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Welcome to Farmers National Company!
Today is Tuesday, January 6, 2009 |
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Doyle Onnen
AFM.
Farm Manager
/ Real Estate Sales
York, Nebraska
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Office Address
P.O. Box 491
York,
Nebraska
68467
Office Phone: (402) 362-5892
Home Phone: (402) 362-5892
Mobile Phone: (402) 366-6319
Fax: (402) 362-5892
donnen@farmersnational.com
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Real Estate Broker:
Nebraska.
Crop Insurance License:
Nebraska.
Designation(s):
| Accredited Farm Manager AFM |  |
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Territory Served:
Nebraska Counties: York, Seward, Lancaster, Saline, Hamilton
Educational Background:
BS in Agronomy, University of Nebraska, with emphasis in crop production/plant physiology (1977)
Fairbury High School, Fairbury, Nebraska (1973)
Advanced farm management training through American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers (ASFMRA)
No-till practice farming education through "No-till On The Plains" organization.
Grew up on a south-central Nebraska combination grain and livestock farm
Professional Experience:
1986-Present: Farm Manager and real estate broker for Farmers National Company
1983-1986: Manager, Utica Co-op Grain Company Fertilizer and Chemical Department
1978-1983: Crop Management Specialist for Farmland Industries
1980-Present: Licensed Certified Commercial Pesticide Applicator for Agricultural Plants
Responsibilities at FNC:
Farm Management:
I work in all farm management aspects helping landowners achieve their objectives as well as evaluating their farms along with recommendations for property improvements. Seeking income opportunity improvement is always endeavored.
Real Estate Sales:
Market properties to their highest sales value utilizing Farmers National Company's networking capability, along with strong local and regional advertising.
Grain Marketing Services for Landowners:
Utilize Farmers National Company's strengths in implementing and executing marketing plans for my present clients as well as others interested in having sales performed by a professional grain marketing organization.
Crop Insurance:
Initiate sales and evaluate present policies as well as make recommendations for improvement to both full farm management clients and landowners/farm operators needing insurance service.
Farm Management Consultations:
Work with landowners seeking specific help in any management areas that may include as diverse a service as irrigation development, grain marketing, lease investment analysis, soil conservation, etc.
Investment Analysis:
A specific and highly demanded service that evaluates and compares your present lease with alternative lease arrangements.
Irrigation System Management:
Work with both developing and improving the efficiency of irrigation systems to maximize their productivity and conserve underground water.
My owners receive personal as well as business satisfaction knowing that their farm is being managed by someone that is very knowledgeable about all aspects of farm management and deals fairly with grain producers and landowners alike. This results in less worry and more peace of mind for the landowner and allows them to focus on their other life matters. Our business dealings are always professional and courteous.
Professional Accomplishments:
Accredited Farm Manager (AFM) through the American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers (ASFMRA) in 1996
Past University of Nebraska Agronomy/Horticulture Advisory Board Member
National Member of American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers
Nebraska Chapter Member of American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers
Presently licensed as a real estate broker in Nebraska
Licensed for crop insurance sales in Nebraska
Awards:
Wes Furrer Regional Soil Conservation Awards in 1989, 1996 and 2006
Business Development Awards in 1988 and 2002
Million Dollar Sales Club in 2004
Insurance Sales Largest Increase 2006
Success Story:
Improved the irrigation system on a Seward County farm and raised corn yields from 155 bushels per acre to 185 bushels per acre with no increased water usage. The landowner's net income improved by $28 per acre. Also, the naturally occurring nitrogen in the irrigation water is tested to determine its amount and fertilizer applied in the spring to maximize nutrient efficiency for this farm. This results in a cost savings of $3 to $6 per acre for fertilizer depending upon the year.
On another farm, irrigation was developed on a dryland unit that had suffered from drought for several years. It was generally felt in the area that an economically feasible irrigation system could not be developed due to water being very limited. Through thorough research and testing, I was able to locate a very good water vein that resulted in a very adequate water supply for the new center pivot. This farm today has an increased value of $120,000 by virtue of the irrigation project and will also add about $9,600 of net income per year.
Implemented hunting leases on three client farms that have been very successful and improved net income to the landowner significantly.
Year started with FNC: 1986
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