Veterans are a picture of pride for rural America
Through the entire year, let’s remember our fallen, remember those who served and remember those who are currently serving.
Through the entire year, let’s remember our fallen, remember those who served and remember those who are currently serving.
On Independence Day, Tractor Supply Co. will give customers with a valid military ID or other proof of service 15 percent off their entire in-store purchase.
Courtney Dixon’s Green to Grain website connects veterans with ag job opportunities. It is completely free and doesn’t accept donations.
Michigan’s Wahmhoff Farms Nursery had about 100 volunteers help in donating nearly 500 Christmas trees to servicemen and women and their families.
The USDA is making up to $16 million available in funding to help socially disadvantaged and veteran farmers and ranchers own and operate successful farms.
In 2017, 351,647 men and 18,972 women claimed the title U.S. veteran while serving their nation as producers of agricultural products ranging from corn and beans to cattle and hay.
A Washington Christmas tree farmer has helped a military family celebrate the holiday in November since their dad won’t be home this year.
Veterans and minorities, with a passion for farming, now have more opportunities, thanks to ‘The People’s Department.’ Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today announced $8.4 million in grants will be used by organizations in 24 states to provide training, outreach, and technical assistance for socially disadvantaged, tribal, and veteran farmers and ranchers. “USDA was created to […]