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Jeremy Matuszewski

@JeremyM_Ag

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President of TSM and Ag Sales Rep for some of the best products available on the agricultural market.

Manitoba, Canada
Joined September 2011
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Jeremy Matuszewski
5 days
They say every Robinson Crusoe needs a Friday. As I undertake this crazy adventure in Brazil, that’s been Vancley—translator, travel partner, deal maker and most of all, a friend. Proud to have him on this journey with me. #TrustedTeam #BusinessAbroad #RealConnections
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Jeremy Matuszewski
7 days
It’s not just Razor’s Edge out here. We’ve been testing something game-changing from Brazil: Fertisystem. They’ve developed a patented sonar sensor that monitors seed + fertilizer flow on air drills and air seeders—and it crushed testing in North America. Yesterday, I got to tour
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Jeremy Matuszewski
9 days
After a long journey from Riberião Preto to Passo Fundo, we arrived in one of the most beautiful corners of Brazil, where it truly feels like God used a different brush. Honored to announce our new manufacturing partner: Mann Peças Agrícolas, a family-run company with over 40
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Jeremy Matuszewski
11 days
Still riding the high from today. Spent the day deep in Brazil’s ag heartland—fields full of everything from wheat to bananas. Climbed into a combine with local farmers and watched doubt turn into pure excitement. 🌎 Brazil ag is something else. Tomorrow we fly south for even
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Jeremy Matuszewski
13 days
There is no better way to start the day with some exercise, and one of my favorite ways is to #spin. This morning marcelateixeira96 absolutely kicked my butt velocity.riberiao.preto.abv. The location may be new to me, but the energy and the vibe is exactly what I needed this
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Jeremy Matuszewski
14 days
It’s a wrap!.5 full days. 7AM to 7PM. And every moment was worth it. From podcasts with Matheus Marino to deep conversations across booths—this week showed me just how much heart lives in Brazil’s ag community. 🇧🇷 Obrigado to CooperCitrus & Campo Digital. Big things ahead.
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Jeremy Matuszewski
16 days
Coffee in Brazil? A full experience. At CooperCitrus Expo, CrediCitrus serves Vita Café—you pop it open, stir, and savor. It’s like farm show meets barista vibes ☕. 🌱 Fueling up, Brazilian style. #VitaCafe #CoffeeCulture #AgInBrazil
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Jeremy Matuszewski
16 days
Today had everything—crowds, connection, laughter… and some tough emotions. Caue, who's been working with us here, got difficult news and had to leave the show early. It hit hard. But through it all, the Cooper Citrus crew showed up with real heart. 🙏 Hug your people. You
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Jeremy Matuszewski
17 days
Started the day with prayer, purpose, and a powerful message from the leaders of Campo Digital and CooperCitrus — and it only got better from there. Had the chance to share our Razors Edge Concaves with an incredible team that’s fired up to take them to farmers across Brazil. Met
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Jeremy Matuszewski
18 days
Brazil showed up strong. Day 1 of the Expo and the vibe was 🔥.Gov. of São Paulo. Minister of Agriculture. Packed house. Farmers lining up just to shake hands. You could feel the respect. And the love for agriculture? Runs deep here. Day 2 is next, and 42 busloads of farmers are
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Jeremy Matuszewski
19 days
From running through Toronto airport….To driving in Brazil with gear stuck in customs….To watching the president of Campo Digital help paint our booth parts by hand—.That’s the spirit that built this. Grateful. Exhausted. Fired up. 🇧🇷 Tomorrow we show what we came for.
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Jeremy Matuszewski
22 days
Saskatchewan and Alberta showed up strong this week. Booth packed. Farmers talking. Energy non-stop. And for the first time ever, I’m not here for the final day—flying home to prep for Brazil. But the team? They handled everything. People came by saying, “We heard you on the
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Jeremy Matuszewski
27 days
Joe Gardiner says it clearly: “If I died tomorrow, my dad would probably go back to tillage.” But even if they saw things differently, his dad showed up every day, helping run a farm in ways he didn’t always agree with, just to support the next generation. That kind of respect,
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Jeremy Matuszewski
28 days
Joe Gardiner’s weapon of choice? Passion. Because without it, you won’t make it through the hard days. “You’ll say, ‘Screw this—I could work 9 to 5 and not deal with this.’” But if you’re lucky enough to get 80 years on this earth, why spend them doing anything less than what
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Jeremy Matuszewski
28 days
In 2014, we borrowed a trailer and took a chance. Today, we’re showing up with something we only dreamed of back then. Every upgrade tells a story of grit, growth, the grind behind the scenes, and the people who helped build this company. Thanks to the crew, the clients, and the
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Jeremy Matuszewski
29 days
What a 24 hours. Left Winkler at 5PM. Picked up Noah Tines — skateboarding across Canada for a cause. Landed in Avonlea for a combine clinic and BBQ at Watson Seeds. We showed off farmer designed harvest tools like Razor’s Edge Concaves, Schergain Drop Pan, Ipaddock Typhoon.and
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Jeremy Matuszewski
1 month
At just 18 years old, Tim Young was driving tractors down backroads, giving live demos, and selling machines like a pro. He’d wash the cab, prep the specs, and walk farmers through every feature—from turbocharged engines to ISO-mounted cabs. That summer, they sold 24 tractors
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Jeremy Matuszewski
1 month
When a frustrated farmer showed up on a Sunday, Tim Young’s team had him covered—coffee, the right part, and a good attitude. Why? Because Tim was out picking up parts, had already bought them lunch, and made sure everyone working the weekend felt appreciated. For Tim, it’s not
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Jeremy Matuszewski
1 month
When asked what his weapon of choice would be, Tim Young didn’t name a tool or a trait—he said persistence. Because it’s not about how many times you get knocked down. It’s about how many times you get back up. That’s what keeps farms running, businesses alive, and dreams in
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Jeremy Matuszewski
2 months
From not knowing the computer password to running the entire farm—Lesley Kelly stepped up after losing her dad. Equipment leases, grain losses, operating loans, and sleepless nights—she faced it all. That year wasn’t about growth. It was about survival. And she made it through.
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