Igniting Passion for Agriculture
Visions In Ag shares agriculture opportunities with students, young people and professionals who are still finding their career path. Specifically, we open the door for people who’ve never considered the industry as their place.
When you look at agriculture from only one angle, you see tradition. You see rural places that feel far away.
A new vantage point expands your understanding.
Agriculture is complex and crucial, with potential and purpose that are easy to find. From the microbes in the soil to the halls of Congress, there are millions of points of view giving it life and shape.
We still need more.
USDA and Purdue predict 104,766 annual job openings in food, agriculture, renewable natural resources and the environment through 2030. Graduates from related programs will fill 47.8% of them.
We're expanding the industry's reach, building infrastructure to attract a new generation of agricultural business leaders. By sharing a modern, expansive look at agriculture, we connect talent to career pathways in food, natural resources, technology and more.
We bring the possibilities of agriculture into view.
"If your daughter can envision herself running NASA, but not an ag company, that's not her fault. That's ours."
— Leah Halverson, Visions In Ag Founder
New Generations
Boots are optional. Curiosity isn't.
Agriculture is bigger than you think. It’s a wide-open, modern industry full of opportunities from STEM and business to health and marketing. You already have a connection to it. Everybody does. There are coders, chemists, activists and architects behind the things we eat, wear and use every day. No matter what you’re into, there’s a path for you in agriculture.
You don't have to have your future figured out to start exploring it.
Mentors & Educators
Show a new generation what’s possible.
Many people learn about agriculture through narrow, outdated stereotypes. In reality, it’s an advanced industry that touches an array of disciplines across politics, science, business, technology, communications, trades and health.
Trusted adults, family members, teachers, counselors, and others encourage exploration and guide the new generation to realize their potential in successful agriculture careers. Relatable role models, backgrounds and stories make it easier to imagine a place in the industry.
Help someone take the first step to discover a future in agriculture.
Backed by the people who know the industry best.
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Leah Halverson
Ten Acre Marketing, Visions In Ag Founder
Leah is the Founder and CEO of Ten Acre Marketing, a fourth-generation potato farmer and a passionate advocate for agriculture. With her marketing expertise and hands-on farming experience, she’s dedicated her career to sharing the stories of this industry.
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Jennifer Crumpler
Bayer Crop Science
A North Carolina native and global business builder, Jennifer brings experience across the cotton, textile and apparel industries. Now Director of Stakeholder Relations for Bayer U.S., she is passionate about connecting people, ideas and opportunities across agriculture.
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Kassi Tom-Rowland
Tom Farms
An Indiana corn farmer and lifelong advocate for agriculture, Kassi is passionate about developing the people who will move the industry forward. She believes agriculture’s future depends on inspiring new talent and new ideas to help feed a growing world.
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Alex Jackson
Frieda’s Branded Produce
As Vice President of Sales & Marketing at Frieda’s and its family of companies, Alex is the third generation of her family to build a career in the fresh produce industry. She is passionate about bringing new talent, perspectives and energy into fresh produce and agriculture.
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Kami Van Horn
Arizona LGMA
Farming alongside her family in Arizona, Kami brings science and biology directly to the field, helping growers produce food safely and responsibly. She is passionate about connecting science, farming and the people who will shape agriculture’s future.
Help us widen the view.
Every form of support brings more future leaders to the world's most important industry.