Garrett Thorsby

I farm thirty-two hundred acres of wheat, canola and soybeans in southern Manitoba, third generation. Twenty-seven years of my own decisions, including several expensive ones I would rather you did not repeat. Where a conversation helps most: deciding a rotation when prices have moved, working out whether a machinery purchase pays for itself at your acreage, and reading soil tests that nobody has explained to you. That last one matters more than people think, because a lot of fertiliser gets bought on habit rather than on the test. I am not an agronomist and I do not sell inputs. I am a farmer who has run the numbers on his own operation for a long time and who will run them on yours honestly, including telling you when the answer is that your acreage does not justify the equipment you are looking at.

Langues de consultation

• 🇬🇧Anglais

Compétences

• Crop rotation planning
• Soil test interpretation
• Machinery cost per acre
• Canola and wheat agronomy
• Grain marketing basics
• Succession planning