Jason grew up on the farm at the Knoxville location with two brothers and three sisters. He has been in application equipment since before he could walk. When he's not at work he enjoys spending time with his family as well as staying active. He enjoys running, and has completed a few marathons as well as several obstacle course  events. He hopes to someday complete a triathlon.
 

Clint was born in Southern Idaho and spent 40 years of in Southwest Montana, working alongside his dad, Chris, with commercial beef cows. In Idaho he spent much time on combines and in the field at the family-owned registered Herford ranch. The family moved the cow and operation to Southwest Montana in 1979.

After High school Clint went on a mission for two years, after which he came home and went to school in communications. He worked as a concert engineer for a spell, but the love for agriculture and especially cattle brought him back to working at a feedlot. There he conditioned and bred 8000 replacement heifers a year. It was there he learned more about AI and embryo transplanting.

Throughout the years he's worked at several different ranches in multiple climate conditions, all the while incorporating genetics into making herds more efficient. He returned to work with his dad at Whiterock Ranch with the knowledge gained. He and his dad worked together until his dad passed away. Together they managed the ranch for a year and weaned 762 lb. steer calves.

In the winter of 2020, Clint moved his wife of 20 years and their 5 kids to Iowa to work in assembly at a local ag equipment company. Wanting to get back into agriculture using the knowledge he's acquired over the years in animal health and nutrition, he started working for SFG in the beginning of 2022.