Commodity Classic: What Sustainability and Regenerative Farming Mean for Your Farm and Your ROI
Join the Discussion at Commodity Classic 2025
Sustainability and regenerative farming are two of the most talked-about concepts in modern agriculture. But what do these terms mean for your farm, and how can they impact your bottom line? At this year’s Commodity Classic, a panel of industry experts and a progressive farmer will tackle these important questions in a learning session sponsored by John Deere.
Session Details:
- Date: March 2
- Time: 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM
- Location: Mile High Ballroom 2&3
- CEU Eligible: Sustainability Credit Available
Moderated by Tyne Morgan, Host & Executive Producer of U.S. Farm Report, this session will feature some of the leading voices in agricultural sustainability.
Meet the Speakers:
- Oriana Lisker Bosin – Product Manager, Sustainability Solutions, John Deere
- Kenny Fahey – President & CEO, Leading Harvest
- Kelly Garrett – Farmer, Owner & Co-founder, Xtreme Ag
- Sally Flis – Director, Sustainability Program Design & Outcome Management, Nutrien Ag Solutions
- Peter Meyer – Principal/Crops Economist, Muddy Boots Ag, LLC
Key Takeaways from This Session:
- Understanding Regenerative Farming: Learn how soil health restoration, cover cropping, and conservation tillage can benefit your farm.
- Sustainability in Agriculture: Discover how meeting today’s agricultural needs can be done without compromising the future.
- The Farmer’s Role in the Value Chain: Explore how farmers play a crucial role in sustainable agriculture and how they can benefit from consumer demand for sustainably produced crops.
- Challenges in Transitioning: Addressing the learning curve, cost barriers, and verification processes required for proving sustainability claims.
Audience members will have the opportunity to participate in an interactive Q&A, gaining valuable insights into the real-world applications of sustainable practices and how they can drive profitability.
Don’t miss this essential discussion on how sustainability and regenerative farming can shape the future of agriculture while also improving your farm’s ROI.
For more details, visit Commodity Classic.
