The Land Manager will be responsible for creating and maintaining relationships and accounts with landowners. They will facilitate discussions regarding financial and non-financial goals through written plans to address ownership concerns and will recommend management plans and agricultural lease terms to align with the goals of each landowner. The Land Manager will also network with agricultural advocates, researchers, and retailers to educate landowners, reduce the environmental impact of agricultural production, and encourage a conservation-focused approach to land management. The Land Manager will act as the liaison between landowners, their tenants, FSA and NRCS offices, BLM, USFS, local irrigation offices, and other agricultural organizations.