Growing up in the ag community raising livestock encouraged Jordon to learn more about the ag industry. It taught him the value of hard work and instilled a belief that anyone who raises commodities such as grain or livestock works too hard to not receive the financial assistance they deserve to continue growing. Watching a customer succeed for all their hard work is the most rewarding aspect of Jordon's job.



And it’s personal for Jordon, too: He and his wife have raised livestock since they were kids, and they continue to do so today (with the help of their five kids) in rural Saunders County, where they also assist row crop farmers in their area. It’s important to Jordon and his wife to show their kids the value of hard work and the rewards that can come from it — and that it can be fun at the same time. They consider themselves blessed to be part of the ag community.