Progressive Ag Offers Crop Marketing Webinars and Informational Videos

Monday, September 19, 2016

Progressive Ag Offers Crop Marketing Webinars and Informational Videos

Ray Grabanski grew up on a small farm near Inkster, North Dakota, and his experiences with grain-harvesting and livestock-rearing greatly contributed to his passion for agriculture. A skilled professional in agriculture law and marketing, Ray Grabanski founded Progressive Ag in 1992. The North Dakota-based company operates as a national leader in crop insurance and marketing, and offers complimentary webinars and informational videos through its website.

The webinars and informational videos cover a wide variety of topics related to crop marketing, such as farm risk management and planting reports. Key employees from Progressive Ag act as hosts for the videos and share their knowledge and valuable insights through in-depth discussions. Additionally, the video library includes monthly reactions and analyses of the US Department of Agriculture Crop Report and the World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates Report. Hosts also share updates on current lawsuits currently being handled by Progressive Ag Law, an affiliate firm that provides legal services to farmers and agribusinesses.

To learn more about available webinars and informational videos, visit progressiveag.com/webinars-videos.

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About Ray Grabanski

Ray Grabanski draws on extensive experience in the agricultural sector to provide professional consultation and legal services to northern midwestern farmers. Before launching his career, he earned a BS and MS in agricultural economics while gaining valuable experience on his family’s Inkster, North Dakota, grain and livestock farm, helping to triple its acreage despite an industry-wide economic downturn. During this time, Ray Grabanski also began to develop an interest in agricultural law and completed a legislative internship at the House Committee on Agriculture. In 1992, he formed Progressive Ag, an agricultural marketing, insurance, and commodity brokerage firm that now ranks as the top national firm for corn and soybean marketing.

In 2010, Ray Grabanski decided to pursue his passion for agricultural law and embarked on his JD at the University of North Dakota. After passing the bar in July 2013, he formed Progressive Ag Law, PLLC, with four UND classmates. In addition to maintaining his responsibilities as president and chief market analyst at Progressive Ag, Mr. Grabanski now represents the agricultural community in cases including the Syngenta lawsuit and issues related to the ARC-CO Farm Bill.

Outside of his professional activities, Ray Grabanski is an active member of the Lutheran Church, and he supports institutions such as the Norman Lutheran Church and the Institute of Lutheran Theology.