Drawing on more than 20 years of experience in agricultural economics and consulting, this expert provides expert witness services in matters involving farm management, agricultural valuation, and economic loss analysis. Their work includes evaluating lost profits, assessing standard of care in specific farming and livestock operations such as grazing, fencing, and labor practices, and analyzing disputes related to agricultural practices, land use, and rural property management. The expert has provided deposition and trial testimony in cases involving crop loss, livestock management, irrigation issues, labor practices, and environmental conditions affecting farm operations.

Academic training includes a Bachelor of Science in Natural History with coursework spanning agronomy, ecology, soil science, hydrology, and agricultural systems. This multidisciplinary foundation supports analysis of both biological and economic factors impacting agricultural production and land use.

Professional expertise encompasses valuation of agricultural and rural real estate, livestock, crops, and agricultural-commercial facilities, along with appraisal of development rights and assessment of damages in eminent domain and condemnation matters. Additional experience includes management evaluation of commercial equestrian operations, livestock carrying capacity and fencing standards, right-to-farm and land-use issues, and analysis of drainage and water quality affecting agricultural productivity. The expert is a licensed general appraiser and maintains active involvement in organizations such as the American Society of Farm Managers & Rural Appraisers and local agricultural associations.