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Meet Our 2022 Feed Intern!

Jun 20, 2022

Meet our Summer Feed Intern, Amelia!

Amelia is a sophomore studying agricultural education at Iowa State University. She grew up on her family's dairy farm in New Vienna, Iowa where she developed her love and passion for the ag industry. Her favorite pastimes are reading and baking!

When we asked Amelia why she chose to intern with IAS she said, "I chose IAS because it's local to my hometown and my family has done business with them for a long time. I knew it would be a great opportunity!"

If you see Amelia at an IAS location or out on your operation, be sure to say hello!

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