Editor’s note: This article is the third in a series of articles featuring the leaders of the Association of Women in Agriculture Benefit Corporation. The organization’s mission is to advance the education of women in agriculture. The organization also supports the student chapter of the Association of Women in Agriculture at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Association membership runs in the family
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Taylor Holterman works at Union Pacific as a sales representative for the railroad company's industrial-construction business.
"Take some risks and explore," says Taylor Holterman to other young women involved in agriculture and other industries.
Graduating from the University of Wisconsin-Madison College of Agricultural and Life Sciences is a family affair. Seated from left are Daphne Holterman, Taylor Holterman and Lauren (Holterman) Brey. Standing from left are Lloyd Holterman and Jacob Brey -- Taylor Holterman's brother-in-law. The women in the Holterman family also are active members of the Association of Women in Agriculture Benefit Corporation.
Taylor Holterman travels to Spain with her father, Lloyd Holterman, to watch him speak at the annual congress of the European Dairy Farmers. The event was held in June 2018.
