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Stephanie Teskey

Agriwebb

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PERSONAL INFO

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Class 28

First Name

Stephanie

Last Name

Teskey

Occupation

Rancher

COMPANY INFO

Company Name

Agriwebb

Title

Account Executive

Company Website

agriwebb.com

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City

Mayer

State

Arizona

County

Yavapai County

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Stephanie Teskey currently works for Agriwebb as an Account Executive for the US team. Stephanie transitioned into this role after leaving the JBS as a Cattle Scheduler for the Tolleson Plant. Prior to that Stephanie served the Arizona Department of Agriculture as the Northern Region Lieutenant based out of the central and northern regions of Arizona. Stephanie grew up on the Dugas Ranch where her family has raised cattle for over 100 years, making her the 6th generation to both live and operate the ranch. Naturally as a ranch raised kid, Stephanie was heavily involved with horse 4H and continued on to be a competitive member of her high school rodeo team. Keeping up with traditions, Stephanie was the third generation in her family to attend Colorado State University in Fort Collins, where she earned her Bachelor’s degree in Agriculture Business. During her time in Fort Collins, Stephanie was an active member of Sigma Alpha, a professional sorority for women in agriculture. Stephanie also participated in CSU’s colt starting program.

Stephanie has a true passion for agriculture that shines through her work in law enforcement where she has the unique opportunity to combine her love for animal welfare and production agriculture. Prior to her work as a Livestock Officer, Stephanie has worked with numerous veterinarians assisting in everything from cattle health to equine reproduction. In her free time, Stephanie is actively involved in both the Cattle Growers and Cowbell’s organizations at both the state and county level. Stephanie’s goal through Project Centrl is to become a better leader in her own community and a better advocate for animal agriculture.

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