

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The major averages posted losses but ultimately finished higher on the week and Jim Cramer is eyeing how the debt ceiling is impacting the market. First, Cramer's giving you his Game Plan for next week's action as the all-important debt ceiling deadline draws closer. Then, Cramer's going granular on grain - he's talking to Agco CEO Eric Hansotia on the state of the agriculture industry. Plus, Cramer lays out his bull case for Charles Schwab as the banking crisis continues to bring down the financials. Mad Money Disclaimer

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The major averages all ended the day in the red, with the Nasdaq posting the largest loss of more than 1%m and Jim Cramer is diving deeper into the market action. First, Cramer's talking to AGCO CEO Eric Hansotia about the agriculture sector's strength amid rising costs. Next, Cramer goes one-on-one with Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo about the Biden Administration's top priorities, the labor market and U.S. manufacturing. Plus, Cramer breaks down Mattel's disappointing fourth quarter results with CEO Ynon Kreiz. Mad Money Disclaimer