HeyJaredThe Future Herd
A podcast exploring how collective wisdom and adaptive leadership can help us navigate the profound transformations reshaping our food and agriculture systems.
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1: Welcome to the Future Herd! (opens the original)
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Many independent actors, adapting together Food systems are changing faster than most of our institutions can keep up. The Future Herd is a podcast about understanding where our food actually comes from—how it’s grown, governed, financed, regulated, and lived with—and what it will take to adapt together in the decades ahead. Hosted by Jesse Hirsh , the show explores leadership through collaboration across agriculture, policy, technology, labour, and climate. Rather than treating food as a sector
37: Improvisation and Intuition Are the Requirements for AI in Agriculture (opens the original)
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Summary: This episode explores how artificial intelligence functions in agriculture not as a tool of rigid control, but as a facilitator of human intuition and field-level improvisation. Host Jesse Hirsh is joined by Donald Killorn and Mohsen Yoosefzadeh Najafabadi to examine the practical, ethical, and computational realities of deploying AI across Canadian agri-food systems. Show notes: In this episode of The Future Herd, hosts Jesse Hirsh and Jenn MacTavish bring together two of Canada's lead
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