Nebraska experiences shape Shultz-Ramer’s path in agriculture

Shultz-Ramer grew up in Kearney without a family background in agriculture. Her parents didn’t farm or ranch, and the family lived in town.

October 19, 2026Updated: October 19, 2026

By News Channel Nebraska

Nebraska experiences shape Shultz-Ramer’s path in agriculture

Alyvia Shultz-Ramer smiles with two of her goats, her whether (a castrated male goat) named Mad Dog and her doe (a female goat) named Miss Thang. The two are her Boer goats.

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