amy frankel

Amy

Frankel

Manager of Influence Engagement

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Conservation storytelling, agricultural communications, land conservation, farmer-focused content strategy, social media growth, connecting conservation to real-world farm outcomes, making complex topics accessible

Amy Frankel is the Manager of Influence Engagement at Farm Journal’s Trust In Food™ initiative, where she leads content creation and community building efforts to connect farmers, food companies, and supply-chain experts around the adoption of conservation ag practices.

Before joining Trust In Food™, Amy served as Marketing and Communications Manager at The Land Trust for Tennessee, a statewide 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization protecting over 137,000 acres. There, she developed a deep appreciation for the farmers and landowners working to conserve Tennessee’s agricultural landscape. Her work there centered on making complex conservation topics feel relevant and accessible to the people most affected by them.

Amy’s career spans marketing, communications, and environmental compliance, giving her a rare fluency in both brand storytelling and the local, state, and federal regulatory landscapes that shape agriculture and conservation. She holds a Master of Science in Environmental Science from Loyola University Chicago and a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Communications from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Articles by

Amy

Frankel

Trust In Beef™ Further Invests in Rancher Support by Adding Noble Research Institute to Coalition Partnership

Value chain collaboration program adds national research and education leader to fill increasing need for producer technical support  October 29, 2025 Kansas City, Kan.,– Since the program’s founding four years...

America’s Conservation Ag Movement Adds Nutrien Ag Solutions to Coalition Strengthening the Future of American Agriculture 

Nutrien Ag Solutions brings powerful depth of retail agriculture and agronomic expertise as coalition enters its seventh year Kansas City, MO (October 7, 2025) Since its beginning in 2018, America’s Conservation Ag...

New Grazing Management Research Highlights Positive Progress and Pathway Toward Beef Industry Target 

The benefits of grazing management plans that are written or kept digitally are unparalleled for U.S. ranchers and include boosts to profitability, efficiency and resilience as well as aiding ranchers...

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