In 2008, Bonnie Griffin decided to take the biggest risk of her life and leave her teaching position to purchase a piece of property 30 minutes outside of Charlotte, NC.
Learn how this SC couple adapted their childhood farm dream in the midst of disaster and how they continue to welcome change in their organic farming operation.
One of the chief financial benefits of doing business with a cooperative is that, as a member, you share in the cooperative’s profits. At AgSouth, we call this profit sharing program “patronage.” And the profits distributed through our patronage program are significant.
“Farm Credit helped us as beginning farmers with limited resources to establish some of the infrastructure we needed to get started," say the Millers of Cherry Hill Farm.
While farming can be long days and often without a lot of interaction, this U.S. Air Force veteran has found a way to invite people onto his farm through videos.
Kathleen Deringer’s country mortgage made a dream come true. “It’s been a lifelong dream to have a house on land where I could have my horses right behind me.”