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.
Thunder Valley Ranch is a veteran-owned and operated farm run by Dr. Fay Autry, U.S. Air Force veteran, and her husband Sean Autry, U.S. Army veteran. Running a HBH-certified farm is more than just a business – it’s a calling.
Final article in series on Barriers to Entry for Beginning Farmers and Ranchers At the Farmer Veteran Coalition (FVC), we know there is no single path to success
Air Force Veteran Debbie Bryan was struggling to adjust to civilian life, after returning from her 6th deployment. Through the BattleGround to Breaking Ground program and FVC’s Fellowship Fund, Debbie has been able to find a path to healing, balance, and reconnect to her roots.
This is the fifth installment in FVC’s series exploring the challenges facing beginning farmers and ranchers. In this article, we turn our attention to one of the most
In a heartwarming show of community support and veteran empowerment, Wilder Creek Honey, a local veteran-owned beekeeping operation in Perry, Florida, was recently awarded a $1,000 gift card through the Farmer Veteran Fellowship Fund.
Access to markets remains one of the biggest challenges facing beginning farmers and ranchers – especially those transitioning from military service into agriculture. For many, it is not
