Nebraska Farm Bureau Welcomes Samantha Dyer as a New Northwest Regional Manager

LINCOLN, NEB. – Nebraska Farm Bureau has employed Samantha Dyer because the Northwest regional supervisor. Dyer is a Dawes County Farm Bureau member, and she or he and her husband Don have two youngsters Teague and Skyler. They dwell on a ranch close to Crawford. Dyer and her household additionally personal/handle two grocery shops in Crawford and Harrison.

Dyer grew up on her household’s ranch close to Crawford and has been energetic in Farm Bureau, graduating from the 2019 Management Academy, a yearlong management coaching program designed to supply sturdy and efficient Farm Bureau leaders. She earned an affiliate diploma from Casper School and a bachelor’s diploma from Texas Tech College. Dyer involves Nebraska Farm Bureau from Farm Credit score Providers of America, the place she was a monetary officer serving farmers and ranchers in Northwest Nebraska.

“Samantha is well-prepared to contribute instantly as we serve our members in an ever-changing agricultural panorama that requires higher engagement by our group and our membership. She is captivated with making certain that farmers and ranchers have a powerful voice on the problems affecting their farms and ranches. We’re excited to have Samantha on our Farm Bureau crew,” stated Adam Peterson, senior regional supervisor for Nebraska Farm Bureau.

Dyer will work with county Farm Bureaus in 14 counties within the Northwest area, together with Arthur, Banner, Field Butte, Cheyenne, Dawes, Deuel, Backyard, Keith, Kimball, Morrill, Scotts Bluff, Sheridan, and Sioux. She begins April 1.

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The Nebraska Farm Bureau is a grassroots, statewide group devoted to supporting farm and ranch households and dealing for the good thing about all Nebraskans via all kinds of instructional, service, and advocacy efforts. Greater than 55,000 households throughout Nebraska are Farm Bureau members, working collectively to attain rural and concrete prosperity as agriculture is a key gasoline to Nebraska’s economic system. For extra details about Nebraska Farm Bureau and agriculture, go to http://www.nefb.org.

–Nebraska Farm Bureau