Interested in becoming USDA Organic Certified? California Certified Organic Farmers can help. As an exclusive benefit for Farmer Veteran Coalition members, CCOF will waive the $325 new application
While you’ve been busy working hard, we here at Farmer Veteran Coalition have been thinking of ways to better serve you, which is why we are excited to
To further enhance its mission of mobilizing veterans to feed America, Farmer Veteran Coalition is pleased to announce a partnership with Kiva as a trustee in their new
FarmTek, the industry leader in agricultural equipment and supplies, announced the Heroic Harvesters program has been extended for a second year. FarmTek will continue to offer Farmer Veteran
Apply now for Heroic Food’s 2016 Full-Year Immersion (FYI) program, a comprehensive sustainable beginning farmer training program located in Columbia County, New York. This training is suitable for
Thank you to Farm Credit, the official national sponsor of the Homegrown By Heroes program, for your continued support. Homegrown By Heroes is now used by more than
Seven years ago today, February 12, 2009, Farmer Veteran Coalition began pursuing its mission of mobilizing veterans to feed America. With little money, but lots of real life
Farmer Veteran Coalition, in partnership with Kubota Tractor Corporation, announced the first awardee of the 2016 “Geared to Give” program Tuesday in a special ceremony at the World
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9, 2015 — The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) today announced a partnership with the Farmer Veteran Coalition (FVC) to conduct agricultural credit training sessions in
DAVIS, California – September 2, 2015—Farmer Veteran Coalition has announced that the second tractor in the “Geared to Give” program, sponsored by Kubota Tractor Corporation (KTC), was awarded
July 28, 2015 by Julie Harker, © Brownfield Ag News More than 250 growers in more than 40 states are using the “Homegrown by Heroes” label. Calvin Riggleman,
The days at Talmar Gardens start early. At 6:00 a.m., crews troop to the horticultural therapy center in Baltimore County to water, stake and trellis by hand, growing
By Gary Matteson I’d like to think that Farm Credit’s Salute to Farmer Veterans has something in common with the salutes exchanged in their military careers: that our
Washington (PRWEB) June 02, 2015 Farm Credit, a national network of cooperatives that support rural communities and agriculture with reliable, consistent credit and financial services, is hosting an
Chad Tackett left the Army in 2012 after 22 years and four deployments and has been pursuing farming ever since. His wife is also a veteran and their
