Amy Timmerman

Amy Timmerman is a cropping system educator based in Holt-Boyd County, specializing in integrated pest management (IPM) with a focus on plant disease. With a deep understanding of agricultural systems, Amy works to help local farmers adopt sustainable practices that protect crops while minimizing negative impacts on the environment.

A key area of her work involves collaboration with the Bazile Groundwater Management Area, where she addresses critical water quality issues, particularly the presence of nitrates in groundwater. Amy's commitment to improving water quality ties directly into her broader efforts to promote sustainable agricultural practices.

In addition to her hands-on work with farmers, Amy leads yearly educational programs that support both private and commercial pesticide applicators, chemigation practices, and nitrogen certification training in partnership with local Natural Resource Districts (NRDs). Her programs aim to ensure that farming practices align with both regulatory standards and environmental stewardship goals, helping farmers improve productivity while safeguarding water resources.