All About Farmland With FarmTogether Founder, Artem Milinchuk

In this episode.

We dig into our food supply chain (stuff chain) and where our agriculture products come from. Farmland financier, entrepreneur and investor, Artem Milinchuk helps us learn through his data-driven, bird's eye view of how the agriculture industry works. Artem is pioneering democratized farmland investments at FarmTogether. The company is building technology to enable every individual to more deeply engage with and participate in our food stuff chain. Artem helps us learn how food makes its way from farmland across the United States into the bellies of people all over the world.  We also dive into different ways that innovation and technology are empowering more antifragile agriculture supply chains and capital ecosystems.

A quick note to round this intro off… Food is foundational to freedom and flourishing; without an antifragile food supply, lots of people die. And innovation, industry, and individualism are foundational to antifragile food supplies. The marvelous and miraculous human achievement of feeding billions of people at scale (as we do today) required and continues to require substantial innovation, industry, and individualism to build, make viable, sustain, and scale abundance. We’ll peel this onion (pun intended, b/c food) with targeted podcast conversations over the next few months. 

Resources Mentioned & Other Links of Interest

FarmTogether

Mao, The Great Leap Forward, And Famine (Video)

Red Famine By Anne Applebaum (Book)

Victory Gardens

Urban Farming

U.S. Agricultural Movements Represented 30 Percent Of All Ton-Miles Moved On The U.S. Transportation System 

98% Of Farmland In The Us Is Family Owned

U.S. Agricultural Export Data

John Deere And Right To Repair

John Deere And Supply Chain 

Droughts In The U.S.

California And Almonds

California Agriculture Summary

Let There Be Water (Book)

Data Driven Agriculture Using Satellites 

About Our Guest

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