NACD Soil Health Champion
Jimmy Emmons and his wife Ginger farm 2,000 acres in Leedey, Okla., and have one son, Beau. Jimmy’s family has farmed for over a century, and he joined the fray in 1980. His third-generation operation includes a rotation of wheat, canola, rye, sunflowers, peas, soybeans, milo, sesame and alfalfa, as well as a cow-calf operation. Emmons also serves on the board of the Dewey County Conservation District and is the current president of the Oklahoma Association of Conservation Districts. Emmons will bring a producer’s perspective of soil health to the Tuesday General Session’s Soil Health Panel.
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