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EPISODE · Jan 31, 2026 · 1H 5M

Ep 26: Precision 3D Printing And Carpet Farming, The Way Of The Future

from The Degenerative Ag Podcast · host degenerativeag

 Special guest this episode, Eric from Eric's Custom 3D Grain Setups talks us through his business of custom, one-off 3D printed grain bins and elevators.  How has the toy/collector market changed over the last decade, how much detail can be applied with current technology, and how he's built this business from the ground up.   He also talks about how he is able to take practically any farmer's grain bin setup, just using pictures sent in by the farmers, to make a precision scale replica.   He was also generous enough to donate one of his lighted grain bins for us to give away to our podcast listeners.  Stay tuned to find out when and how YOU can win this one-of-a-kind grain bin, either for your collection, or to make your children's dream come true. Eric's Custom 3D Grain Setups: Eric’s Custom 3D Grain Set Ups | Freeport IL | Facebook E-mail questions and comments: [email protected] Patreon exclusives and early releases (doesn't cost anything to join): Degenerative Agriculture | Your home for inebriated agriculture! | Patreon

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