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From the Director

The Next Generation of Veterans Will Bring New Experiences and We Should Be Ready

To the members, chapter leaders, partners, and fellow veteran-serving organizations across our national network. Military service and the weapons of conflict are changing. The injuries and experiences connected to modern warfare are changing as well. I believe the veteran-serving community should begin considering what this means for the next generation of veterans, many of whom are already entering our offices and programs.

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In the News

Women of FVC Spotlight: Heather Delanoy – Wild Sage Farms

Continuing our commitment to International Year of the Woman Farmer, we are delighted to feature Heather Delanoy, as a part of our Women of FVC program. Heather Delanoy served in the Washington Air National Guard before starting her farm, Wild Sage Farms. Heather was a Fellowship Fund awardee in both 2023 and 2024, funded by Tractor Supply Company both times.

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From the Director

Honoring Service at Home – Celebrating National Veterans and Military Families Month

Every November, our country pauses to honor something truly profound: National Veterans and Military Families Month. Veterans Day gives us the opportunity to thank the brave men and women who served, but this month-long observance widens the lens. It invites us to look closely at the people whose love and commitment make that service possible – the families who carry the weight of military life right alongside their veteran.

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FVC SITREP Blog

2025 Farmer Veteran Stakeholders Conference

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.”

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