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Built on Iron, A Brilliant Harvest Podcast

Remi Schmaltz

Technologie

Business & Entrepreneuriat

Fréquence : 1 épisode/43j. Total Éps: 4

Built on Iron dives into how machinery dealerships deliver exceptional service. Brilliant Harvest CEO Remi Schmaltz talks with dealership leaders about operations, technology, customer experience, and the stories that define this industry.

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Ryan Raguse on How Tech is Driving the Next Era of Dealership Support

Épisode 3

lundi 15 juin 2026 • Durée 44:16

Technology is changing the way farms operate, but for Ryan Raguse, that change is not theoretical. He sees it from the tractor cab, the tech founder’s seat, and the family farm.

Remi sits down with Ryan, who sees things from both sides of farming: sitting in the tractor and building the new tech that powers agriculture. Ryan brings a unique perspective as both a farmer and an ag tech leader, with deep experience in software, data, equipment, and the day-to-day realities of running a farm.

Ryan shares what it was like to return to the family farm after the loss of his father, how he thinks about equipment decisions, and why dealership service and support are becoming more important than ever. He also talks about the value of “tribal knowledge” inside dealerships, the role AI can play in preserving and scaling that expertise, and why the best dealers may soon become true uptime advisors for their customers.

The conversation also dives into autonomous equipment, AI on the farm, preventative maintenance, farmer data, and Ryan’s new platform, Acre Almanac, which helps farmers build a private, long-term knowledge base from their own operational history.
For equipment dealers, this episode is a clear look at where farmer expectations are headed, and why the dealership-customer relationship is only going to become more strategic with new technology.

Grab your copy of The Equipment Dealer's Guide to Creating an AI-Powered Customer Experience at BrilliantPowered.com or using the link below.

The Equipment Dealer's Guide to Creating an AI-Powered Customer Experience

About Ryan Raguse

Ryan Raguse is a sixth-generation farmer, entrepreneur, and ag tech innovator working at the intersection of agriculture, data, and emerging technology. He is the CEO of Acre Almanac, an AI-powered farm analytics platform designed to help farmers better understand operational performance, yield variance, and long-term decision-making through their own historical data.

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