Considerations for Evaluating Agricultural Technologies, Products, and Innovations
How much does it cost? What does it do? Will I be satisfied with this investment decision? You might find yourself asking questions like these when evaluating a new technology, product, or innovation to potentially adopt on your farm. Join Andrew and Brock as they discuss some common considerations to address when evaluating technologies. A primary consideration? Whether a technology or innovation is new to you or new to the industry - because they come with different levels of risk. Even more, it's important to have the right team in place to make an informed decision you can live with no matter the outcome. Whether you're thinking about adopting anaerobic digestion or a new crop input, there's something for you in this episode. Tune in to Episode 45 of Sustaining The Herd for the full insight-filled conversation!

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