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Stoll joins Farm Credit Services team

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[September 24, 2007]  CHAMPAIGN -- Rod Stoll has joined Farm Credit Services of Illinois as public relations vice president in the corporate office in Champaign.

Stoll had served as director of development for the Illinois 4-H Foundation and the College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences at the University of Illinois since 1996. He spent seven years as a marketing representative with Monsanto's Dairy Business in Vermont, New York and Wisconsin after graduating from the University of Illinois with a dairy science degree in 1989. He is a graduate of Mount Pulaski High School.

Stoll is a facilitator for the LeaderShape college leadership program and is the annual moderator of the Holstein Association's National Dairy Bowl competition. He serves as an adviser to Nabor House agricultural cooperative fraternity at the University of Illinois and works as a high school basketball official. He owns 35 Holstein dairy cattle housed in Woodstock.

Stoll resides in Savoy and is the son of Hubert Stoll of Chestnut and the late Jean Stoll.

Farm Credit Services of Illinois is a farmer-owned cooperative with more than $1.7 billion in assets. Its 165 employees in 23 branch offices serve the diverse financial and related needs of nearly 7,500 farmers, agribusiness and rural landowners throughout the southern 60 counties in Illinois.

[Text from file received from Farm Credit Services of Illinois]

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