Taylor Adam

Taylor is the Mid-Atlantic Livestock & Grazing Manager, providing technical assistance to producers, developing holistic livestock & grazing programming, and facilitating producer networks that advance regenerative agriculture and farm viability. She also serves as the Mid-Atlantic Grazing Mentor Manager for the Beef Grazing Network, supporting peer-to-peer learning opportunities for cattle producers across the region. Based between Prince William County, Virginia and Berks County, Pennsylvania, Taylor brings a diverse background of agricultural education, producer outreach, and livestock & grazing management.

Prior to joining AFT, Taylor developed and managed a beginning farmer mentorship program at Cornell Cooperative Extension and served as an agricultural extension volunteer with the Peace Corps in Togo, West Africa. She has extensive experience managing pasture-based, multi-species livestock operations in California and New Jersey. Taylor holds a degree from Penn State University in Community Environment Development and Environmental Resource Management, with concentrations in water resources and agricultural systems. Her passion for producer-led learning, adaptive grazing, and collective action for agricultural resilience continues to guide her work with producers across the Mid-Atlantic.