That's it for Day 1 of #BeyondtheHarvest, a day that kept coming back to back to one thing: relationships. As Pinion's Lance Woodbury noted, "Algorithms can answer questions. Only an advisor can earn trust." Fantastic speakers, and a lot to think about. See everyone tomorrow!

It's nearly time. We're arriving soon in Kansas City, ready for Day 1 of Adams Brown Beyond the Harvest 2026 tomorrow. If you're attending in person, come and say hello! #BeyondtheHarvest

Next week, we're excited to be joining US ag industry professionals in Kansas City for @KansasCPAs Beyond the Harvest 2026, which Figured is sponsoring. It's going to be an insightful event, and we're looking forward to seeing many of you there. #BeyondTheHarvest #USAg

Your row crop clients are about to start calling, and they've got questions QuickBooks can't answer on its own. So what numbers do you need this harvest, and how do you get them? Read here → hubs.ly/Q04zZs8R0 #AgTwitter #USAg #AgFinance

How do you net an NZ Dairy Award, plus merits?  For Hannah and George King from the Bay of Plenty, it’s all about strong financial discipline, and clear visibility over the books. Read the full story → hubs.ly/Q04y_Q2x0 #NZDairy #NZFarming

Sharemilkers Hannah & George King recently took home runner-up at the 2026 Dairy Industry Awards. The judges said it was the couple's financial discipline and vision for growth that got their attention.  Read the full story → hubs.ly/Q04y_PYX0 #NZDairy #NZFarming

What does it take not to be a "busy fool" in farming? Farmer Tom Severn, is working on that with his accountant and business adviser, James Harvey (McCulloch & Partners) - to remove more uncertainty from farming. Watch the full story → hubs.ly/Q04xX2rq0 #NZFarming

"You can be a busy fool in farming. You can do a lot of stuff and not actually make any ground any better than the next person who's doing half as much work." That's what can happen without visibility, and a clear road map to follow. And it's a problem Southland dairy farmer Tom Severn, alongside his accountant and business adviser, James Harvey (McCulloch & Partners), is trying to solve. See what they're doing differently → hubs.ly/Q04w-qLG0

Within 10 years, 50% of New Zealand farm and orchard owners will turn 65. Between them, they hold $150 billion in farming assets. This represents an enormous generational shift coming to NZ agriculture — and an opportunity for agri-accounting firms looking to expand into those higher-value advisory conversations. But how do you approach succession, and what tools do you need? Learn more in our latest article, featuring a case study from Diprose Miller, one of the country’s leading firms. Read here → figured.com/blog/succession-… #NZFarming #AgriAccounting

Looking backwards tells you where the farm used to be, but not what’s happening right now. For Waikato farmer Graeme Shaw, passing down his farm to daughter Marie and son-in-law Sam, that’s not enough. His adviser, Ed Wagstaff from @Diprose Miller, uses Figured to work from today’s numbers, helping the whole team stay on top of what’s impacting the business now — instead of focusing on what went on last year. That live view is laying down the roadmap for Sam and Marie to move from owning 50% of the business as contract milkers, to taking over the full thing within four to five years. Watch the full story → hubs.ly/Q04pgwsZ0 #NZDairy #AgriAccounting

Killsheet invoice processing just got faster for Figured users in New Zealand. ANZCO and Alliance now join AFFCO and Silver Fern Farms as supported meat processors, extending Figured's automatic killsheet capture across more of the country's sheep and beef supply chain. Additionally, you can now upload killsheet invoice PDFs straight from the Livestock Tracker, including several at once, with no email integration or authorisation form needed. Figured reads the invoice with AI and turns it straight into a sales transaction, ready for review. Log in and try it today. #NZFarming #AgriTech

Out of date numbers create out of date plans. In the day to day, this can have an unknown impact on a farm's cash position. But in succession planning, it affects the next generation too. For Ed Wagstaff (Diprose Miller), it’s why he’s been using Figured to support his work with Waikato farmer Graeme Shaw as he passes down his farm to daughter Marie and her husband Sam. With data that’s on time, today, they can make decisions about the business with all the relevant information in front of them. Both generations work from the same live picture, and Ed can focus more on bringing everyone together to plan ahead and move in the right direction, and less on chasing numbers. Watch the full story → hubs.ly/Q04pg37t0

Succession conversations break down when the generations are all working from a different picture. For Graeme Shaw, passing his Te Awamutu property down to daughter Marie and son-in-law Sam, that shared view comes from conversations steered by adviser Ed Wagstaff (Diprose Miller), supported by real-time numbers in Figured. With Ed keeping the next generation involved, and Figured offering an accessible view of the farm's live picture, Sam and Marie have taken on 50% of the farm as contract milkers, with plans to take over the rest within four to five years. It's a plan Graeme thinks is very achievable. Watch the full story → hubs.ly/Q04pg2VF0 #NZDairy #AgriAccounting

Waikato farmer Graeme Shaw has a target of not owning any farms by the time he’s 70. At 69 now, he says he’s on track. His daughter Marie and son-in-law Sam are set to take over Graeme’s Te Awamutu property, and already own 50% as contract milkers. But succession planning isn’t easy when most of the numbers live in one person’s head — which is where Figured and adviser Ed Wagstaff from Diprose Miller help get everyone pulling in the same direction. Their story is a great example of how smart planning, good teamwork, and clear visibility help one generation pass down their legacy to the next. Watch the full video → hubs.ly/Q04pg0Gq0

When a producer calls up looking at a major expansion to their grain handling facilities, how long does it take to get back to them with fresh reports and new scenarios? For most US ag advisors, it can take a week. For Pinion, they were talking to the client's lender that same day. Got 5 mins? Here’s the full story → hubs.ly/Q04n8y3z0

For most US ag advisory firms, there's a lag in the workflow. Updating manual processes and trading backups can take a week, if not longer. By then, the opportunity might have closed. It's a problem Pinion Global's Derrick Deardorff knows well, and one Pinion has solved. See how → hubs.ly/Q04m511n0 #AgFinance #USAg

For most US ag advisory firms, there's a lag in the workflow. Updating manual processes and trading backups can take a week, if not longer. By then, the opportunity might have closed. It's a problem Pinion Global's Derrick Deardorff knows well, and one Pinion has solved. See how → hubs.ly/Q04m511n0 #AgFinance #USAg

In previous row crop downturns, Derrick Deardorff at @PinionGlobal said he would typically see producers pull back, deferring growth. Not this time. Since moving to the cloud, Derrick and the team have gained real-time access to their clients' farm data in Figured, allowing them to turn around questions and refreshed reports in an afternoon. Even with tight margins, their producers have the numbers and projections to feel confident executing their plans - keeping growth through the hard times. Read the full story → hubs.ly/Q04lmz7b0 #AgFinance #USAg

Learn how connecting your livestock records with your financial plan gives you a clearer picture of farm performance and cash flow. On June 18, 12pm AET, we're joining AgriWebb and a real Australian accountant-producer team to dig into how it works — and what changes when forecasting has the full data. Free to attend → hubs.ly/Q04kFqq80