Success StoryAdvancing Farm Practices Through Shared-Use Equipment
Advancing Farm Practices Through Shared-Use Equipment
Author: Holly Bowman
Planning Unit: Bracken County CES
Major Program: Agriculture and Extension Leadership Development
Plan of Work: Empower Community Leaders
Outcome: Long-Term Outcome
The event generated a positive response from the local agricultural community, with 22 producers and farmers alike expressing enthusiasm for the opportunities presented. Through the interactive training and hands-on demonstrations for each piece of equipment attendees gained valuable insights into the practical application of shared-use equipment and its potential to advance their farming practices. After, participants left the training sessions not only informed but certified to rent out the different pieces of equipment. As a result, the equipment has become more utilized and has over eight new users signed up for the following season. This is all possible because the Agricultural Advancement Council remains committed to supporting and uplifting the farming community.
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