Angela Boudro has worked in agriculture her entire life and has experience on small and large farms with a wide variety of animals, markets, and clients. She earned her B.S. in Animal Science and Agricultural Communications at Purdue University and an M.S. in Animal Science at UC Davis.
Cory grew up in the isolated mountains of Northeastern Oregon as the fourth generation in a cattle ranching family. After returning in 2003, she started Carman Ranch Provisions, a company focused on finding market outlets for the livestock raised in manners that build soil health.
Dr. Michael Kotutwa Johnson, a member of the Hopi Tribe in Northern Arizona, serves as the Native American Agriculture Fund’s (NAAF) Research Associate. Dr. Johnson recently received his PhD from the University of Arizona’s School of Natural Resources and the Environment.
Dan Waldvogle is the Membership Coordinator at the Rocky Mountain Farmers’ Union. Dan has a diverse background in agriculture where he has worked in livestock, hay, meat processing and specialty crop production.
Peggy Sechrist, a student of holism and practitioner of Holistic management for 25 years is also a Professional Certified Educator in Holistic Management since 1992; and resides in the Hill Country of Texas near Fredericksburg with her husband, Richard.