Where agricultural leaders and generative AI meet, one bed row at a time.
Nash Hill Farms started as a name on a consulting invoice and turned into an actual patch of ground. Beds, fencing, a compost pile that took two years to get right.
The farm is the counterweight. Software gives you an undo. A late frost does not. Working outside has made me better at judging which problems are worth solving now and which ones will resolve themselves by August.
It is also becoming the intersection: conversations with agricultural leaders about where generative AI actually helps, and where it is just noise. The field is a better testing ground for that than any whiteboard.
Field notes, in pictures
The guardian, off dutyBelly rubs, non-negotiableWatch duty, from the good chair
