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Growing the Future

Dan Aberhart, Terry Aberhart

Booking Overview

An agriculture-focused interview podcast centered on innovation, entrepreneurship, and personal and professional growth, featuring farmers, agronomists, financial and succession advisors, consultants, and other agriculture-industry specialists. PR agencies could credibly pitch agricultural entrepreneurs, farm-management experts, agronomists, finance and succession professionals, and sustainability practitioners with practical field experience; booking difficulty is likely low to medium because the show prioritizes relevant expertise over celebrity prominence.

Metrics

Episodes: 193

Frequency: Several times a week

Rating: 4.6/5.0

Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000

Listener location: Canada

YouTube: 1.7k subscribers

Instagram: 2.2k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

dan@growingthefuture.ca

dan@growingthefuture.ai

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Host

Dan Aberhart - Co-host of an agriculture-focused podcast covering innovation, entrepreneurship, and personal and professional growth in the agriculture community.

Terry Aberhart - Co-host of an agriculture-focused podcast covering innovation, entrepreneurship, and personal and professional growth in the agriculture community.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

low
Typical Credentials:  
Agriculture-industry professionals with direct operational, consulting, financial, technical, or entrepreneurial experience, including farmers, agronomists, farm advisors, brokers, and leaders of agriculture-focused organizations.
Required Achievements:  
Leading or operating an agriculture-focused business or farm, Developing specialized expertise in agronomy, farm finance, succession, marketing, or regenerative agriculture, Building practical frameworks, consulting practices, or services for agricultural producers, Publishing or authoring agriculture-focused educational material

Recent Guest Discussions

Darren Sander - Canola Markets, Crop-size Estimates, Pricing Decisions, Fertilizer Economics, And Farm Marketing Strategy.

Todd Rowan - Canola Markets, Crop-size Estimates, Pricing Decisions, Fertilizer Economics, And Marketing Strategy.

Dave Norris - Canola Markets, Crop-size Estimates, Pricing Decisions, Fertilizer Economics, And Marketing Strategy.

Wade Berlinic - Farm Transitions, Land Sales, Acquisitions, And The Consequences Of Delaying Succession Planning.

Jolene Bolding - Farm Transitions, Family Communication, And Preparing For Ownership And Leadership Changes.

Recent Topics

Agriculture, Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Farm Management

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Growing the Future
:

Farm Finance: The Fractional CFO Strategy Every Farm Needs

October 08, 2026

Your banker calls it coffee. In Craig Macfie's experience, it is an interview. They are reading your numbers, and they are reading how you manage.Harvest ends, Christmas comes, and twelve months of bookkeeping land on the accountant's desk with everyone else's. Reports can arrive in April, just as the field work starts again. Next year's decisions are already underway while the picture of last year is still missing.Dan Aberhart sits down with Craig, a CPA, P.Ag. and the founder of Spring CFO,...

Learn To Hedge: No Body Showed You

October 06, 2026

A grain farm carrying roughly $500 of crop per acre on 5,000 acres is carrying about two and a half million dollars of exposure to grain prices. It doesn't need an open trading account to be in the market.Ryan Bonnett started as a 21-year-old grain merchant and later began trading his own account. He won early, then lost ten or twelve trades in a row because, as he puts it, he was trading on feel and had no system. He joins Dan to explain why almost nobody is taught how to use hedging tools, ...

The WD-40 AI Workshop: Lubricate Life's Squeaky Wheels

October 01, 2026

The hardest thing to fix on a farm doesn't have a part number. It's whatever went wrong between people, and unlike a tractor, you can't just order the replacement part.Dan built this session around an experiment: using the same diagnostic logic a farm already trusts, soil test, tissue test, soil map, applied to people instead of fields. He walks through his own Kolbe, CliftonStrengths, and Enneagram results live, then brings on Robert Woolf to tell a real story: when Dan and Robert negotiated...

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Frequently asked questions

Here's some frequently asked questions for
Growing the Future
:

How do I get in touch with Growing the Future?

Growing the Future is hosted by Dan Aberhart and Terry Aberhart. Its publicly listed emails are dan@growingthefuture.ca and dan@growingthefuture.ai. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for Growing the Future?

The publicly listed emails for Growing the Future: dan@growingthefuture.ca and dan@growingthefuture.ai.

How many listeners does Growing the Future have?

Podseeker estimates Growing the Future reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Growing the Future?

Growing the Future typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Agriculture-industry professionals with direct operational, consulting, financial, technical, or entrepreneurial experience, including farmers, agronomists, farm advisors, brokers, and leaders of agriculture-focused organizations. Common among recent guests: Leading or operating an agriculture-focused business or farm; Developing specialized expertise in agronomy, farm finance, succession, marketing, or regenerative agriculture; Building practical frameworks, consulting practices, or services for agricultural producers. Recent guests include Darren Sander, Todd Rowan, and Dave Norris.

How hard is it to get booked on Growing the Future?

Low. A guest with relevant expertise and a clear angle for its audience has a realistic chance.

What topics does Growing the Future cover?

Recent episodes cover Agriculture, Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Leadership, and Farm Management. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

Publicly listed emails

dan@growingthefuture.ca

dan@growingthefuture.ai

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