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From major product launches to media features and industry recognition, this is where we share Gripp’s official news. Browse our press releases and stay connected as we continue shaping the next era of farm technology.
- Supply Summit and ShowcaseSan Antonio, TexasMarch 26, 2026
- Commodity ClassicSan Antonio, TexasFebruary 25, 2026 - February 27, 2026
- Top Producer SummitNashville, TennesseeFebruary 9, 2026 - February 11, 2026
- Demolition ConferencePhoenix, ArizonaFebruary 4, 2026 - February 7, 2026
- Convergence CanadaRegina, Saskatchewan, CanadaFebruary 3, 2026 - February 5, 2026
- 2026 AAPEX Annual MeetingTucson, ArizonaJanuary 27, 2026 - January 31, 2026
- Memphis AgLaunch Demo NightMemphis, TennesseeJanuay 22, 2026
- Farm Foundation Round TableEl Paso, TexasJanuary 14, 2026 - January 16, 2026
- American Farm Bureau ConventionAnaheim, CaliforniaJanuary 9, 2026 - January 14, 2026
- Getting a GRIPP on the OperationFebruary 17, 2026 | Tennessee Farm BureauFarmers are constantly looking for ways to improve their operations — whether through proven ideas or practical new technology. At the Top Producer Summit in Nashville, Gripp joined AgLaunch of Tennessee to share how a simple, operations-first approach is helping farmers keep better records, preserve institutional knowledge, and run more predictable operations.How Gripp Is Revolutionizing Farm Equipment Maintenance with QR Codes and Simple SoftwareAugust 5, 2025 | The Germiate PodcastGripp CEO, Tracey Wiedmeyer, joins the conversation to discuss how simple QR-based tagging is modernizing equipment maintenance and recordkeeping in agriculture. By centralizing asset history and inspections in one accessible system, Gripp is helping drive practical, real-world technology adoption on the farm.Getting a Gripp on Modern Agriculture with Tracey WiedmeyerMay 14, 2025 | Founders in FocusModern agriculture depends on complex equipment and systems — but record-keeping hasn’t always kept pace. In this episode of Founders in Focus, the conversation explores how Gripp tackles overlooked operational pain points through a deceptively simple platform. From bridging generational knowledge gaps to reducing “schlep work,” the discussion highlights why simplicity, empathy, and professionalization are shaping the future of farm management.Developing Intuitive Agtech with Gripp CEO Tracey WiedmeyerMay 11, 2025 | Spilled SaltIn this episode of the Spilled Salt Podcast, the conversation explores the realities of building an agtech startup from the ground up. From the early development of Gripp’s intuitive, low-friction software to the importance of listening closely to producers, the discussion highlights how user feedback shapes meaningful innovation. It’s a candid look at entrepreneurship in agriculture and the lessons learned along the way.In this episode of the Spilled Salt Podcast, the conversation explores the realities of building an agtech startup from the ground up. From the early development of Gripp’s intuitive, low-friction software to the importance of listening closely to producers, the discussion highlights how user feedback shapes meaningful innovation. It’s a candid look at entrepreneurship in agriculture and the lessons learned along the way.Get a GRIPP on Agricultural Operations, Equipment, and MaintenanceApril 8, 2025 | CMMSradioAgriculture has long relied on generic software and disconnected systems to manage equipment and operations. This episode dives into how Gripp was built specifically for farming — offering a simple, mobile-first approach to tracking assets, training resources, and operational data. The conversation explores why purpose-built technology matters and how real farm experience shaped the platform from day one.From Farming to Industrial Software DevelopmentMarch 14, 2025 | The Manufacturer's Mindset PodcastOperations teams across agriculture and manufacturing face similar challenges: disconnected systems and scattered information. In this episode of The Manufacturers Mindset Podcast, the conversation explores how Gripp was built to streamline equipment management and operational workflows for farmers, manufacturers, and warehouse operators alike. From farm roots to scaling practical software solutions, the discussion highlights the realities of technology adoption and the lessons learned along the way.Digitizing Farm Operations: Tracey Wiedmeyer on Gripp's Role in Ag TechMarch 4, 2025 | The Thriving Farmer PodcastIn this episode of the Thriving Farmer Podcast, the conversation explores how technology can streamline farm record-keeping and operations management. Drawing from his upbringing on a Wisconsin farm, Tracey Wiedmeyer shares how Gripp was built to centralize equipment tracking, team communication, and operational data in one accessible system. The discussion covers Gripp’s origins, industry recognition, and the broader future of practical agtech innovation.Gripp Ag, Agriculture Operations Tracking, & Scary MoviesDecember 16, 2024 | The High Ground PodcastTechnology adoption in agriculture often fails when it adds complexity instead of reducing it. In this episode of The High Ground, the discussion explores how Gripp was built to simplify operational tracking — centralizing records, training resources, and asset history in one accessible system. From its connection to Purdue DIAL to real-world applications like disease tracking and inspection logging, the episode highlights how clarity drives growth.Doing Something with Your Data + The Ag Equipment MarketDecember 9, 2024 | AgriNovus IndianaWith ag equipment sales down and commodity markets under pressure, farmers are being forced to do more with the assets they already own. This episode explores the current state of the equipment market and the growing need for better maintenance visibility and fleet coordination. The conversation highlights how Gripp was built to bring clarity and predictability to equipment management — and how its partnership with Purdue DIAL accelerated its impact.Taking Tech Back to the FarmAugust 28, 2024 | Midwest MoxieModern farm operations generate massive amounts of information — but too often, it’s scattered. In this episode of Midwest Moxie, the discussion highlights how Gripp brings structure to equipment management and operational workflows through a simple, mobile-first system designed specifically for agriculture.Tracey WiedmeyerMay 14, 2024 | Top Producer PodcastFarmers don’t dislike technology — they dislike unnecessary paperwork. In this episode of the Top Producer Podcast, the discussion explores how Gripp centralizes maintenance records, compliance tracking, and operational workflows into one accessible platform. The result is less administrative burden and more predictable operations.
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