Kevin Kelley, a farmer from Brookston, Indiana, is a dedicated board director for the Indiana Soybean Alliance (ISA). In addition to growing soybeans, Kevin grows seed rye, wheat, corn, and popcorn on his family farm, which spans White and Tippecanoe counties. Alongside farming, Kevin runs Kelley Engineering LLC, leveraging his background in agricultural engineering, with a bachelor’s and master’s degree from Purdue University. After a brief stint as an ag engineer, he returned to farming full-time in 1999.
A passionate advocate for agriculture, Kevin joined the ISA board to support Indiana’s soybean producers and promote sustainable, innovative farming practices. Recently, he hosted international soybean buyers through the Soybean Oil Masters Program, providing a firsthand look at American farming practices to encourage demand for U.S.-grown soybeans. Kevin’s past community involvement has included serving on the White County Farm Bureau Board and the White County Ag Association board. Currently, he serves as secretary on the Prairie Township Library Board. He is also committed to educating consumers about the sustainability and reliability of American-grown soybeans, aiming to strengthen Indiana’s position in the global soybean market.