GenNext Growers
Now is the time for GenNext Growers to help their operations and join the social media conversation.
Portal to provide a centralized, one-stop resource to explore the variety of USDA initiatives designed to help GenNext Growers and ranchers succeed.
The recent release of USDA’s Census of Agriculture shows some interesting trends in the demographic makeup of our nation’s farms and farmers.
Programs created allow producers to protect land and help new, minority, and veteran farmers get their start in agriculture.
Setting goals and plotting how to reach them can help young farmers successfully navigate today’s financially troubled waters.
Greater opportunity for students, plus better educated workforce for industry, is a win-win.
Now, more than ever, we must have the foresight to invest our time and money to prepare a workforce capable of addressing food security in the future.
Eighteen men and women from nine states selected to participate in program.
Applications for the $10,000 scholarship will be accepted from May 1 through June 30.
Florida Grower editor Frank Giles believes that in order to clear a path for more young producers, an “all hands on deck” mentality is mandatory.
It’s never too early to start building your personal and business nest eggs.
Great American Country network continues to highlight the ups and downs of the King family at their farm near Pittsburg, PA.
A contingent of Florida Fruit & Vegetable Association members recently visited Tallahassee to talk with lawmakers about issues of importance to agriculture during this year’s legislative session.
More than $19 million being offered through the Beginning Farmer and Rancher Development Program.
Generations X and Y sought to speak out for agriculture.
Recent study shows horticulture in listing of top 10 college majors with low unemployment.
A GenNext Grower takes the reins on implementing a program to accurately track and maintain logs from the field to the packing shed.
From production to politics, opportunities abound for budding growers to gather practical knowledge.
GenNext Grower Sara Corey answers a questionnaire on career challenges, future plans for the farm, and more.