Wednesday, October 2, 2024
Serving Algoma, Casco, Kewaunee, Luxemburg and all of Kewaunee County
MADISON – Two area agricultural leaders — Joe Schlies, Denmark, and Eric Harmann, Algoma — were among 15 selected to participate in the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Leadership Institute.
This year-long leadership training program’s mission is to develop strong and effective agricultural leaders.
“It is important that farmers and agriculturists step up as advocates for their farms and agribusinesses,” said WFBF Senior Director of Member Relations Wendy Volkert. “The Leadership Institute equips participants with the skills and confidence to shape the future of farming and agriculture, both within their county Farm Bureau and in their broader communities.”
Other members of the 2025 WFBF Leadership Institute class are: Jason Behrend, Wisconsin Rapids; Alana Biermeier, Mauston; Ann Brost, Walworth; Grant Buwalda, Waupun; Casey Denk, Mondovi; David Foerster, Oostburg; Mary Fronek, Antigo; Allison Gorr, Albany; Katie Koeppel, Mishicot; Austin Sandmire, North Freedom; Jeremy Skemp, Columbus; Amy VanderMark, Elroy; and Collin Weltzien, Arcadia.
