Join The Combine for a conversation with Kevin Kimle, cofounder and CEO of BitCorn, about how Bitcoin and stablecoins could give Nebraska producers a new way to manage and grow the operation's money.
BitCorn is an Iowa company building Bitcoin and stablecoin tools made for agriculture. Their idea is simple. Land holds value because nobody can make more of it, and Bitcoin works the same way: there will only ever be 21 million. Commodity prices are flat, input costs keep climbing, and most farm capital is tied up in land, equipment, and loans on the bank's terms. BitCorn believes farmers should understand this new kind of asset and test it carefully. Their BitCorn Node is a computer built for the farm. It lets an operation hold its own Bitcoin directly instead of keeping it on someone else's platform.
Kevin is a fourth-generation agriculturalist who has spent about 30 years building ag technology companies. In 1996 he started one of the first online marketplaces for agribusiness. He then built a commodity hedging platform that was acquired in 2008, and since 2016 he has led Iowa State University's Ag Startup Engine.
In the session, Kevin will explain Bitcoin and stablecoins in plain terms and talk honestly about risk and volatility. He'll also walk through how self-custody works and what a sensible first step looks like for a curious operation.
This webinar is designed for Nebraska producers who want a clear, practical look at digital currency without the hype.
Register: https://www.nebraskacombine.com/event-details-registration/bitcoin-a-po…
