Much like his dad, Joe shares his knowledge, experience and insight freely. He is actively involved in the Ohio agriculture industry serving as Vice President of the Advisory Council to the Dean of Agriculture at Ohio State University and he also serves as President of Innovative Farmers of Ohio. According to Joe, these organizations focus not only on helping farmers learn how to improve their farming business, but also how they can enhance the rural economy and educate the public.
Farmers have to provide customers directly with a value-added product.
You must treat it like a living entity. Because it ultimately determines the whole farming process. Healthy soil benefits plants, which benefit animals, which benefit humans. Joe communicates his thoughts effortlessly and with conviction.