PACE Executive Forum: Nurturing Opportunity Amidst Supply Chain Snags

E-commerce continues to wane in importance as the digital customer experience drills into the blocking and tackling of core business information.

Eric Sfiligoj and Richard Jones review what was talked about at the third PACE webinar, held on October 4.

Eric Sfiligoj and special guest Paul Schrimpf discuss the history of the PACE program and the upcoming PACE Executive Forum.

Helping ag retailers keep employees, customers and communities safe is the goal of the industry’s ResponsibleAg program.

PACE Advisory Council member Ernie Chappell from EFC Systems shares thoughts on the inaugural PACE Executive Forum and what it means to be on PACE.

PACE Advisory Council member Jim Fargo from IAP shares thoughts on the inaugural PACE Executive Forum and what it means to be on PACE.

Eric Sfiligoj and Lara Sowinski discuss the recent Women in Agribusiness event, preview the PACE Executive Forum, and play a Fun with Numbers using two percentages.

Brilliant minds working together will be on display at the inaugural PACE Executive Forum in Kansas City.

PACE Advisory Council member Darren Goebel from AGCO shares thoughts on the inaugural PACE Executive Forum and what it means to be on PACE.

The upcoming winter outlooks from the Farmers’ Almanac and The Old Farmer’s Almanac are enough to send shivers down one’s spine.

Eric Sfiligoj shares pictures and videos from his latest trips.

Ag tech is critical to thriving in the new agribusiness environment — making it a fundamental component of the inaugural PACE Executive Forum. 

This October, industry leaders will share their knowledge and insights on how the ag retail industry can respond to the volatile market dynamics.

The award is presented to an individual who’s devoted their career to promoting and protecting the interests of the entire crop protection industry.

Eric Sfiligoj and Richard Jones talk about the rail strike that didn’t happen, present some speaker highlights from the Mid America CropLife Association meeting, and play a fun with numbers regarding crop projections.

Ag retailers were already feeling the impact of a potential strike as railroad carriers started to cancel shipments of critical fertilizer products.

Shipments of fertilizer products will start coming off rail networks as early as this Monday amid stoppage.

Eric Sfiligoj and Lara Sowinski discuss the recent Mid America CropLife Association annual meeting, give an update on talks between rail carriers and the unions, and look at the projected net farmer income for 2022.