ACR is a 501c3 non-profit whose goal is to bring relief to active farmers/ranchers that experience devastation across the US and help mitigate their suffering
Come join us this Saturday at the Imlay City Fairgrounds! Tickets available at https://t.co/3H0IYCy7Po or message us!
Be sure to follow Ag Community Relief for more updates!
Hope to see everyone Saturday!
#FarmersHelpingFarmers
Don’t forget to register your corn-hole teams! Early registration ends on Saturday, but you can register until the morning of!
*start time is 2pm, not 10am*
Looking for volunteers!
We have different task and times open. Message us with your availabilty for the following times and we will be in contact!
Set Up: evening of June 28th
Event Day: June 29th
Tear Down: June 30th
Thanks for the continued support! #FarmersHelpingFarmers
Don’t forget about our Annual Barn Bash! We have a new location with camping available and booth space for vendors! Message us for more information and tickets! #ACR#FarmersHelpingFarmers
Don’t miss out on our cornhole tournament this year! This will take place before our Barn Bash at the Eastern Michigan Fairgrounds! #ACR#FarmersHelpingFarmers
Don't forget! The deadline to contact your @usdafsa office with a notice of livestock loss due to a combination of extended cold and above-normal precipitation during the months of January, February & March for the Livestock Indemnity Program is April 29! https://t.co/UiaHCMUdtu
Crescent, IA - We saw more busted bins. A farmer took us to his ground roughly a half mile or so from Missouri River. The ground was dried down but flooded AGAIN days ago because of rising water levels from the river. Probably won’t plant there.
North Bend, NE - Visiting Producer a quarter of a mile from the Platte River post flood. Ground is a combination of mud and sand. He’s growing cover crop for forage too. Saying rebuilding fence may be largest challenge yet.
Hamburg, IA - I had no idea the town still looked this bad. There are destroyed buildings, sandbags left, busted bins and standing water. Hard to swallow.
Michigan-based @AgComRelief has been helping farmers & ranchers affected by Mother Nature’s rathe since 2017. This year is no different. The non-profit recently assemble supplies and delivered them to Verdigre. See the story by @MichFarmBureau. https://t.co/y5r18HTdzd