Todd Janzen
Todd Janzen is an attorney who is a frequent author and speaker on legal issues affecting agriculture. He writes a regular blog column on law and technology issues facing agriculture, which can be found at Janzen Ag Law Blog.
Why grower acceptance of carbon sequestration programs is lagging
A group of companies called the Agricultural Climate Market Collaborative believes that lack of transparency is one of the major road blocks to acceptance.
Tesla disrupted the auto industry. What about agriculture?
Farmers are under increasing pressure to reduce their carbon footprints, and electric vehicles can help.
Understanding the scopes of GHG emissions
A new rule meant to increase the environmental, social, and corporate governance information for investors is causing some heartburn in ag circles due to the feared downstream effect.
Apple CarPlay will soon control your car. Will Apple TractorPlay be next?
Is it inevitable that a major software developer or agricultural OEM will create a CarPlay-like experience for the tractor cab?
How antiquated real estate laws are stopping farmers from fighting climate change
Companies searching for ways to sequester carbon in farmland are mostly choosing to bypass traditional real estate contracts and instead create new “soil carbon” contracts.
Rethinking cloud-connected machines in times of international conflict
What if the cloud connection became a source for negatively impacting machines?