Jun 9, 2026 · 40 min · 14 segments
Agriculture is on the edge of an AI revolution, and farmers are about to feel it. In this episode of The GrainsWest Podcast, Trevor Bacque sits down with businessman and ag tech visionary Robert Saik…
Robert SaikGuest
Trevor BacqueHost
Through 40 years of agricultural experience, he's worked to launch multiple future-focused ag companies and currently runs Power Farm, a farmer peer group supporting growers that annually earn $1 million or more in revenue.
He's also the founder and CEO of T1 Technology Corporation, which is the developer of Agvisor Pro, a global mobile connectivity platform for agriculture, as well as visorpro.ai, a solution that leverages AI in the farm equipment and construction sectors.
Well,
Rob, why don't we just start with where AI is today? And if you can, why don't you just talk to listeners about how many years AI has been developing in agriculture? A lot of people think this is something that really only started in the last three or four years, but it goes way further back than that, doesn't it?
Through 40 years of agricultural experience, he's worked to launch multiple future-focused ag companies and currently runs Power Farm, a farmer peer group supporting growers that annually earn $1 million or more in revenue.
He's also the founder and CEO of T1 Technology Corporation, which is the developer of Agvisor Pro, a global mobile connectivity platform for agriculture, as well as visorpro.ai, a solution that leverages AI in the farm equipment and construction sectors.
Well,
Rob, why don't we just start with where AI is today? And if you can, why don't you just talk to listeners about how many years AI has been developing in agriculture? A lot of people think this is something that really only started in the last three or four years, but it goes way further back than that, doesn't it?
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