The recent award of $11 million in federal Abandoned Mine Land Economic Revitalization (AMLER) Program funding to the Alabama Farm Center is a shining example of cooperation and strategic partnerships between business and state and federal government.
After a banner year fraught with battles on Capitol Hill and in weather-worn fields, Alabama farmers celebrated resiliency, resolve and their reliance on a higher power Dec. 7-8 in Montgomery.
Amid the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, Alabama farmers gathered in the Capital City Dec. 7-8 to finetune commodity-specific leadership, charting the course for a productive new year.
Young Farmers and Women’s Leadership delegates focused on the future as they rallied together to elect state committee leaders at the Alabama Farmers Federations 104th annual meeting in Montgomery Dec. 7-8.
Exceptional Young Farmers were honored at the Alabama Farmers Federation’s 104th annual meeting Dec. 8 in Montgomery as a competitive contest season closed.
