NASHVILLE, Tenn. (RFD News) — Cul2vate is connecting Tennessee farmers and ranchers with hunger relief organizations to provide fresh food to communities across the state.
Program leaders said donations from Tennessee pork and beef producers have already provided more than 4,000 pounds of retail meat to help feed food-insecure families.
The organization hopes to continue growing the effort by connecting more farmers and ranchers with organizations serving their communities.
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