Davian McKnight, U.S. Marine Corps, is the owner and operator of McKnight Farms, as well as the President of the South Carolina FVC Chapter. Davian works to support veterans and members of his community who are interested in agriculture and help others discover agriculture as a path forward.
Heather Wright, U.S. Air Force veteran, is a fifth-generation farmer in Berkeley County, West Virginia. Heather is a 2024 Fellowship Fund awardee. She was able to purchase an IronCraft 3-point rear tiller and a utility trailer, which was funded by Kubota Tractor Corporation.
Darnell Dugger, U.S. Army, was in the 1st Calvary Division and served during Operation Iraqi Freedom. He is the owner of Acre & Herd Ranch in Griffin, Georgia. In November, he was among five recipients of new Kubota equipment for the “Geared to Give” program.
Stephen Clark served in the U.S. Army National Guard for 24 years and is now the owner of Buzz & Cluck Farm in Buckhannon, West Virginia. This year, he became a recipient for the Farmer Veteran Fellowship Fund, funded by Wounded Warrior Project.
Latunia Jeter, U.S. Army, joined the Farmer Veteran Coalition as a Veteran Service Provider. After 20 years of service, she is honored to work with veterans from many different service eras.
The Farmer Veteran Coalition is proud to welcome Maine as its 27th state chapter. As membership and engagement in the farmer veteran movement grows, the state chapters play a vital role in providing support to farmer veterans in their state.
Last month, the Farmer Veteran Coalition hosted its 11th annual Farmer Veteran Coalition Stakeholders Conference in Waco, TX. The theme for this year was “Emerging Trends in Food, Agriculture, and Health.”
WWP strengthens its role as the nation’s largest nonprofit funder of veterans service organizations, fueling a network of partners that closes gaps in care JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Oct. 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/
The Farmer Veteran Coalition traveled with Flower Hill Institute and Farmers Outreach Solutions to provide disaster relief outreach to local farmers in Puerto Rico.
Amanda Moreland was born in Dallas, TX, and moved to Cypress when she was three. Before joining FVC, she worked in customer service and event planning. Amanda was
