FNC News
Ben Price Selected as ASFMRA National Farm Manager of the Year
We are excited to announce that at this year’s ASFMRA annual meeting, Ben Price was recognized by his peers as the National Farm Manager of the Year. Ben’s exceptional work as a Farm Manager in central Iowa for Farmers National Company (FNC) has earned him this prestigious award. Ben is a graduate of Iowa State University and joined FNC in 2008. Since then, he has provided excellent service to our clients and established a strong territory for FNC.
The American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers® (ASFMRA®) is the largest professional association for rural property land experts, boasting over 2,100 members in 31 chapters throughout the United States. The ASFMRA was founded in 1929 and the average member has been part of the organization for over 17 years. ASFMRA Farm Managers and Agricultural Consultants are in strong demand, with over 40 percent of farmland in the United States currently being rented. ASFMRA Farm Managers and Agricultural Consultants on average manage 55 to 75 farms, consisting of 14,000 to 20,000 acres.
Congratulations, Ben! We appreciate your dedicated and honorable work for Farmers National Company and your exceptional service to our clients.
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