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On the Lighter Side

griSafe has launched a new website that integrates its learning management system that includes fact sheets, webinars and safety information for health professionals with health topics for farmers and ranchers.
According to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, agriculture ranks among the most hazardous industries.
Farm Journal is sponsoring a live 2021 #FarmON Benefit Concert on Aug. 26 in Colby, Kansas, during Farm Journal Field Days.
Three-time ACMA winner Easton Corbin headlines the Aug. 26 event.
According to an article on AgDaily, John Deere has introduced FarmCraft as a new Minecraft experience for young gamers.
New Minecraft game connects a younger generation to the world of agriculture.
Titan International Inc. is kicking off its “Flags Over Harvest” campaign to celebrate farmers for their continued dedication to buying American-made tires
For every flag requested, $5 will be donated to Farm Rescue to help American farmers.
When people think about the National FFA Organization, the iconic blue corduroy jacket usually comes to mind.
The National FFA Organization’s iconic blue corduroy jacket has been around since 1933.
Entomologists from the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) have confirmed the first report of an Asian giant hornet for 2021.
Deceased giant Asian hornet found in Washington is first in 2021.
A national nonprofit that serves nearly 30,000 veterans turned farmers, FVC creates a new generation of farmers and food leaders.
Farmer Veteran Coalition serves nearly 30,000 veterans turned farmers.
More than 100 farmer veterans are being awarded equipment thanks to the Farmer Veteran Fellowship Fund.
Grant program through the Farmer Veteran Coalition is helping farmers obtain start-up capital.
11-year-old farmer follows in his father's footsteps on Georgia peanut farm
Despite having a genetic disorder, Wesley Cleveland is known as “the future of agriculture.”
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