Insights

With in-house expertise in regenerative agriculture, our team is sharing the latest news from the field and insights into the evolving landscape. Browse the resources below, or sign up to get our quarterly newsletter delivered to your inbox.

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AgSpire Producer Insights | Q2 2025

AgSpire works with a of a diverse group of farmers and ranchers, united by an interest in practices that improve their operation’s long-term resilience. This quarterly report shares insights into our work on the ground with producers. Download >>>

AgSpire Helps Producers Get Incentives for Conservation

From Dakota Farmer: AgSpire programs such as Ranching for the Future, Grass is Greener and Covering America bring benefits and technical advice to farmers and ranchers looking to implement conservation practices on their operation. By Sarah McNaughton-Peterson Read the Full Article >>>

Growing a Regenerative Perspective: Jared Knock at TEDx Sioux Falls

Jared Knock takes the TEDx stage, sharing examples of regenerative agriculture practices and showing how improved agriculture management can be more sustainable, productive, and profitable – all at the same time. Watch the Video >>>

Ranch Resilience Events

2026 Ranch Resilience Event - Aberdeen, SD

In January 2026, AgSpire brought together internal experts to discuss their expertise in herd management and soil health. Alan Hojer also joined the event to bring his expertise on legacy and estate planning. Learn More >>>

2025 Ranch Resilience Event - Huron, SD

In February of 2025, AgSpire brought together leading livestock experts with long – term forecasting of the beef industry and seed specialists on how to increase operational efficiency and resiliency. Learn More>>>

Media Inquiries & Speaking Engagements

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AgSpire News

Pasture Conversion: Overrun to Production

AgSpire works with producers to make their operations more resilient. In this blog post, learn more about how AgSpire worked with a producer to turn an overrun pasture into full production. Part 1 of the series

Mar 10, 2026

AgSpire Launches Texas Better Beef Program

AgSpire launches the Texas Better Beef Program. The Texas Better Beef Program is open to cow-calf and stocker operations managing 30 or more head of cattle and at least 30 grazing acres. Participating producers commit to a 1-year program commitment and allow soil sampling and operational data collection to help track progress and support continuous improvement over time.

Mar 10, 2026

Can Sustainability Thrive While Farmers Struggle?

With so many sustainability programs in the market place, AgSpire is working to cut through the noise and ensure producers thrive.

Mar 6, 2026

Nutrition Today Shapes Your Herd for Generations

Good nutrition starts with being proactive in keeping your cows in shape. When cows hold body condition and meet their energy needs, they breed back better and perform better in the herd. The problem is, by the time you see a cow slip in body condition, especially in winter when cows have more hair, you’re already behind. At that point, catching her back up is expensive and often insufficient. Planning and focusing on body condition before winter/last trimester is less expensive and more effective.

Jan 9, 2026