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5 Things Silicon Valley Gets Wrong About Agriculture
Fail fast, fail often doesn't work for farmers. Here are five agricultural realities funders and innovators need to understand.
Michael Gilbert
Founder and Director of the Board at Semios
Michael Gilbert is the CEO of Semios, helping farmers use data to optimize every acre. He is a father, founder and scientist who is passionate about sustainability and having fun shaping the future.
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