Growers

Bridging the Gap Between the Field and Technology

We create a collaborative ecosystem to meaningfully engage the next generation of agriculturalists.

The technology industry is constantly shifting and evolving, requiring a baseline understanding of often very complex systems. Getting to the core knowledge required to be effective with technology is important to the time and attention of growers.

Partnering Growers with Educators and Researchers

Mark Ottis, a North Dakota farmer, has been farming for decades. He believes that there is nothing you cannot know if you can ask the right question, and by applying his curiosity to his fields, he has created wealth, shared knowledge, and invested in the farm of the future.

Ann Nobriga speaking.

Growers face unique challenges that can go unheard in broader AgTech conversations.

That’s why Grand Farm created the Regional Agriculture Pain Point Report, also known as the RAPPR: a focused effort to identify the real-world hurdles faced by growers in our region. By elevating local insights, the RAPPR ensures that the needs of growers shape the future of agricultural innovation. As we continue building a network of region-specific reports, this work serves as a blueprint for aligning technology with the realities of the field.

Grab your digital copy of the 2025 Regional Agriculture Pain Point Report (RAPPR).

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Innovation Campus

We welcome you to our Grand Farm Innovation Campus just west of Casselton, North Dakota. The campus is designed in a way where growers, industry professionals, and researchers will collaborate to deliver innovative solutions and to demonstrate and research the latest in agriculture technology.

An event at the Grand Farm campus.

Attend Ag Events

Each of our annual events have education workshops and components to bring together educators, researchers, and industry to build connections and transfer knowledge across generations.