Honoring Women Leaders at the 9th Annual Women in Ag Leadership Conference
The Women Impacting Agriculture recognition initiative celebrates exceptional women who exemplify leadership, innovation, and a commitment to the future of agriculture. Nominees may be involved in various sectors, including production agriculture, agribusiness, education, conservation, policy, or advocacy. Their influence is evident through their contributions on farms, in educational settings, and in policy-making roles across the agricultural sector.
“We are excited to celebrate the dedication, leadership, and resilience of women who are shaping the future of agriculture in Iowa,” stated Madeline Schultz, program manager for the ISU Extension and Outreach Women in Ag Program. “Their stories inspire others and reflect the important role women play in sustaining and growing the agricultural economy.”
Nominations Now Open
Nominations for this esteemed recognition are currently being accepted until May 31. Anyone is encouraged to submit a nomination for a deserving woman by completing a straightforward nomination form.
- The form requests details about the nominee’s leadership abilities, impact, and contributions to agriculture.
To nominate an inspiring woman in agriculture, please visit the Women Impacting Agriculture website.
Recipients will be honored during the 9th Annual Women in Ag Leadership Conference, which will take place at the Gateway Hotel and Convention Center in Ames on December 3-4.
For additional information regarding the Women in Ag Program or the nomination process, please reach out to Madeline Schultz at madeline.schultz@extension.iastate.edu or call 515-294-0588. More details can be found on the Women in Ag website.
About the ISU Extension and Outreach Women in Ag Program
The Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Women in Ag Program plays a vital role in offering educational opportunities, resources, and support aimed at empowering women in the agricultural sector. The program helps participants strengthen their roles within the industry, enhance farm profitability, and improve personal well-being.
PHOTO: Woman farmer inspects wheat in a field. (Adobe Stock │ #560983445 – scharfsinn86)
