Loghan Nelson was nominated as a Beck’s Player with Heart for his commitment and passion on and off the field and court. The one thing he loves most about high school sports is building a work ethic, which will always be useful throughout his life. He has built a great work ethic from his freshman year through to his senior year. Loghan competes in football and basketball and he shoots trap. He participates in his local Worth County council, FFA, and Hartland Achievers 4-H club. Outside of school and sports, Loghan has volunteered by helping plant and harvest the FFA plot, teaching kids about his lambs at the local AG fair, participating in FFA pedal pulls, helping at the AG learning center during his fair, setting up Worth County Fair for the past six years, and helping create a local judging contest for the Worth County Fair. Agriculture to Loghan means land with opportunities. Every time he looks around him, he sees new things going on. Agriculture is always changing and evolving, which creates different opportunities. Agriculture has also taught him hard lessons such as taking animals to slaughter, while the easier lessons can include watching the newborn animals. These lessons are important because they will be used throughout his whole life. Loghan plans to attend North Iowa Area Community College for one year. Then he wants to transfer to Iowa State University for a master's in ag business, and a minor in ag technology. After he graduates college, he plans to return to his community so he can continue to help the people around him and start a family. 

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