Elizabeth Crumm

Elizabeth Crumm is an accomplished agricultural communicator and livestock industry professional from Anadarko, Oklahoma, where she and her family own and operate Diamond E Hereford Cattle Company. Raised in the show ring, Elizabeth began exhibiting cattle at the age of nine, focusing on Herefords and Maines, and has since competed at livestock shows across the state and nation. Her deep involvement in the cattle industry laid the foundation for a career rooted in leadership, communication, and advocacy.

Currently pursuing a Master of Science in Agricultural Education and Communication at Kansas State University, Elizabeth holds a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Communications and Journalism with a minor in Agricultural Sales, as well as an Associate of Science from Redlands Community College, where she also earned a Certification in Artificial Insemination.

Elizabeth’s dedication to the Hereford breed is evident through her many leadership roles. She served as the Oklahoma Hereford Queen (2021–2022), Secretary (2022) and later President (2023) of the Oklahoma Junior Hereford Association, and now serves on the national stage as a Director for the National Hereford Women.

Her diverse experiences include photography roles with Legacy Livestock Imaging and Focus Marketing Group, where she covered major events like the National Western Livestock Show and numerous state expos. Elizabeth has also served in key internship roles with the American Maine Anjou Association, American Shorthorn Association, Arizona National Livestock Show, and North International Livestock Exposition, gaining expertise in media production, customer service, content creation, and event coordination.

Known for her creativity, organizational skills, and adaptability, Elizabeth thrives in fast-paced environments. She is proficient in Adobe Creative Suite, social media management, and livestock registry platforms like Digital Beef.

Her leadership roles include positions on the Agricultural Communicator of Tomorrow officer team, American Indian College Fund Student Ambassador, and as an ABLE Ambassador, where she champions youth engagement and industry advocacy.

With a passion for agricultural storytelling and a commitment to excellence, Elizabeth continues to elevate the voice of rural America through compelling visual and written narratives.