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Dot the Trees
by Insure.ag
Crop insurance, minus the jargon. Dot the Trees is real talk for growers and the people who serve them, hosted by Josh Benson, Head of Agent Relations at Insure.ag. Each episode sits down with the people behind American specialty crops: agents, adjusters, claims supervisors, policy minds in DC, and growers themselves. What's changing in the industry, what actually matters at the farm gate, and what nobody takes the time to explain. From Insure.ag. Farmer first crop insurance.
Episodes
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Jennifer Witherbee, WAEF: $1.3M in scholarships and the tree fruit families behind them
How do you change a family’s trajectory for generations? Jennifer Witherbee, Executive Director of the Washington Apple Education Foundation (WAEF), tells Josh Benson how the tree fruit industry does it. Jennifer grew up in a tree fruit family in the Chelan area. She joined WAEF in 2001, spent a...
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The future of crop insurance is already here
Crop insurance has been sold the same way for decades. In our first episode, host Josh Benson sits down with Insure.ag CEO and co-founder Andrew Burdock to talk about why that's changing. Andrew spent a decade in agritech and co-founded Aerobotics before building Insure.ag, and he's watched...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Crop insurance, minus the jargon. Dot the Trees is real talk for growers and the people who serve them, hosted by Josh Benson, Head of Agent Relations at Insure.ag. Each episode sits down with the people behind American specialty crops: agents, adjusters, claims supervisors, policy minds in DC, and growers themselves. What's changing in the industry, what actually matters at the farm gate, and what nobody takes the time to explain. From Insure.ag. Farmer first crop insurance.
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