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Busting the Myths of the Holiday Season

Christmas trees, pickles, Boxing Day and Cola: watch next week’s Seed Speaks and bust some Christmas myths!

On Dec. 21, the Seed Speaks crew will gather for a special holiday episode where they’ll bust some big myths about the holidays, namely:

  • You should get a fake Christmas tree because cutting down real trees is bad for the environment. The Nature Conservancy notes that real trees don’t require the intensive carbon emissions that it takes to produce and ship artificial trees. Also, buying real trees will help keep tree farms in business, and in turn keep their lands covered in the healthy forest habitat that wildlife depends on to survive.
  • The modern legend of Santa was created by Coca-Cola. According to the soda pop company itself, Coca-Cola didn’t create the legend of Santa Claus, but Coca-Cola advertising did play a big role in shaping the jolly character we know today.
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The Crop Planning Tool That Could Change Your Bottom Line!

Video: The Crop Planning Tool That Could Change Your Bottom Line!

Every growing season begins with hundreds of high-stakes decisions. But what if you could test those decisions before they cost you real money?
In this episode of Ag Tech with Andrew, I sit down with Landon Fahlman from AgExpert to discuss the launch of CropPlan+—an innovative crop planning tool designed to help farmers turn their own farm data into smarter, more profitable decisions.

We explore how growers can:
Test unlimited crop planning scenarios before the season begins.
Track costs, profitability, and breakeven prices in real time.
Compare projected versus actual performance throughout the season.
Use historical farm data—not generic averages—to make more confident decisions.
Leverage the AgExpert Assistant for personalized insights from anywhere, even from the cab.
Whether you're growing corn, soybeans, wheat, canola, or other crops, this conversation is packed with practical insights on reducing risk, improving profitability, and making every acre count.
If you're looking for ways to farm smarter—not just harder—this is an interview you won't want to miss.