Sarah Beth Aubrey's Blog

This week starts a new series of articles for me, this time focused on the unique customer engagement strategies I’m using with clients, and how it’s making a difference to […]

This is the fourth article in my series on agriculture coalitions and alliances. I recommend you read part 1, part 2, and part 3 for context on this topic. How […]

In this third article about agriculture coalitions and alliances, it’s time to talk about the first steps past “yes, we need to make one.” In the first article, I discussed definitions, and in last week’s article, how […]

After last week’s overview, here is my 5-step model to achieve real change through a results-focused coalition or alliance. You have an issue that is fast-moving and relevant to you, your operation, and the industry. How […]

There’s a lot of buzzwords floating around ag right now, and two of them have stuck out to me in particular. What is a coalition? Why are there ag alliances? And why do we need […]

I always talk about developing and tweaking connectivity models during the busiest seasons because it’s then that clear channels of communication are the most vital. Let’s look back at the connectivity model from just a […]

Business culture can be cultivated, much like a family. What is business culture? While it’s hard to define, culture exists and it is felt by everyone. What’s most interesting is, culture of a business is […]

Who is the best farmer you know? It might be a family member. It might be a colleague or peer. Hey, maybe it’s even you! On this National Ag Day (right in the middle of National Ag Week), take a few moments to appreciate and say “thank you” to the best farmer you know. I’ve […]

Monday’s survey estimates that US farmers are planting over 92 million acres of corn and over 90 million acres of soybeans this year, continuing to be the top commodities by sheer volume. Have you stopped to think what’s next for your operation? What comes after corn? What follows soybeans? Is your company’s product going to remain relevant […]

Monday’s survey estimates that US farmers are planting over 92 million acres of corn and over 90 million acres of soybeans this year, continuing to be the top commodities by sheer volume.

Have you stopped to think what’s next for your operation?

What comes after corn? What follows soybeans? Is your company’s product going to remain relevant and profitable in the years to come?

While you maintain or grow your current commodity crop, livestock, agribusiness, or co-op, alternative income s...