With the average age of the U.S. farmer closing in on 60 years, it is time for a new generation to step up.
It is why the Arkansas Farm Bureau is giving high school students a sneak peak at college life and the tools they need to pursue a career in agriculture.
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The Clark Family, of Brownwood, Texas, are finalists for the state’s Young Farmers & Ranchers award. Known for cultivating a thriving ranching operation across five generations, the current steward, Jay, is doing so with an ever-growing commitment to regenerative practices.
MSU Extension wellness program is bridging the health care gap to empower youth in rural Mississippi
Mississippi State University Extension’s wellness program is helping making a difference in Bolton when it comes to educating young people on the importance of a healthy lifestyle and recognizing health risks in their rural community.
Exploring niche markets in agriculture can lead to mixed results, but Maple Leaf Farms has certainly mastered the art of getting their ducks in a row.
For this tree farm in Alburtis, the holiday season is about more than profits. Instead, they are embodying the spirit of Christmas charity by offering trees to local families at whatever price point they can afford.
