Kyle Amos is the founder and president of Highfield Farm Asset Services, LLC. A graduate of DePaul University and Texas A&M's Master of Land Economics and Real Estate Program, Kyle has been involved in the acquisition, management and farming of investment-grade farmland for over 10 years. Prior to forming Highfield, he worked directly for institutional investment groups including UBS Agrivest and Hancock Agricultural Investment Group.

Qualifications & Appointments:

• Nuffield International Delegate
  
• Board of Directors, Nuffield USA
  
• Accredited Farm Manager (AFM) through ASFMRA
  
• Texas ASFMRA Chapter
  
• Board of Directors, Texas A&M University AREN
  
• Licensed Real Estate Broker in Texas
  
• Graduate, The Executive Program for Agricultural Producers (TEPAP)
  

Previous experience includes activities as a risk manager and derivatives trader at the Chicago Board of Trade.

Kyle's experience in agricultural management and investment, commercial real estate, and commodities trading uniquely enables him to connect with all members of the value chain.

Tim Anderson provides operational support to the Highfield team. Tim is an experienced manager.  He is responsible for the oversight of direct farming operations as well as tenant operational compliance.  He possesses rapport within the farming community and is considered an innovator.  

He is an organic agricultural consultant specializing in USDA organic certification. Tim applies expert knowledge, industry experience, and continued oversight to landowner organic certifications.

Tim began his career in the comptroller's office of Maxim Egg Farm (Cal-Maine Foods). Eventually an opportunity arose for Tim to be a partner in a large rice farming operation where he expanded his first-hand experience of production agriculture. Along with rice, he also produced crops of grain sorghum, soybeans and commercial hay.

Tim began farming organic rice in 2006 and developed a working relationship with Gulf Rice Milling where he sold his rice. He was further engaged by the milling group to offer regional farmers the opportunity to grow organic rice, and in doing so, began to assist them with the organic certification process. Tim has consulted with farmers regarding the organic program for over a decade and has expanded to assisting organic row crop farmers with rice, corn, sorghum, cotton, and soybeans.

Tim is also a licensed crop insurance agent specializing in organic crop insurance, pasture, rangeland, and forage policies.  Tim's children produce state champion Black Jersey dairy cattle.

Lydia Eubank is a 1976 graduate of Texas Tech University.  After teaching public school for a few years, she began a career in financial record keeping. 

The companies for whom she has worked include Landowners, large farming operations, aerial application businesses, O&G and construction. Lydia is often asked to train the bookkeeping and accounting employees of these operations.

Lydia has worked with Kyle Amos and Highfield Farm Asset Services for several years. She is responsible for all aspects of financial record keeping for the company.