Fifth-generation farmer Christina Woerner McInnis, a Baldwin County native, has announced her candidacy for Alabama Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries. Known for her work in soil health and sustainability, McInnis founded AgriTech Corp and developed SoilKit, earning recognition as Alabama Rural-Owned Small Business of the Year in 2023. With a background in business and serving as a City Commissioner, McInnis credits her family’s legacy for shaping her commitment to agriculture.
McInnis emphasizes the importance of the 2026 election for the future of Alabama agriculture, stating her focus on protecting family farms, promoting rural economic growth, and advancing technology and research for soil health and sustainability. She aims to create more market opportunities for Alabama-grown products, reduce red tape for agribusinesses, and strengthen the state’s workforce in the agricultural sector.
McInnis also prioritizes supporting Alabama’s ports, manufacturers, and supply chains to improve trade, processing, and distribution of locally grown and made products. Her goal as Commissioner is to protect and promote Alabama agriculture by expanding market opportunities, investing in technology, strengthening supply chains, and ensuring policies support those who feed and fuel the state.
The Alabama Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries oversees policies regulating the state’s farming and industrial sectors. The next election is scheduled for November 3, 2026. McInnis’s campaign highlights her dedication to advancing Alabama agriculture and supporting the state’s agricultural community.
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