Hi, I’m Amy—accredited land manager, cattlewoman, chaos organizer, and farm wife who never meant to be the boss of everything… but got really good at it.

I didn’t grow up in agriculture—but I sure married into it. And over the past two decades, I’ve learned to navigate it all: the land, the leases, the late nights, and the losses.

FarmsFull was born after years of helping our own family operation get its feet under it—and realizing that what I figured out the hard way could actually help other people avoid the same burnout, confusion, and conflict.

Now, I work with landowners, farm families, ag professionals, and women just like me—who are trying to keep up, catch up, or step up in an industry that doesn’t always hand you a how-to guide.

Here’s What I Believe:

• Systems don’t have to be fancy—they just have to work.

• Paperwork isn’t just admin. It’s power. It’s peace.

• You deserve clarity in your business and kindness in your boundaries.

• Telling your story is how you take your seat at the table.

• No one should have to figure this stuff out alone.

Official Credentials

• Accredited Land Manager (ALM) with the American Society of Farm Managers & Rural Appraisers

• Co-owner and operator of multiple ag entities across Kansas and Colorado

• National award winner in sorghum yield production

• Consultant, speaker, photographer, and facilitator of get-your-sh*t-together energy

And in Real Life...

I live in Southwest Kansas with my husband, Brant, and our beagle (who thinks he runs the place). I’ve got two sons in college, a love for horses named Nado and Tubby, and a truck + camper that are non-negotiables.

I’m also a writer, a speaker, and someone who’s walked through grief, rebuilding, and a few bad deals to figure out how to turn mess into mission.