Jeff Apel

Jeff Apel

Director of Agriculture Services

Jeff Apel brings nearly three decades of experience in the livestock markets to his role as Director of Agriculture Services. Since beginning his career in 1996, Jeff has been deeply involved in livestock trading, becoming a CME Member in 1998 and a registered floor broker in 2002. His extensive background in order execution, trading, and managing risk in the livestock markets provides a strong foundation for supporting Commercial Livestock Operations. Leveraging his experience in managing Commodity Trading Operations at Wharton Capital Management, Jeff helps bridge sophisticated trading strategies with practical risk management solutions, enabling producers and commercial clients to navigate market volatility with confidence.

japel@rcmam.com

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