Brent Noe

Brent’s connection to agriculture started in Central Illinois, growing up around a family farming operation that instilled a lifelong respect for the industry. His path eventually led him to East Tennessee to study Youth Ministry, where he developed a deep understanding of what drives and motivates people. It was also here that he was introduced to the rodeo arena. Those years spent around cattle and the arena weren't about the show; they were about developing the kind of resilience that only comes from showing up when the work is hard.

After an internship brought him to Kansas, Brent spent years in the thick of the Ag world,  full-scale dairy and cow-calf operations, and overseeing full-service co-ops. These roles gave him an unfiltered look at the reality of the business. He saw firsthand the stress that comes when a family has the work ethic but lacks the clear financial roadmap to protect it.

Today, Brent lives in Kansas with his wife and three kids, where they are growing their own operation and homestead.. For Brent, the goal is simple: faith, family, and figuring it out as they go. Whether he’s working on the farm with his kids or serving at his local church, he’s focused on building something that lasts. When he isn’t helping farmers get clear on their future, you’ll likely find him tackling a project around the farm, pulling garden tractors with his kids, or catching up with a friend over a good cup of coffee.