By Andi Anderson
This upcoming event, "An Evening with Hertz Farm Management - Emerging Issues in Agriculture," is set to be a significant discussion featuring leaders from Hertz Farm Management, Inc. The lecture is scheduled for April 9th, at 7 p.m. in 127 Curtiss Hall on the campus of Iowa State University.
Here's an overview of the key details:
Panelists: The panelists include Chad Hertz (COO), Randy Hertz (CEO), Jeff Troendle (President), all of Hertz Farm Management, and Doug Hensley (President of Hertz Real Estate Services). Each brings a wealth of experience and expertise in various aspects of agriculture and real estate management.
Topics: The discussion will cover emerging issues in agriculture, preservation of agricultural legacies, developments in agriculture, and related topics. Audience members will have the opportunity to pose questions to the panelists.
Speaker Backgrounds:
- Chad Hertz: Third-generation accredited farm manager with interests in soil health, conservation, Ag Startup Engine, and leadership development.
- Randy Hertz: With over 40 years of experience in farmland brokerage, farm management, and valuation, Randy has received numerous accolades, including the Iowa Farm and Land Broker of the Year award.
- Jeff Troendle: Experienced in rural property management, sales, and acquisitions, Jeff has been recognized for his soil conservation efforts and received the National Farm Manager of the Year award.
- Doug Hensley: A licensed real estate managing broker with extensive experience, including teaching seminars on various real estate topics.
Hertz Farm Management, Inc., based in Nevada, Iowa, specializes in farmland asset management and has grown into one of the largest firms of its kind in the United States since its inception in 1946 by Carl Hertz. The company offers personalized services to help clients meet their farmland ownership and investment goals.
The Carl and Marjory Hertz Lecture on Emerging Issues in Agriculture serves as a tribute to the founders of Hertz Farm Management, Inc., aiming to inspire future generations of industry leaders, research scientists, and young professionals in the field of agriculture.
The event is free and open to the public, providing an opportunity for students, professionals, and the general public to engage with industry experts on critical topics shaping the future of agriculture.
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Categories: Iowa, Education