- Do Farmers Hibernate in the Winter?: AFBF Blog
- Love your food? Hug a Farmer: Arizona Farm Bureau
- There Isn't an Off-Season in Farming: Beyond the Rows
- Farmers Produce Record Corn, Soybean Crops: Beyond the Rows
- Consumers hungry for good news about food: Texas Agriculture Talks
- Celebrate the Positives in Ag and in Your Life: Corn Commentary - NCGA
- Keeping Busy in Cold December: The Dairyman's Blog
- Ohio, Birthplace of Agricultural Leaders: Andy's Angle
- Corn is a Resource Worth Developing to its Full Potential: Corn Commentary
- Tune into Reality: Iowa Farm Bureau, Farm Fresh
- Cold Weather Cattle Ranching Can Be Rough: Debbie Lyons-Blythe, Life on a Cattle Ranch
- A Farmer in Northwest Iowa: Glynn Young, Faith, Fiction and Friends blog
- One Farmer's Simple Wish for Thanksgiving: Nick Weber, Monsanto
- Find Out Where Your Food Comes From: Western Growers Foundation
- Giving Thanks for Dear Old Dad: Andy Vance, Ohio Farm Broadcaster
- Thanksgiving May Be Working Holiday for Farmers: Nat Williams, Agrinews Online
- Be Thankful for a lot of Things...And Don't Forget the Farmers: Mike Barnett, Texas Farm Bureau
- Farmers Give Us Much to be Thankful For: Bill Northey, Iowa Secretary of Agriculture
Why are we helping to tell the farmer’s story? Because we have a responsibility to do so.
Agriculture is a vital U.S. industry, but it remains largely unseen for most Americans. We go to the supermarket and buy food for our families – and generally take for granted the fact it’s available and in abundance.
This is because U.S. farmers have been spectacularly successful in providing for us.
We are going to help tell their story. And it’s a great story to tell.
