EPISODE · Oct 2, 2025 · 34 MIN
50. Building Acres.com: Data, People, and the Future of Land Tech with Carter Malloy and Ben Maddox
from Land & Everything Else · host Dr. Craig Lemoine & Ailie Elmore
Behind every innovation in land and agriculture, there’s a story of persistence, feedback, and people. In this episode, Acres.com co-founders Carter Malloy and Ben Maddox sit down with Brodrick Lothringer, our host for this episode, at the Land Investment Expo to share how their platform is reshaping the way professionals access and understand land data.They reflect on the scrappy beginnings of AcreTrader, the challenges of turning scattered records into usable insights, and the culture of curiosity that continues to drive Acres forward. Along the way, they explain why advice can be more powerful than feedback, and how staying people-focused has become just as important as advancing technology.In this episode:The origins of AcreTrader and the launch of Acres.comWhy quality data and human input remain essential in an AI-driven worldThe role of culture, character, and curiosity in building teamsHow land use is evolving beyond farming into energy, housing, and technologyConnect with us!Carter Malloy on LinkedInBen Maddox on LinkedInAcresAgriculture Focused Financial PlanningLand & Everything Else YouTube Channel
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Behind every innovation in land and agriculture, there’s a story of persistence, feedback, and people. In this episode, Acres.com co-founders Carter Malloy and Ben Maddox sit down with Brodrick Lothringer, our host for this episode, at the Land Investment Expo to share how their platform is reshaping the way professionals access and understand land data. They reflect on the scrappy beginnings of AcreTrader, the challenges of turning scattered records into usable insights, and the culture of c...
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