In honor of Veterans Day, Kubota Tractor Corporation and the Farmer Veteran Coalition (FVC) today announced the selection of the 2025 “Geared to Give” farmer veteran recipients of new Kubota equipment.
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The Farmer Veteran Coalition traveled with Flower Hill Institute and Farmers Outreach Solutions to provide disaster relief outreach to local farmers in Puerto Rico.
Every October, schools and communities across the country celebrate National Farm to School Month, a nationwide effort to connect students with fresh, locally grown food while building stronger
Mark Beacom, U.S. Army Veteran, and his wife, Amy, are the founders of Mush Ohio, a farm specializing in gourmet and medicinal mushrooms. Thanks to the Fellowship Fund, funded by Wounded Warrior Project, they were able to greatly increase their efficiency and focus on more tasks.
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
As the year comes to a close, many companies are offering their employees the opportunity to multiply their charitable giving through Employer Matching Funds programs. This is a powerful way to make your donation go twice as far and support the Farmer Veteran Coalition’s mission of mobilizing veterans to feed America.
The European Union and the United States have joined forces to empower the next generation of agricultural innovators through the new EU-U.S. Young Leaders in Agriculture Fellowship. This year-long program brings together 28 emerging farmers and ag professionals from both sides of the Atlantic to explore shared challenges, exchange ideas, and build resilient, sustainable food systems for the future.
September is National Preparedness Month, a time set aside each year to strengthen our ability to face the unexpected. Disasters – whether fire, flood, storm, or prolonged power outage – rarely announce their arrival, and their impact can be especially challenging in rural communities.
Marine Corps Veteran Mark applied for the FVC Fellowship Fund and was awarded $4,500, thanks to the FVC Virginia Chapter. Thanks to the funding, him and his wife is able to expand their homestead and better serve their community.
