Certified Crop Advisor, Environmental Stewardship, & Ag Changes
Mon Feb 02 2026
How can a Certified Crop Advisor help a grower? Special guest Bobby Busick joins hosts Jeff Jarrett and Sal Sama for today’s episode of The High Ground powered by Premier Companies. Bobby is an award-winning Certified Crop Advisor and account manager for Premier Ag and has a wealth of agriculture knowledge to share!
Bobby will share how he went from a kid on a farm to a decades-long career at the co-op working in a variety of roles including liquid application, working in the feed mill, and eventually to his current role as a Certified Crop Advisor and account manager. From advancements in technology to the increase in no-till farming, Jeff, Sal, and Bobby will discuss changes in farming practices and operations. You’ll also hear Bobby’s unique perspective as a family farmer and Orange County Soil and Water Conservation board member who is also an account manager at Premier. “What you’re buying is the same thing I’m buying… I’m putting my bottom line into what I’m trying to sell them.”
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How can a Certified Crop Advisor help a grower? Special guest Bobby Busick joins hosts Jeff Jarrett and Sal Sama for today’s episode of The High Ground powered by Premier Companies. Bobby is an award-winning Certified Crop Advisor and account manager for Premier Ag and has a wealth of agriculture knowledge to share! Bobby will share how he went from a kid on a farm to a decades-long career at the co-op working in a variety of roles including liquid application, working in the feed mill, and eventually to his current role as a Certified Crop Advisor and account manager. From advancements in technology to the increase in no-till farming, Jeff, Sal, and Bobby will discuss changes in farming practices and operations. You’ll also hear Bobby’s unique perspective as a family farmer and Orange County Soil and Water Conservation board member who is also an account manager at Premier. “What you’re buying is the same thing I’m buying… I’m putting my bottom line into what I’m trying to sell them.”