Allan Robinette's guest appearances

Allan Robinette

Future of Agriculture

Michigan GROWN, Michigan GREAT podcast

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Christie Apple

Elizabeth Taylor

Taylor Truckey

Claire Smith

Phil Dougherty

Riley Brazo

Tera Baker

Katie Serbinski

Olivia DeVooght

Abby Vitore

McKenzie Kuehnlein

Hoffman Farms

Kendra Kissane

Andrew Woelmer

Derek Thom

OwlTail

Try Acres for FREE: https://www.acres.co/Robinette's Apple Haus &amp; Winery: https://robinettes.com/The Land Podcast - The Pursuit of Land Ownership and Investing https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-land-podcast-the-pursuit-of/id1572511098 Exodus Outdoor Gear: https://exodusoutdoorgear.com/ Hello fellow ag nerds! Thanks for joining me for another episode of the Future of Agriculture podcast. My name is Tim Hammerich and every week you and I get to hear from the farmers, founders, innovators and investors shaping the future of the ag industry.Today’s episode features Allan Robinette. Allan is a fifth generation fruit grower and orchard manager at Robinette’s Apple Haus &amp; Winery in Grand Rapids, Michigan. They grow primarily peaches, apples, and sweet cherries and sell everything retail. We get into all sorts of interesting value-added concepts here including u-pick, farm retail, operating a bakery, winery and cider mill, corn mazes, gift boxes and a lot more. This one was a blast for me who grew up in direct-to-consumer agriculture and still dreams of owning an enterprise in this part of the industry some day. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

Try Acres for FREE: <a href="https://www.acres.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.acres.co/</a>Robinette's Apple Haus &amp; Winery: <a href="https://robinettes.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://robinettes.com/</a>The Land Podcast - The Pursuit of Land Ownership and Investing <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-land-podcast-the-pursuit-of/id1572511098" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-land-podcast-the-pursuit-of/id1572511098</a> Exodus Outdoor Gear: <a href="https://exodusoutdoorgear.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://exodusoutdoorgear.com/</a> Hello fellow ag nerds! Thanks for joining me for another episode of the Future of Agriculture podcast. My name is Tim Hammerich and every week you and I get to hear from the farmers, founders, innovators and investors shaping the future of the ag industry.Today’s episode features Allan Robinette. Allan is a fifth generation fruit grower and orchard manager at Robinette’s Apple Haus &amp; Winery in Grand Rapids, Michigan. They grow primarily peaches, apples, and sweet cherries and sell everything retail. We get into all sorts of interesting value-added concepts here including u-pick, farm retail, operating a bakery, winery and cider mill, corn mazes, gift boxes and a lot more. This one was a blast for me who grew up in direct-to-consumer agriculture and still dreams of owning an enterprise in this part of the industry some day. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

FoA 351: Agritourism and Adding Value on the Farm with Allan Robinette

Allan Robinette is part of Robinette’s Apple Haus &amp; Winery, an agri-tourism destination in Grand Rapids. They also offer you-pick of a variety of fruits, a corn maze, a bakery, and many family activities. Allan credits his grandparents Jim and Bethel Robinette with making the transition to a retail business model. When Allan isn’t pruning, talking with visitors, or doing one of the million other details it takes to run a business, he enjoys cycling and watching movies. Listen as Allan talks about:  The best apples to grow and eat Pest control with pheromones How a company designs and forms a corn maze How to prune trees to get the best growth How one expansion led to another for farm visitors    Tag in social media: WEBSITE FACEBOOK PAGE

Allan Robinette is part of Robinette’s Apple Haus &amp; Winery, an agri-tourism destination in Grand Rapids. They also offer you-pick of a variety of fruits, a corn maze, a bakery, and many family activities. Allan credits his grandparents Jim and Bethel Robinette with making the transition to a retail business model. When Allan isn’t pruning, talking with visitors, or doing one of the million other details it takes to run a business, he enjoys cycling and watching movies. Listen as Allan talks about: <ul> <li>The best apples to grow and eat</li> <li>Pest control with pheromones</li> <li>How a company designs and forms a corn maze</li> <li>How to prune trees to get the best growth</li> <li>How one expansion led to another for farm visitors</li> </ul> Tag in social media: <a href="https://robinettes.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">WEBSITE</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Allan.LaLongueCarabine" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FACEBOOK PAGE</a>

Allan Robinette, Robinette’s

Allan Robinette is part of Robinette’s Apple Haus &amp; Winery, an agri-tourism destination in Grand Rapids. They also offer you-pick of a variety of fruits, a corn maze, a bakery, and many family activities. Allan credits his grandparents Jim and Bethel Robinette with making the transition to a retail business model. When Allan isn’t pruning, talking with visitors, or doing one of the million other details it takes to run a business, he enjoys cycling and watching movies. Listen as Allan talks about: <ul> <li>The best apples to grow and eat</li> <li>Pest control with pheromones</li> <li>How a company designs and forms a corn maze</li> <li>How to prune trees to get the best growth</li> <li>How one expansion led to another for farm visitors</li> </ul> Tag in social media: <a href="https://robinettes.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">WEBSITE</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Allan.LaLongueCarabine" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FACEBOOK PAGE</a>