Error!
The DHIA looks for applicants who have an overall interest in becoming a veterinarian working in dairy, who have involvement in dairy medicine and extra-curricular activities. They also look for applicants with an interest in using dairy software and dairy records to aid in dairy management and in improving animal health.
To be eligible for a National DHIA veterinary student scholarship, applicants must be third- or fourth-year veterinary medicine students and enrolled at a college that is accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association Council on Education.
This spring, Brother Mansfield will be graduating with his doctorate degree in Veterinary Medicine.
Error!
Error!
Vijay Viswanathan was injured in a rock-climbing accident in 2003, which left him paralyzed from the waist down. When Viswanathan obtained his property, it had a lot of construction and agriculture debris, which was nearly impossible for him to gather and dispose. Viswanathan reached out to AgrAbility, asking for assistance on his, soon-to-be farm. After accepting to help Viswanathan, AgrAbility requested Rho Chapter to assist with the project, and the chapter jumped at the opportunity. The brothers spent an entire day working on cleaning and repairing Viswanathan’s property.
Viswanathan said he was thankful and grateful for the assistance from the Fraternity and AgrAbility.
Error!
Brother Michael Doane, Alpha Zeta (Kansas State), and Brother Dallas Ford, Theta (Missouri), both sat on the panel covering Sustainable Agriculture at the 2022 Ag Innovation Forum in Kansas City, Missouri. The two brothers, along with other panel members, discussed efforts to build more sustainable systems across a broad range of the food and agriculture spectrum.
Brother Michael Doane is the Global Managing Director, Food & freshwater Systems at The Nature Conservancy. Brother Ford is the Director Global Business Development at Sentera.
Error!
Brad brings positive energy and passion for agriculture, along with an intense drive to meet and exceed farmer expectations. His diverse skill set is a perfect fit with our quest to bring the industry unique and high-performing genetics, while remaining nimble, responsive and personally connected to our customers.
Prior to joining AgReliant Genetics, Wilson spent 25 years with Bayer Crop Science and Monsanto Company, most recently leading national account business in the eastern Corn Belt with Nutrien. Over his career, Wilson established a strong track record of successful customer engagement, people management and strategic account management.
“I’m excited about the opportunity to build on the proven success of AgReliant Genetics,” Wilson says. “My goal is to empower field sales and agronomy teams with the tools, training and encouragement they need to continue delivering the unique seed solutions farmers want.”
Raised on a family grain and livestock farm in western Illinois, Wilson received a Bachelor of Science degree in agricultural education at the University of Southern Illinois-Carbondale. He lives with his wife Lorrie on an acreage near North Salem, Indiana, and will be based at AgReliant Genetics’ headquarters in Westfield.
Error!
