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Welcome to the First Issue of Enterprise Ag

A note from publisher and founder Jason Scott on why Enterprise Ag exists, what it is for, and what it is not.

Jason Scott, publisher and founder of Enterprise Ag Magazine
Jason Scott, Publisher & Founder

This magazine was created for one simple reason: agriculture has become more complex, more capital-intensive, and more consequential than ever before. The decisions made in farm offices today ripple far beyond a single season. They shape families, employees, land stewardship, communities, and the long-term future of our food system.

Enterprise Ag exists to help you think bigger.

Not louder. Not trendier. Bigger.

Big-picture agriculture means looking beyond yields and inputs and into leadership, strategy, risk, technology, labor, finance, policy, and legacy. It means understanding how today's choices affect tomorrow's opportunities. It means treating farming not just as a job, but as an enterprise.

I grew up with a deep respect for agriculture and the people in it. Over the years, that respect has only grown. Farmers, growers, advisors, and ag professionals are some of the best people on the planet. They are resilient, principled, innovative, and willing to shoulder risk most industries never see. They deserve information that matches the level of responsibility they carry.

This magazine is not about headlines. It is about clarity.

You will not find fluff here. You will find perspective. You will find insights designed to help you make smarter decisions, ask better questions, and see around corners. Whether it is markets, technology, management, succession, or the future of California agriculture and beyond, our goal is to help you lead with confidence.

At the core of this publication is something deeply personal to me.

I built my career around content, sales, and events because I believe education and connection change outcomes. I believe bringing people together makes industries stronger. I believe agriculture should be left better than we found it. And I believe leadership starts with service.

My faith has shaped that belief. I try to be a good servant of God by putting others before myself, by helping where I can, and by creating things that genuinely add value. Enterprise Ag is an extension of that commitment.

This magazine is for you. For your business. For your family. For the future you are building.

Thank you for trusting us with your time and attention. I hope this publication becomes a resource you rely on, a perspective you respect, and a conversation you want to be part of.

Welcome to Enterprise Ag.

Sincerely,
Jason

Frequently asked

Who is Jason Scott?

Jason Scott is the publisher and founder of Enterprise Ag Magazine. He built his career around content, sales, and events, and started Enterprise Ag because he believes California's enterprise-scale growers deserve information that matches the level of responsibility they carry.

What is Enterprise Ag Magazine?

Enterprise Ag is a new California publication for the enterprise-scale growers running modern agriculture. Its focus is big-picture — leadership, strategy, risk, technology, labor, finance, policy, and legacy — written for operators who treat farming as an enterprise rather than just a job.

How is Enterprise Ag different from other ag magazines?

Enterprise Ag focuses on big-picture editorial content — clarity over fluff — for the people making large-scale decisions. The publisher's editorial standard is perspective and insight that helps growers make smarter decisions, ask better questions, and see around corners, rather than headline-driven coverage.

What topics will Enterprise Ag cover?

Markets, technology, management, succession, the future of California agriculture, and the operational, strategic, and financial decisions that shape enterprise-scale farming operations.

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