Kyle Larsen For iowa
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About Kyle
Kyle Larsen doesn’t just have a passion for agriculture and rural Iowa; he was born into it! Kyle has always had a deep appreciation of where our food comes from. The importance of land and livestock stewardship. So much so that he built up his own pig and row crop operation so that he and his family can continue the family tradition of feeding the world.
Kyle also has a passion for his rural community in Humboldt, IA. When Kyle graduated from high school not only did he graduate with the top award in agriculture, and his Iowa FFA Degree, he also earned the rank of Eagle Scout. He continues to be a strong member in his community as a previous president for the Humboldt County Farm Bureau Board and member of his local church. He has also represented Iowa on the national stage for American Farm Bureau Discussion Meet competing and thriving against the greatest minds across the United States. In Washington D.C. he has pushed on the legislatures to make sure the voice of rural Iowa was heard. Kyle may be viewed as an outsider, but is not a stranger to Washington D.C. He has been laser focused on policy making that defends and protects Iowa Farm Families and Rural Iowa.
Kyle earned his bachelors degree in Animal Science at Iowa State University. After graduating, and getting engaged to his wife, Abby, he returned to his farm in pursuit of securing the future of agriculture and rural America. He is driven by the three most important things in his life: His Faith, His Family, and His Farm.
Faith. Family. Farm.
Kyle’s running for Congress because too many politicians spend too much of our money, and care far more about the next election than the next generation. He will never take our constitutional rights for granted or let China take our land. Kyle is a man of grit, determination, growth, and has a relentless commitment to the land, the people, and the values that sustain rural Iowa. In Congress Kyle will always put Iowans first!
“Here’s what I want folks to know about me: I’ve never held public office before. I’m a farmer, a land appraiser, and my platform is built on three core values — faith, family, and farm. I am running to give a voice to hardworking people across Western and North Central Iowa. They deserve someone in Congress who has experienced life the way they have.”
