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Rowen Ziegler (2011)

District 3 Director

RR 2, Box 67
LaHarpe, IL 61450
Phone: (217) 659-3078
Email Rowen

Terms

1st ISA Term - 2010

Farming business

Rowen farms 1,700 acres with his father and brother-in-law, with 400 acres dedicated to soybeans.
He also raises corn, hay, wheat, cattle, and hogs.

Education

Western Illinois University, B.S. in Agricultural Economics 1977

Activities

Illinois Soybean Association
American Soybean Association
Past President of the Warren-Henderson Farm Bureau
LaHarpe Educational Foundation
Terre Haute Volunteer Firefighter
Former Terre Haute Town Supervisor
Former Warren-Henderson Farm Burau Foundation President
North Central Soybean Research Program
Soybean Rust Coordination Committee
Western Illinois University Endowed Management Fund Advisory Committee

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Joe Murphy

John (Kate) Hagenbuch

Sheri Kannamacher (2011)

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