John Krohn

A fifth-generation farmer from Albion, Nebraska, John Krohn, grows corn and soybeans on land that has been in his family for over 120 years. For John, farming is more than a way to make a living, it’s a responsibility to care for the land, honor his family’s legacy and leave it stronger for the next generation. He focuses on sustainable practices like no-till farming and cover crops, working to get every drop of rain into the ground while protecting soil health. John never stops learning, embraces new ideas without fear of failure and approaches challenges knowing that growth comes through effort. His story reflects the innovation and perseverance that keep Nebraska agriculture moving forward.

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