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Welcome to Farmers National Company!
Today is Saturday, July 4, 2009 |
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Real Estate Sales Person:
Nebraska.
South Dakota.
Territory Served:
Northeast Nebraska Counties:
Educational Background:
Bachelor's of Science Agriculture, Production and Business
Kansas State University.
Eastern Wyoming College.
Professional Experience:
1995 Professional Farm Manager/Farmers National Company.
Instructor of Agriculture/Northeast Community College.
Livestock Judging Team Coach/Northeast Community College.
Beef Procurements/American Beef Packers, Land O'Lakes, Excel Packing.
Feeder Cattle Procurements
Livestock Commodity Sales/Heinhold Commodities.
Judged major livestock shows:
Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, South Dakota, Iowa, Michigan,
Oklahoma, Missouri, Indiana, Texas, Wisconsin, and Kentucky.
Carcass Evaluation:
Certified Angus Beef, National Cattlemen,
National Hereford Association
Raised on a farm in Dodge County Nebraska
Responsibilities at FNC:
Farm Management.
Real Estate Sales.
Consultation on Livestock Issues.
Commodity Marketing.
Investment Analysis.
Professional Accomplishments:
Million dollar sales awards:
1997 through 2005.
Presidents Eagle Club.
Business Development Award.
Alumni Teamwork Award, Norfolk, FFA Chapter.
Norfolk Area Chamber of Commerce
4 H, Local, County and State
National FFA Alumni.
President Nebraska Maine Anjou Association
Advisor, Jr. Nebraska Cattlemen.
Advisor, Nebraska Junior Maine Anjou Association
Member, National Maine Anjou Association
Member, American Angus Association.
Member, American Chianina Association.
Member, National Cattlemen's Association.
Member, Nebraska Cattlemen Association.
Norfolk, FFA livestock judging team, Coach.
National Collegiate Livestock Judging Contest,
Officiated, four consecutive years
National Junior Maine Anjou Association,
judged senior speech contest
United States Department of Agriculture,
consultant for livestock values
Attorneys, consultant for livestock values
Hosted several Livestock Judging workout
and contest for Colleges and Universities
Hosted the NACTA Livestock judging workout
for 30 plus colleges
Officiated several livestock judging workout
for colleges held at University of Nebraska
Judged the Little American Royal,
Kansas State University
Korea Retailed Meat Buyer Team, hosted cow calf event
Client Comment(s):
4/2/06
FARMERS NATIONAL COMPANY
I wish to thank you and your staff for the excellent job you have done on my farm this past year. I own 240 acres of land in Antelope County. Before you took over management of these acres, I averaged $4000 per year after expenses. The farm was a mess there were volunteer trees and weeds all over, the irrigation engine was covered in oil and grease, the booster pump was missing, there were trees in the way of the pivot not allowing a full circle, etc. When your farm manager Jerome took over he found a great farmer to work these acres. In less than a month the volunteer trees were removed, the ditches and weeds were mowed, the trees in the way of the pivot removed, and the crop planted. The farm looks great and the income off of the farm tripled after expenses. I am very please and would highly recommend Farmers National.
Thank You
Nancy
Success Story:
Success story:
Improved an 80 acre tract of pasture that was part of a 160 acre farm in south-central part of Stanton County, Nebraska.
The mission was to improve the income producing potential of the 78 acres of pasture. The balance of the farm is also highly erodible. We placed three horizontal terraces across the farm ground to head off the heavy rains.
The client’s first love was to farm the ground. but due to the sod buster issues, we would have to install approximately 15 acres of terraces on the 78 acres of pasture and a no till farming practice.
After looking into other options and the study of the EQUIP program, the cost share incentive, we were able to install three earth dams, upgrade the existing well, install cross fences, position water tanks to set up a rotational grazing program.
The original cash rent for the pasture prior to 2000 before taxes were $25 per acre. During the crop years of 2004 and 2005 the income increased to $78.00 and $72.50 respectively for the crop years.
Year started with FNC: 1995
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